Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, December 25, 1925 · page 9

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There was one had little goblin
who was especially bad. Hts name
wu Tweekanoee.

When the Twins and Inch of Pie
chased all the uobllne away and
took the candy-cane and sugar
' plum: back to the children they be-
longed to be said didn‘t care! He
was lick of candy anyww:

And then. mind yon. he looked
about him to see just what mischief
he could get into next! ‘ ‘

First. h went to Johnny Jones'
. house and human-ed took: into the
‘ wheels or Johnny's new express wa-
gon. so the wheels wouldn’t go
round. .

Then he went to Timothy Thom-
ao' house and put. water into Timo-
thy‘s drum ID that in was quite all
of a. we": drying out nzuin.

Then he went around to Mrs.
Smith'- houlo 1nd tore the leaves
off the calendar no in June. And
Mrs. Smith never noticed it and got
all mixed up in her days, and went
to church on Thursday end washed
on Friday Ind the neighbors had Io
Put her right again.

But Tweekanoue went mvrrily on
his why having the time of his life.
the rural!

You'd he‘ surprised to know what
thing! he did. it I muuter‘i from
now until Christmas I couldn‘t tell‘
gyou everything. But I can remem-
Tbor a few of them and here they are.

The wagon and the drum and the
calendar were just a lit-ginning.
' There was the toy piano that San-
ita Claus had left You? Portertleld.
g“'hat do you e'poso Twnokanoso did
‘to that? Why no got inside and
.Ichanged the notes nound. and it al-
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music leeeons and had learned to
play “Chop sticks."

The next morning after Tweake-
noee had changed her piano around.
Peggy couldn't play a think. Chop
Sticks sounded like unumr-ra and
firewood, and Peter Peter Puut'pktn
Enter sounded like mince-meat.

Poor Peggy! It was perfectly
dreadful! The harder she tried the
worse things sounded. and finally
she shut up her little piano with a.
hunt. and almost smashed the whole
business»

And Tweeknnosr'! Mind you. as.
soon as he finished one kind at min-
chief he forgot all about it. and
was off with a hop. skip and Jump
to look for something else to ruin.

Santa. Claus hull brought Sally
Sloan a nice new blackboard to
hang on the walk-chalk and erusorze
and everything.

And what did TWOt‘RImOEt‘ do but
sneak in when rhe'd gone to bod
and amour glue all over it. And in»
glue dried like glnsu and it was 9:1
slippery you could have slanted on
it. A: for malaim: a. mark on it
with chalk .‘ou might just us well
have trim] to \vi'iti: on 1: "Man Muir.
And then when he got through with
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ltig‘s‘ hourv :uul uturk rum: in his
hicvyie lites to lot the air out

That “as about all the lv‘u_ir3u
Qur‘i‘n could ‘ui'lll'l. SI) slit: soul SH»
Pref Winn to tell tlir- ‘i‘winn and [mu '
“‘0' PH: tlinir littlw vil‘ {I’ll‘l‘IL in Q!'\‘
to cnirh,the l» liillv“ goblin win
was doing to lTilll‘h iulrrhlel If i
vmm'l Sloppril than. she said all
Suitr Cluus' hurl] ‘llll‘l: would he
nothlnc. and ill" lays would
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