Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, November 28, 1925 · page 9

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THE EVENING SEN’I‘INEMO. NORWALK, CONN.
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When the, Twins left the hunting
picture with .‘Iistt‘r Blue Cap. all the
ladies and gentlemen waved good-
bye to than].
“Too bud we didn't get a fox to
show you." said the men who had
heen so kind. “I‘mt come back and
we’ll try it nnothnr day. Your ponies
and hunting suits will be here wait-
ing for you."
"Thank you, we have had it very
good time." said Nick. But he know
and NanCy knew and Mister lilue
Cap knew why thtxv hadn't “bagged"
a fox on tho fox-hunt. It was be-
cause they. themselves, had hi‘ipvd
Mister Fox to got away.‘
They want down the Slf‘ps and
Mister Blue Cap loot-ml the glass
door of the picture aftvr them.
When they lookml back. all the
ladies and gentlemen on the horses.
and tho hams themselves, And dolls.
and everything had turned into paint.
ings again.
The picture was Just
"Number 461-—The Ilunt."
That was all! No one nor suspect.
Ni thai onehohlntl the glass. nll wus
different! That the whole affair wne
an real as :1 football game or utnily-
pull!
nut thrro wns no more time to
think of that plvturv nnynmrr how.
for Mister Blm- (‘ap was: saying:
"I! we are to hurt any morn ud-
wrntnres in the pictures hotoro your
mother camps back. W“ shall havcto
hurry. The coach is just about to
leave anyway."
"Th5 mach!"

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front of an old inn, luvl‘oro which
was a large stun hzinzzint; frnm an
iron arm OVF‘l‘ tlh- «inn-r. The Sign
said. “Ti-r llml Linn inn," ’l‘rawlurs
could road it plainly 1w iln- liuhl ni‘
an olcl~fnxhinnml luntvrn hanging luv.
eidn tho door- -

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mun who ran to :1 lart'v stomach and
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waistcoat and lm'ltml nvn'iy unlit-r
his (-mtl-lailsat ill“ lruh was slit’wnvl
a twat hit of aprun.

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landlord.

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