Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, August 1, 1925 · page 12

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he and~the Twins left Moviel‘snd,
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"stretch‘fland. he began ,, to ,stretch
untilgthe'Twlns could see his head
or shoulders? , " ' '

Then'he pushed another ‘button
thst sfiid “shrink" and back he came
again.

"On one side is the Land of
‘ Breezes. on the other side is the
' Land} of Keyhoies," said he. "Which
she’ll itibe 2" - J

m the end he' tossed a penny 'to
save' trouble."‘Tulls! It is'the Land
otJKeyh'ol'es. We shall go to' the
Land otKtholes to tind some of
Puttis 'lost buttons," said Juggle
Jump. He strode away with Jerky
steps-and the Twins followed.
Pretty: soon they were- in ’a piece
'wh‘ereeven the bird wages were
lockedgup tight, The h/ousesnndthe

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pa‘dlocks until the whole’plece i
like a jail. _ y. ' 4
'fDld you see a large pestllbu
about the size of a two~dollar
piece?" Juggle Jump ssked In!
"It ,beionged to Bum. the .F
Queen's cook, and hesneezed it
"That is a long distance “I
said the lady. “I don’t thinkltt c
have come so far." . 5 I
"Oh. yes, it could." aid Ju
Jump. "-You don't know‘Putt.
he sneezes the very mountains \
And he always sneezes when.
shakes pepper. and he shakes
per every time he makessoupv,
gravy. AM he makes soup end:
quite a. lot.‘ Therefore, Punish
so;much that he has burst‘ott'
button he owns and his.coat .
stay together." , 3
“Why don‘t they padlock ‘ ,.
nskedthe lady. “Padlocks are n':
better than buttons." A a f
“It wouldn't make any differed
saidl Juggle Jump. “We should?
be hunting the padlocks. , ;
Thellady went her way- and It
went theirs.
Pretty- soon they comet‘s-1,-
in: out on a line. Every plant-u
fastened to the clothes- ~line _l
padlocks instead or clothespjnp.’ f
Junie Jump and the Twirl-ix
ed over each piece caretuli‘y.‘ put,
though there were button-{end
tons and buttonsnthere were-5n
so inrge'or so :‘ine‘as Puffin: "
"Let's go to the button-storefft'
gested Nancy; "Maybe we cenmi ,
it‘there." _ . i
' “How can we get in?" excl“:

_ Nick. "It il locked tight."

"an: ha!" cried Juggisfl'J‘n‘I
“That's where I come in. Or r
where we all go in. Take‘ hold

I‘ . mycoet-taiis. my dears.” i

_Then.Juxéle Jump pressed ..
button marked “very smnlL'f-‘i
stantiy they all shrank ~into
shoes and even their shoes sh
They had no trouble at all ‘5'

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RUBBER mars IN . _I II '
LONDON. Aux. L—(APJf‘;

 

I British Colonial office . .sn ' '

yesterday it has decided for" I_
from today export 01-15. perLc ..
the rublfer production in Ceiyo

I I' the Straits Settlements. at a.

mum duty. this being a. 10j pong
increase over the import

~ during the previous three ‘niI

The new ”mil?“ indiudd-I I

,I Federated Maisy st'ates."lfhe‘ ‘

government , also has approved'é“

II tetn concessions in the . ‘
‘- or the standard of productionim

federated Malay states whitish

I“ believed will lurlher east mist;

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STAMFORD. C6nn.. mg. I;
(AR). John Devin. 12 mt.“
died at the Stamford'Hospltsls II
terdsy‘lr'Gm injuries received.“
terday atternoon rwhen heuI’
struck by an automobile o 'I '

: Charles J. Plight at.

Death was due to s. fracture.»
bus or the skull" Punt. ' ' ‘

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