.H'u'ztturr‘s in the motion business have not been very : go far. He just got back .griio after ducking the -- 3n tho lake. .2 13-1-1 ”foodies came trotting y “'hiskers, where in ‘1 have you been? And 2 3 30:: get all that blood on 'iio-rs'.’ : L over there to that nice, ; I if straw, for I feel chilly 3; inlir all wet. and then I'll 7- ,~, .131 that has happened since . you,” he answered. ~- »:- 1.11iy had finished his story. . .ritcui all the exciting « .. had had over at the real , '1. m Billy and all the other "H to be taken on the _ perform for the movie . 4 mm: so they could get a - ;~ Hm screen. .1, "on mean to tell me that - .um-t. me to trot around their . .. U5 ring with-that deatestablo r ;.- mi my back going through } ~ antics? Not on your life! :may first. By the way. 2 n good idea. of mine. Let . :-=2 Stubby and Button and me away tonight. I’m sick of time anyway. This thing of :- nicks over and, over again ~- rue old crank or a. camera. man : mv upon a. screen is too con- ~; in: me. [Besides I am tired ‘ ciiy and I long for the coun- i: is beautiful at this time of }'='r.r, when the trees are all :2 and green and the streams ';Ei of water from the spring My, just to talk about it »s me crazy to get there! Come, ' do you say that we start to- i know Stubby and Button .. wild to go." Billy. ) am afraid to go. we would we get any supper or . (my place to sleep?” . uyone could tell you had a]- '~ liw'd in a City and had boon : earn of and never had to. "nr yourself just. from that question. But that it just where the fun comes in—not knowin: where your next meal is to co'me from or where your next bed will be. It may be on a. rock beside the road. under a. hayatack or in a packing box in some alley." ‘ ' “Oh, I should be afraid of dogs in an alley. and out in the country of cow: and big horses." said Teddies. her face plannly 2showing her fears. “Afraid of cows!" laughed Billy. “To hear you talk anyone would think you were an told woman. Afraid of cows! I never head of a. horse being afraid of cows!" (Being the tiniest horse in world is not. always the pleasant, it seems). Electric Output. - Waterbury. during tho nut. month, has enjoyed the largest out— put of electrical units, both for resi- dential and industrial uses, over re- corded in that city. The actual out- put in kilowatt hour: for the week of September 13 was £598,890. over - “CAP” STUBBS MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1924. .I ' EVERYDAY A GOOD LAUCE wan Coco — wen. HE\.\.O OLE How's mu. m‘ , non'r renew ro HONEST (AP! \ . EVEMN‘E! WH° LET ‘ ‘. AH' ' F ws T Hon ..' owe 'EH DlDN'T MEAN to “its our: §L2A55€%R% Hear 0 A E m Loves: HIT you: LEoGo! . VAP. Ih' 2am . 2f??? ' n ‘ ' " . \ i g ‘ 2s . .2 .2 "r: i 2 l I ’ s r 1— ' r \BI. " L ‘: ' ’ ax?” ~ 2—- r I ( “-k K_—._—A+“M _ r a. million more than the same week a. year ago. NAVAL Amofirrr sums. LONDON, Oct. —Admlral Sir. Percy Scott, noted naval authority. is dead in his 72nd year. IN RABBITBORO ' 1‘ ._ L- on- . ..- V..-” -2 _ . -..._ _._ “2‘ wrwaa..~ - .._.. PM GOING To GIVE A DINNER ON FRIDAV NIGflT’ To our; New NEIGHBORSJHE BURRONS.” ' X 1 HEAR THEY ARE cowo- To ENTERTAlN A LOT rrms WINTER. AND 1 WANT You 72: LPN' YOURSELF OUT 16 - PLATTER MR5 . B . . - By ‘ALBERTINE RANDALL WHAT no You THINK. - WE'D Ban—am STAR:- THE. DINNER WITH , DAD 7 THE YOUNG LADY ACROSS TNI WAY The young lady acro- mo way we the hoot-gnoddouotumwo prohibitive thrift but It Cum) to he: (hero's loos drinklnt under m I... um: evol- Mign- ooArs HOOK-UP I / Conn)“, 133‘, 5] Th :1ch NW Spin-EC. 'cg;;;:1_li,' £2 .. »‘ inn-— By Henderson 5 \ His Menu! State While Trying to Decide Who: Rocha to Us Vork For Little Hands To Do IO; l " and "Nepp" are. the same ”ml pals. “Nepp” has a. loft ,- :-»r soft drinks, "Unc" fl 10311' (name mg to make him will his linker. He's lhouflng, “61v. m ‘ o o_| C o o o C dr'uggist.” . - "3‘0 108m the gyymrow naught uncommon W) a; “2 nu.) ' ‘ men we“? a . , in! 717". Worm» 593$. Tmmmmz 3:” WDSW . lug ! 'V, g, (”WWW mes «39‘8qu memm m.mm~ mam. WE LL BE A (.900 Cu“. W ISN'T SAD -~ THE MGM’s AGE M AND moors OF MY DAB—- NO 006M94— . r7 r '(i. w '1 - Vamdhd‘" v R , 9212‘ . (’(CY WI 2.x. ' UK f" '~ . g A ' 33- kavmt-hh ' L HERE'S your! so: 03L CANDY AND I WANT To TELLYOU u HAD A -M|GHT’Y C£L£?E wu SHAVE G E T. tM GLAD You DOD‘ rAdventures Of J acli Keefe II» ' um N‘ _, WHAT': a GOOD HOTEL ‘VHQT .. DON‘T ‘er To H0| wow”: 2 COME 91" 'TiLL I KNOW WHERE vouze TAKN’ US By EINVINA ‘-.—-l “.3? 3‘: I!" of» ~5 . . .5
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