Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 13, 1925 · page 12

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"3]. oh :1in i'm so excited!”
said Airs. Bunny to Mrs. Coltonlnii.
"I wonder who is going to win this
race!) I

Bunny. your husband. won it." said
Mrs. Cotiontnil comfortingly. “He
was ahead a-lltlle while! ago."

' _“I know." said Mrs. Bunny. “But
they have only gone Mound the
pond three times and they have‘to
30 six. There is so'much dust I
can't reexthing." ‘4

"l nonderwlicro, ihot little Musk-
rat boy‘il,” laughed Mrs. Cottontaii.
“I suppose that is.he away book at
the tail end, with his funny home-
made ,ir. I wonder why he ‘ever
got inwnlhle race anyhow.“

“Oh. look! Look! screamed Mrs.
Bunny. "There goes Mister Coon'a
yellow racer through the fence. Oh.
dear! I hope he isn't hurt." '

. “No. he's climbing'oul.” said Mrs.
Cottontall. "He’s all right but there
is something the matter with his ear
I think. It looks kind ‘of smashed
in from." ' ..

“/11." sighed Mrs. Bunny, "just
so long as he isn't hurt I don't cure.
Ben will surely win the race now. I
certainly hope that Muskrat boy
doesn't. come to harm with his rat-
tle-trap old car.”

The dusthml cleared away for a
minute with a puff of the wind and
the rulgbit ladle: could see much
beito‘r. . .

"W11. 1 declareif' said‘ Mrs. Cot-
tont/ m an astonished voice. “Rat-
tledr-un nothing! That Muskrat boy
isn't at l.lie.end at allfi HE‘S half
way i, to he head cur."

-"\\'..,:ro‘e Ben ?" cried Bra; Bunny.
"Oh, there he in. Who‘s that ahead
of, 1m»; ' I do believe it's that fat
Wood. mole person. He knows very

. well met his wife doesn't allow him

to drive no test. - ‘Oh. dear ll knew
it! There he goes!" , 1.

en gave a bounce and a bump! And
sp nah! . It landed right in the pond.
and if Money Mud Turtle hadn't
“been right there watching the race
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might have been drowned.
But Mosey swam over and save

him. However. that was the end 0

the mg: for him.

,“They're going around the pen
for the fourth time." said Mrs. Bun
ny. “Just two more time left. But
‘ry on. Ben," she Called ‘as loudly :
she could. and waving her ears wild
ly to attract her husband‘s atten
tion. “Hurry up." ,

‘ “Bang!" ' .
"Something blew up.” said M .-

Cotton tell. "There! Mister Porpu
pine is slowing down. 'He's had
puncture. Now he's out loo!"

“Ben‘s ahead! ‘ Ben's ahead:

screrl 3d Mrs. Bunny jumping u
and flown 'in her excitement. an
waving her ears and arms and e-

,iirely forgetting that-she was a di-
niflev' lady bringing up a {3.111in .

"if. look at thaty‘Musl-gret‘b- ,
shouxed Mrs. ‘Cottonloii ioudly‘ '
no to be heard above the make
“Someone shouldwuthim in
place._ . He: is ahead of everybod‘
but "our, husband, Blossom;

shor/ i't have it. He will ruin e
orything. The idea. of allowing a
old Junklheap like that in the me
There! Will you please look at t w
They are even! Exactly even. an
only one more‘time around the non
to finish the race!" ‘

“Indeed. I shan't have it." decla
ed Mrs. Bunny crosoly. "I'll hav

Benjiut, him out right now. Be
Ben Bn'nny, come right here.
want gnu. I’ want to tell you som
thing. ' a ‘

r But Mister Bunny neither new I!
heard. He was doing his best t
keen-ahead oi Murillo Muskrui'a ll
ile rattle-trap of e car. but inch in
inch Markle‘was gaining. 4

One lap around the pond—ital
hp. :1 quarter. ten‘teetl TheI ~.,
was over and Markio Muskrat

.won it, , “ -

"Hurrah!" erred oyerybody. 'w ,
kle gets theorize.” -

' All, but Mn. Bunny. “Won't

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