Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, January 30, 1926 · page 10

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CALAMITY JANE H AS A' BIRTHDAY

 

 

Calamity June, looking at the colon.
an on Mister Havalook'a wall. “I
win: born on the first or February."
"Then let's buy her some clothes
for a. blrthday present." whispered
Miss Pullers 'to Mrs. Jlggs. “It's
:,uyfulthe way one goes around with
scnroely a mg to her bar-1L1!"
“Let’s have a. party." >4‘LILI Miss
CI‘IHOIIHE‘yHZIlOJl'OS always ready for
society.
, ."That‘a Ii. good idea.” said the Tin
Soldier. who was a. good follow In
spite of his stir: mannors.
"It ought to be a surprise party."
said Nancy. who had overheard the
converaaLlon. "I don't moon to in—
trude on your affairs. but I didn‘t
think you’d. mind a. suggestion."
"Very pleased, I’m euro." said the
Tin Soldier politely. "Yes, to boa,
real party, it should ho a. surprise.
Whom shall We have '.’"
"Everybody," said Nancy.
"Not Sniff W'hiskor surely," ex-
claJmerl Miss Pthers in alarm. "He
would expect us to haLo cheebe espe-
cially for- him and I draw the line at
that. I have a delicate nose."
"Oh, ’I don’t suppose he'd mind
being left out,“ sald Nancy. “You
can ask him some other time when
you are going to have choose."

“0rd or; all this or else she met: mind

not to Iwar. for she walked calmly
out _drogglng her weddin gvoll be-
hind' her. I should say that she
limped calmly out. for when Mister
Havalook patched her up in his tin-
kerlng Loom after who came to may
Go Land. on :Irmltmss legit-55. 03101055,
wigless orrihon. he c’ouldnt find two
legs alike. so he had to ink-.1, what
she could get.

Nobody lmd eLer carqd {or her

particularly for she seemed to be

‘Tomofl'ow‘s my birthday,“ said “She‘s hmn So hrnw.

Calamity Jane either didnt hear a '

said \Iii-‘S Raggedy.

not had to make )1, . _
lourned at. kindergarten. :1
used pluk tissue. Bu: 1.1
will do Quito nicely."

iuuk poulLiLL-ly ultrn."
No 0111') (Mimi hwr what 11 '
mount. .15 >‘hr: was older .11..}

(-d. lint L", didn't. do to M .111‘

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gin: 110.11 that."

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Nancy. "That’s the ulzlof
about a, birthday «73110.1. No max 1
the. Lustrz much.”

“I’ll give- the canals." ml L111 .191
Long Legs. ‘No one susp01.:..s Ir, l1 n
I have a Chllsimas {rec cum
cation of my Ligl :1 leg. \iv
stuck It into a Lip the dry
Clnisimas and Hum it has N111.
(:‘LLeL since. I'll be glad to L" LI} o
Lt. It gins me rhfummlsm

asked Miss Crlnoune.
hundred.”

A fitter went around at this [Luv
Teddy spoke mp spunklly. “l: L10
pends on our lives how no age" 2..
Laid "Laiamiiy Jam: has had 1":C
prnivnm (ll {my people 1 k1: .uv.
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lacking in flna reeling. but now. as iL
was her birthday and there: was a!
good excuse for a party. ew- ryl)ody
began to go over her good points.

JACK DAW’S

Story by 1m Cochran

 
 

and. shouted some queer words into
and explained.

chm him up.” ' ‘

for us.
ukod Dotty. ‘ F'Oh. no, " laughed the

ther roughly " '

 

In Cannibal Land—CILapter 21

to running isn't a. ‘wud elephant 1' and Jack. "Not exactly."re

Bui: now and thou he gets unruly"

mysdi‘. These humans They rm:
most nnfeelinu"

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lndignantiy

(10 Bo continued.)

ADVENTURES

Drawings by L w. ILL-Linn

’ . When the guide jumped to his feel: he held his hands to his mmth

the air. Then he turned to Jack

"We'll soon have this animal back when: he beloncs.

Ir‘hnve called for the keepers. and they will lead him to his FILGIIGI‘ 1nd

plIe'd the guide. . "We have trained hlm a. bit and he does a lot of work

"Has he ever hurt you?"

guide, "he just wants to play, but

Yul”- soul!"
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".LLLL] I.” said Mrs. Jun-g " 1.1112
string hm: .11, boon l‘xrwtian. 1 01.-

 

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Mons flint. marl“: tlwm fo-i uw-rlwn' -1

 

 

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