Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 10, 1925 · page 11

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said importantly. ”What is lit?!»
and gray and has a long tail an"1
squeaks and likes chees and hates
cats and lives in n. dark hole and-—"

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High Jinks Land. just like that.

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said PusstBoofs. "My, my! I an'
very sorry."

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Dodger. ‘but please don't let it but
pen again. Nancy. will you Norm
make up the next question?",,

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iy. “What has a ceiling and a fi-tmr
but not an inch of spam in it?"

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Misii'r Dodgoh “Can't you hi] my ;
iiitle mare about it?"

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times has raisins in it. or apples. ()1
Chan-ion. or minrmmr'nt or -—-"

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naming—whatever you can it"

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