l‘ .-
f’. ~
.'
f
I’AGE TWELVE
E
I
FRITZI RITZ'
THE EVENING SENTINHL—so NORWALK‘ CONN.
By ERNIE BUsHMILLER
By CHARLES M’MANUS.
R suENTfistlE N
[MHQ
Twm.
MS
ELEM
3 Yo] s‘AlI‘AN
Begs i‘.’
\BYRING ._ D
in” 33$“: ewe
CIRCDSY
By MILT GROSS
r” . I
H 6 5H i-THERE'S THAT LD'PES‘I -Y St: Flo-ALL You .
3: gmcgzx- um‘rme To ASKOME To HAVE To Do IS PUT ON . , I
. LUNCH AoAm. h- l wouoea now no THAT new OU’i‘FiT or
; SONNA SNEAK ou'r WITHOUT HIM YOURS -THEN 60 OUT
i NOTIcm'G ME! AND JUST mm B?
. THAT OLD God?!
- ‘ CICERO SAPP _
3 was no so. Germ rm... . _ “sown—m AD... . er
: seems: 512»? Tale is W 3 mm we we AND was no
‘ TRIP \‘Nt TAtthG Tom“: is. I— L , 3mm oat-flaw MI W!
. Nowherms‘noaom cementum—$00K!!!“ 5'19-
' CANADbl-‘(M SUPPOSED do eat .. tamer as m MAR: up Voile .
" ' MMRE-JN law'- " -.. '~ was newest». venue
at P". e l ~ ..
. . ' 1 3 »l.. " fi‘m
.(’;, . “‘2 NW1”
3' a ‘3 , ., , "fi 0‘ 3" CAM
- o . . . . . I A.--
- 3" I ' '
DOROTHY DARNIT ’ . "
HY STARS! E - at A euA 'TO‘PgRCENA
CIRCULAR lRT- 32E mufis- owsFo
.fifln‘ai'.
JOE’S CAR . /.
mar-Wit“ poem. «was. ' I ~. 7
won»; sot-r You ‘3" ! wAHT 'Yw "to 3““ b m “Elma“
HAve’ .AN even eE'eAv. AND we 5'0 “WENT "5 A. “’HALF—
"Goon. MONEY). I. yoga Bier cuT :oR A
. - . > ' -"' m T“: A ISALESMAN .
mm“ on Al «deem». So 50' 59m" ”I.
assiskgnmaaytwe om: 'Mn .‘ , J
ocm' stamina”. unmwkh .
l'fvl‘ IA alablboecjl}
YOU KNOW ME 'AL‘ Adventures of Jack Keefe
' 0 ‘ ;‘ WW6” '
Friend Al. Té‘mm ? .“A r
Well Al I suppose you seen in the ”mm. Doe: NW em Stunt“
» papers where the Athaletioagrahhed HE 3mg”? “gun-you Ruow- It"
Jack Quinn from the Red Sox and $1,;— 2 .
'thenhewentoutandwhizetnte { 3,",
games which l bet it made Grifith; . ‘ ’
sore as they are new node in noel:
for the patent. i see Ed Barrowthia
IAMandhetold meheputineon;
sale and expect it a hunch of. ofieu
right away. lgueet old fox Grlfilh
will go Mack I better and grab the."
What a three-o l and Johnson and .
i Covelekie will make hey Al. Well '1
jest seen a messenger go up to Bar-
row’e olfiee so will go up and try and
3 get a ear full. . 3w 3,
«3.33“; J‘Ck we ‘ “é ‘
BANANA on. '
Im swim
BANANA
1..-...
'to gothe Land of Lost Things.
no
%/ I /////////// 2:“ f -
s." r" "g“ Q :
.. CgAsH-o .72” ?.
~ I .- ‘0. ' . I.
H 300 ._¢
it. I
. 5::- .w\ . “
. ‘3“ 3 3 3
'55: i ‘ S'
i"; ‘\ e g,
‘- 3’” ’h ’1'" .“t‘
\ . .- “'3‘- '
3 2.56
I ‘ I. 791-.“
~ i
N O I8—THE LAND
—A Temifisee éo'y’.
ReADs DURING 'Ak
THUNDSR- STORM '4‘
M4—
‘5
XDVEN‘ “ TURES . 4
ohms: TWINS
8Y1. OLIVE RQBBRTS BARTON
OF. LOST THINGS
Juggle Jump and the Twins knock-
ed on every door in Keyhole Land.
