Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 18, 1924 · page 13

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called out Polly at that moment from
bounded in. you her case over in the corner of the
'3. ”19 astonished room where it had rolled.
urn arfiund to see ‘fYou too been in the tree-tonsil
n a Hilly had run be- tight. Polly?" asked Snub. "All the
4W 41nd the bear. rest of. the animals seem to be here
but Maggie. I wonder where she is."
and Just at that moment Maggie
ext-1mg hersei! down on Snub's shoulv
Ger. '
"So ho! You have been scared to
death. have, you. so you roasted high
to, be out 0‘: harm’s way? Well, it is
a. good thing you did for it Billy ever
. gets near enough to reach you it will
'be your last day on earth. I bet.”
said Snub.
“I guess we better go out and see
’ what Billy , went. for thtr ain't
knowine what he might dec‘lde to go
next," said Nick.
So the three men hurried but to«
see where Billy hm! zone. but their
hearts sank in their boots betore
- they had gone three steps for there
were‘Billy. Nannie. Stubby and But-
torir all tour. running through the
big gate out into the street. for the
night watchman in his hurry to get
to the animal house had neglected
to shut it. I ‘

And that was the lust Nick. Snub
and the night‘ watchman ever saw

.Q 0! Billy Whiskers. Nannie, Stubby
_i~h that knocked and Button. 1

cs'. “1 “In: them rolling ‘ .
. rim floor. Then he THE EhD'
‘u‘ lt‘gs and knocked
down on the floor. ’ APPEARANCES DEW“
1“,; it. over and over Three small boys were 3. ng
. W, mm Po" cr‘i- about their fathers. The son of a
1 H e‘e'as'so dim; and writer said: "My father 3 writes
T, a long while Bib a few words on a plate paper
,rm. as he detested and gets $25 for it.‘
: mulling better than “0“". said the lawyer‘s son. “my
,, x. ‘1‘ i. daddy just sits in s room and tells
_. he regarded her people what to do, and they give
A 212‘911. and she hated him $50 for “'n ,
> _ mm“. as he hated' “That's nothing.’ said the par-
, \ ver‘y much afraid son‘s son. “My dad gets up in the
. Mm“, 513 s phlpit. preaches for a few minutes.
I aw him and when he‘s finished it takes

‘ 7 g, she ran away up on‘
, i hivi. hoping he would eight men to carry the money to

~: Billy's sharp eyes ‘
‘ ._.mging down and he can.

,_ snippy monkeY. ’ .
like your on m Yesterday 8 Puzzle
, if you do not want ’
~ where you are. And Ans“ cred
just where you are
wsh to take a. hurry-
‘ For I should like
_ than to butt you ‘so '
; never get back."
z: to the other'baboon
he said,
3, 3 up and shake paws
‘ , difference off! And
:ming. and disturbing
night!" and Billy turn-
:he room when he saw
'l: standing in the door-
night watchman. Billy
I of the room and left
\ .‘uighten up the things
, knocked over.
“ said the night watch-
‘ tell me how ti‘iatgont
, ‘ untied and over id»
k at that thar been“
Both their faces are
, rm your two fists goin'
3 I also bet that Billy
it the: bottom of it."
nth! Sure enough!”

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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