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THE EVENING SEN'I‘INEL—SO. NORWALK, CONN.
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I SAY FRITZI.’
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‘NHY SURE MR BLOBBS’
I'LL BAKE YOU ONE
RIGHT AWAY :3 ,4 ‘
HEAR YouRE
UITE A COOK-
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[>0 COULD BAKE
NICE BIG PIE
FOR MI: 7
II ERU SAPI’
GOSH 3-] SURE DID TAKE A LOT OF
PAINS WITH THIS PIE“ IT TOOK
ME AN AWFUL LONG TIME TO
MR. BLOBBS
MAKE.“ I HOPE
, LIKES IT .'.’
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HERE
Y'ARE
MR» BLOBBS.’
By ERNI
OH FINE
FRITZI — THANKS
VERY MUCH .' —
E BUSHMILLER
' How HrNNv— THIs Is THE P"
I NAM. you TO THROW
IN THE COMEDY
'nm: warm“ zit——
By FRED _LOCHERI_
' THE IOEA OF THAT BOOB GIOEON
'T'R‘IIN' TOPAIDT BIIRNs ME LIP!
HOIIIEIIER, I THINK THE BEST GAG
\7‘Tb ~I'IIIINK ABOUT'a
Is JUST TO \GNORE THE POOR
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AROUND HERE!
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HET! cow; To‘LIFE AROUND
‘ HERE: WH‘! IsNT DINNER
RB ADV ?
Hou‘LI. HAIIE To ENI' YOUR
DINNER OUT TONIGHT ——
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I’M HERE. sot: ~70 GET MY MAIL .4
DON'T TRIP mo FALL bowa YOU'RE.
CARR‘IING A ROLL BIG ENOUGH 76.
QKOKE A HERD or ELEPHAHTS'.
COME To PAPA !'
FIFT‘I EIGHT THOUSAND AN‘
SEVEN HUNDRED IRON MEN I'.
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OH‘ You DEAR
BoY- DID You
EAT ALL THE
'* DoucH-IUTS
. ' I COOKED‘?
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SHARES N.G.RUBBER (\T Mo‘
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CONTAIN BILLS I I'LL
MONTH AND \
ALL THE. PEST OF THOSE EHVELOPES
CHECK AGAINST TIE WHOLE. PILE.
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ADVENTIIRISM '
l‘HIv‘vm- III I II. III“.
Deserted Island—CI aptcr 2
Jnck hiul but iIIlIII ilIJIII'II
was riding free.
shore of the island, I‘nIiI- .v'I-IqIIui
leaped to dry land.
in IlllIIiIl. IIII
avoided running into another Nilllir
lir- i'nllmird \I'LIII MC'III‘II III II I- .- ,I, . . A.»
m- \I'Iw: I. T‘I‘I‘l‘u' ' II
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of the bout.
"I wonder \I'iIIII his l'lfillll“ Is.
rcpiied Jack.
we've got to call him 5mm Ihing." shI- .‘I’llII
The little dark-skinnI-Il boy stood lip‘ hII‘. S'I‘HII'II .III"III III :u-t (mt
Dotty Hatched him for a mnmrm and Lhr‘n ilil‘ilt‘I'l Ir) Mel”,
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FOR THE WORLD.LET HER
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BEEN FEEDIN' TI'I°?>E
DUCKS?
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AGAINST THE
LAW?
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Where a minute or two before the
his picture in the picture gallery was
only a quiet dignified painting culled
the “The Tipton Coach." now every.
thing had changed.
Not bnly had the Twins and Mister
Blue Cap walked right inside the pic.
ture, behind the glass. but they had
become acquainted with all the poo.
plo in‘it. as well.
There was Mister Biokins. the big
{at landlord. and Miss Crantord, the
bemtiful young lady about to step
into the coach and start on a jour-
ney. and last. but not least, Bill. the
coachman. who wore a. top-heavy
beaver hat, and a. huge muffler The
Thins wondered if It “'el‘OIl‘iol the
heat from this wonderful muffler
that made Bill's face so red. >
"Would ymi like to come for It ride
with me. children?" asked Miss I‘. n-
iord sweetly. “If you were never on
a. couch.It may be interesting to go
part way to Tipton. Biii can put.
you on the return conch at Mud-
port."
"Oh. we'd love to go!" said Nancy
quickly. "Only I h' .en't any coat
or hat. along.”
“Oh, that's all rgiht." said Miss
Cmntord. "Hetty, my maid. has all
an Is of extra wraps ~ r. You‘ll
.4“
no: be cold. L‘nmn n" llcvtty. bring
the bags and things and climb into
the mach. We must be starting at
once." ‘
Bill. the .coachmtm. looked at the
town clock. "Ya. In high t? .10 we
started it we want to get to Mudpm-I
before the London Coach .rI rhea
than. Climh rich: In. everybody."
TIEI)‘ In
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lletvrr mm» .1st
M1, Iim name gix'rn to their iittiu ll‘l'lld "sham :‘IIe‘y
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I A’ouv: ROBERTS BARTON.
NO. 14—THE TWINS HAVE A RIDE
THE TWINS cmw fschrd rdl cute “May we sit on top?" 'lxku‘d Nick.
”Yet. let's all sit on tap." bilid Miss
Cranioni. “All hut ll lijv' Inim mmI
stay inside to “'11th IIII- hugs."
So they climbed up the ladder-hkv
steps at the back of the vouch. and
Bill cracked his “hip and away Ihoy
went. hnmpity hump our the (70h,
Nos of Lmdon burn.
I‘vuplo got on :IIIIi [II'DI‘IC go! off.
and it was :Ill Pry Invri'y.
Onr‘e an old lady got on. with a
big white goose in :I I’IfIFICt"i. But the
”It came off and the goose flew III-1:3.
nnIi llill had to slap the (mu-h Ill‘i:i
I"t the aid lady Oll'
Nuhddy seemed III llfii' 9 MIN" Ir
lllII.- I‘up. Being ‘l I‘;III':' Il‘.‘ m ""‘L'I‘Il
to kI't‘p out of :‘ILTI'II. some way [IIII
he was there jusr the sum".
Nnnty was qllii-I warm and vom-
t'ortuhlr‘ in Oil“ (1i Miss I‘IxIIfm‘Ii‘s
shawls. and llill. the I-Imehmun, said
hn Wis entii‘vl;: ton mm” in his
muffler. and pzixsr-Il i', lIm-lt In .\‘ir-l:.
Th" coach roliwi 'Ilmm I‘nronziv
lovely country roads with judges IIn
NIH}! sirlo. They Innsmtl i: I‘I’Z"
pretty Villages. and II‘Il5_\' turns, and
at inkt they l"‘1‘!(‘hl'li MIMI} Iri.
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"hut it i." pI-l'IIII: IfIiI, 'III.l J Ihizi;
it .'i belitr‘pet off III - HI}. 'I.
ziiirl go l-ar‘l: on that rumh HIIII'I'lIII:
IIII'l‘f. It I! II‘I‘ TIII'HII-tI I‘I'-.':"'II .lYlII
i kntnflili"'h'l\"‘l'. III‘ “I” ink-II L»
"If 50”. KIII-p iIII- \xI'uer .\Ii lI-I‘
“inkins will SI‘IIII Ihrm to me, .\II:l
h -,-.. are two shilling: for anIrf .II
“Mid C’ivyvf"
"fined-bye?“ said the Tums. climb-
II“: dmrn. “And thank you \I I'_\'
much for ”l‘ I'idI‘."
To be continunda
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