New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 9, 1926, Page 6

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MOTHER'S GET HIS LEGEINES ON VERY BUSY S0 HE'LL HAVE TO PUT THEM ON HIMSELR JUNIOR PRESENTLY RE - APPEARS A KIRHEN DOOR T ASK WHERE HIS MITTENS ARE FINDS MITTENS JUST WHERE SHE PUT THEM, ALS0 THE UNDERNEATH ANYTHING DONE TORGOT TO PUT ON L t, 1928, The Bell § RESOUND FROM HALL WHERE HE'S HAVING TROUBLE WITH OVER - SHOE FASTENERS FEELS SHE'LL NEVER GEY DOESNT GET HIM OUT SWEATER WHICH JUNIOR ~ QUICK. RE-DRESSES 1 GLUYAS WILLIAMS PINDS HE'S GOT OVERSHUES |- ON WRONG PEET AND ITLL BE QUICKER TO DO IT HER SELP WAILS JUNIOR SHORTLY REPORTS AT KITCHEN DOOR THERES NOONE OUT TO PLAY WITH, WILL SHE HELP HIM TAKE H$ THINGS OFF ? IF $HE