But instead of doors opening, all
momentum-u "come in" and the
three of. them had to squeeze in
through about a hundred keynoles.
whichris ag'rnost dlaicult thing to do.
Noonehld even heard 0! Pull. let
alone Putt's lost buttons. so the three
travelers,got tired and left that place
for good and all.
. "Now where do n e go from he_.re '“'
asked Nick.
Juggle Jump stopped and con-
sidered ‘.‘I‘ ll look and see.“ he said
touching the . button that said
“stretch ”
So all went hisneck again. like a
skyrocketvon the Fourth. or pulling
tafty on Hallowe‘en Night! Indeed.
his' head‘ disappeared altogether.
By'and by he came back. "I've
just .been to see the Man in the
Moon." he said. “and he advised me
He
uys that most everything goes
there own balances.”
“Balances!" cried
“What are they 3"
.“I don't know. He didn't SEY.'
remarked Juggle Jump, “but I've
heard of-people who lost their bal-
nice. And tempers. too!" he added.
"No doubt lost tempers go to that
queer place. too, to say nothing of
minds and patience and all the
things people are- losing all the
time."
on to the Land of Lost Things
theywent. then. Still looking {or
Putt's lost_buttons. And pretty soon
they‘cuhe’ to the biscuit-tin house or
Rubydoan'. the rag doll.
“What are you doing here ?" asked
Ruby John. trying to look pleasant.
butiohlyi succeeding in staring-star-
lngwithoutany eyes. (or her eyes
the Twins.
I were. completely gone.
-..,..... — -. fl.
I ‘ D
, .. .
q \
' a
I P}I Vi
‘ i filifi."lh $33 '
8 ' *.:« ‘ :3
.r K I , .
. I ,.
fl 33;. . ‘
at. ' 3i
.4 . ,
o . , i
‘ .33 O
s = “I -.>~- A .- .2-
mix-3. .12.; —-=. 2:212“ s-m -
. A a a _
AA: - n—E» - 2: .
MM ‘ "" ~ :5:
A a "‘ M A
A . -<“ » ,rK‘ R’J‘Mfi
'c. AfimAfi'A—‘fiflfim fi" ’5'
x ' I"
’ ‘< J H? e:
“What, are you doing here?" asked Ruby Joan.
“Looking for Puft‘s lost butto
said Nick. "Pui'l's the Fairy Que
cook. and he sneezed so much 5
in: pepper that he‘s lost the last'
ton of! his coat." .
"Coat!" cried Ruby Joan. “'1‘
nothing to'a head. I've lost
my shoe-button eyes oi! my h'
and I can't see a thing. I'm tr
to find them. We might go tog
er.”
“Just hang onto my coat-ta
altered Juggle Jump. "We'll go
squad of four. Left, right!
right! March."
"Look!" cried Nick. "This s
is paved with buttons."
"0! course it is." said Gen
Pershing. the tin-soldier who
been lost down a crack in a. ho
walk and couldn‘t find his way h
“or course it is. Where do you
pose all the buttons go to that
lost in the w.ash Down the dra
course! Then “here? \\ by r
hele to the Land of. Lost Thl
But all of them aren‘t washed
Some are sneezed of! and some
come off. You may all look."
Down on their hands and It
went the ‘tour or them. Ruby
luckily round two shoe-button!
once. which she said were just
good as the ones she had lost.
know it sounds funny," she.
“but buttons aren't like medic
You can change them around."
Nancy helped to stick the ‘8
buttons into place and the rag
seemed very happy. “Now loan-
to help you." she cried as they?
went ‘at it again.
'And what'do you think! '1'
found one o; the precious bott
That made two.
i To Be Continued.)
(Copyright. 1925. NEA Service. I
l trough she lives in has An—
soles. close to the center ot the mo-
tion plows-e Industry.‘ Hia- Barbara
mun decen' t care to be a mo-
V501. Islet. Instead. she is taking a
1 course in oarpontering
dodge-“d: or donu- veoattoa.’ worko'
W _
In Prison
. ' ”is,
Paul T.
stole $5 from his sister. Mrs.“
Clark of Lon
Rehnborg. She had him
and testified against him. and";
got a one to (moon-year tomi
prison. f
mthe ‘13:; tall or th Yell
H. ._ 0 Grand ion oti
leftwloo Nth a.
Norwalk Chronicler