Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, September 9, 1924 · page 10

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33r- twtns had grabbed or; bag so in a different direction and scour
' ~ corn from one of the girls. all the paths in that section or the

 
 

,- ‘other little‘girl held onto her Park. looking around every cage
and began to run, holding it that we see. Then when the clock
strikes twelve we will meet in front
01 the yard where the elephants are
kept." .

Billy Junior went to the south,
Nannie to the east and Daisy to the
north. '
. Every step Daisy took. she grew
' , more worried, and when she passed
a cage or ferocious tigers a‘nd panth-
ers who she knew lived on kid meat.
she shivered to think that perhaps
they were licking their chops be-
cause they had pust finished eating
one of her darlings who in some way
might have squeezed between the.
iron bars of their cage. _

(But we know that the twins are
still alive.)

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Socii Instincts or Ants-

Ants, even more than men. are
social creatures. for it isolated from
their kind. they die—evne when giv-
en" the best food and care. The
same is true of the hive-building
types of bees and wasps. This pin-
” ing away is'thought to be caused
high above her head. but she squeez by their instinct for homebuilding
ed the bag so tightly that it broke not having suificient chance when
Ind the corn scattered on the ground in captivity.
Then the kid quickly gathered up a
treat mouthful and ran on. ' _ ’ ‘ .. ‘ ~h
, .The little girl Went wailing to :1 ”Am
’pnrk policeman and told him her “Emma” THE"
, . troubles and the kids saw him turn Mp... C
. g and run toward them. They need
. ,otf. chewing the paper bags as they
-» “In. seeking a good place to hide
‘; which they? found ih a thick clumx
‘5 of lilac bushes. Jitter devouring th"
xery last bit of pap-:r that had eith
or butter or chocolate sticking to 1
they fell asleep. Ami here they wan
; tound by the night. ,Wlltt‘hman will

carried them of: on: . them in :
pen with‘some .‘lxg. *. torus from
across the sea.

Billy Junior, Daisy and Nannie
V Visited the cages of all the animals

73nd gave no more thought to ll;
runaway Twins ulltll hour after wvr'
by and the Twins did not come has;
Neither had they seen themrplaying.
In the Park and Daisy began to grow
nervous about them. At last she said
to her husband.

’ "‘Bllly, I can't stand this suspense
Any longer. I am beginning to fear
that something has happened to the
.Ilvlnl. You know they might have
mndered over to the lake and been
drowned. You and Nannie may go
(in calling on the different animals.
but I am going to hunt for the kids." 1
‘ "“You are quite right." said Nan-l
. .nb. “I have been uneasy about them "
l to:- some time, but did not like to
mention it for fear of alarming you.’
‘ We will go with you and help llunt‘
‘ ‘3 1°” ““m'" Tus Youno LADY
; .‘Tesw agreed Billy Junior, “it is WAY “5"” "ml

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ugh: do. they are do daring and new no one doesn’t know who! we're
mischievous. We'll outline a systemat - pin. to do for no: furniture vb- the
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