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The Waterbury Democrat. [volume], May 08, 1937, Page THIRTEEN, Image 13
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Follow The Funnies With “Uncle Harry” Over Station WATR Daily at 5 P. M.
DAN DUNN
By NORMAN MARSH
Secret Operative 48
AT LAST/ 3ACKS0M CnV—
AMD THAT SFV IS READY TO
GET OFF— AS WE LEAVE
IU HAND THIS NOTE TO
FRED TELLING Wirt WHAT
TO DO —
HE* GETTING INTO A PRIVATE
car-i'll trail hiia in a
"TAXI—
HEADING POP! THE WATERFRONT,
EH — THAT* WHAT I THOUGHT
ME WOULD DO— THE PLANS
WILL BE PUT ABOARD A SHIP
AND SENT ABROAD
7!
THIS IS CERTAINLY A
SEEDY LOOKING PART OP TOWN*
MOPE THAT FRED HAS BEEN
ABLE TO FOLLOW ME ALL
RIGHT—I CAN'T SEE-MAYBE
HE HAS BECOME LOST AND
■I'LL HAVE TO GO ON ALONE—* {
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Day-Dreaming
BABE BUNTING
By ROY L. WILLIAMS
WHILE
JASPER
SCRAWN,
THE'CENSUS
MAN*. IS
INTER VIEW
ING HILDA
AND MRS.
MUDGE IS
SNEAKING
UP THE
RAKESTRAW
STAIRS
BABE, IN
SCHOOL,
IS HAVING
A TRYING
DAV.»
GOSH: ITS HARD STUDYIN \
ANYTHING WHEN YOU'RE
THINKIN"BOUT SOMETHIN'
ELSE ALL THE TIME.
I HAVENT SEEN BENUY
SINCE YESTERDAY APTEE
-NOON, - AN* I DON'T KNOW
WHAT'S HAPPENED.
MAYBE SOME OF THOSE BIG
DIAMONDS ARE STOLEN-OR
MAYBE THE WHOLE JEWEL
CASS IS CONE - BOY! | CAN
HARDLY WAIT 'TIL
SCHOOLS OUT
HENRY
By CARL ANDERSON
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By MARTHA ORR
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BEAUTIFUL MANNERS. SHE'LL BE
A GOOD INFLUENCE FOR.
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COMPARED TO HER,
VOL1 TWO BOVS
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CRUDE..
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ONLY A GIRL;
THAT’S WHY
SK&'S SO PERLITE.I
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1 DON'T WANT HER, LEARNING
BAD MANNERS FROM YOU. r
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REMEMBER I WANT THE BEST
SEATS IN LONDON TO SEE TW
CORONATION - HOW OEALOUS
OUR FRIENDS WIU- BE WHEN
WE SET HOME AND TELL
THEM ALL ABOUT IT
l*VE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO
TELL YOUR FRIEND© ANY
THING-THEY
THINK THEY.
KNOW IT
—, ALL—
norm
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HERE. YOU ARE
DEAR' FELLOW- NOW
THESE ARE TH' LAST
- rrs TO BE HAD
TICKE_
>R THE
CORONATION
PROCESSION
V-^
WELL- NOW WILL 1
HAVE ANY
TROUBLE GET
TING TO THEKA?
YOU KNOW THAT
THERES A EIGHTY
BIS CROWD OF
PEOPLE IN
LONDON
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^ LONDON
JOE JINKS
California, Here They Come!
By LLANIJZA
A LETTER FROM
ELMER AND PEGGY —
THEY'RE MARRIED-AND
HONEYMOONING IN
k- NIAGARA FALLS!
GEE
THAT'S
SWELL!
m ELMER SAYS HE’S
THROUGH WITH THE RING
-AND PEGGY WITH SHOW
BUSINESS'* THEY’RE GO
ING BACK TO ELMER’S
HOME TOWN AND
START A CHICKEN
FARM.
ELMER'S A WISE
BOYJ THIS FIGHT GAME,
JOE-ISNT WORTH IT. ,
A FEW MOMENTS OF \
GLORY-A FEW CHEERS
FROM THE CROWD-A
FEW HEADLINES"
^ -AND THEN
-YOU'RE FORGOT-,
TEN* THE SMART
THING TO DO IS
TO QUIT- BEFORE
THEY GET TIRED
> OF YOU
AND THAT'S
AND THAT'S
ALL THE QUITTING 4
TALK I WANT TO HEAR!
BESIDES--WE HAVEN'T
MUCH TIME - WE'D
BETTER START
PACKING.*
^PACKING?
WHAT FOR.?
WHERE
ARE WE
GOING?
TO LOS ANGELES.
'CALIFORNIA-THERE’S
FIGHT AND FORTUNE
AWAITIN’ FOR US UP
IN THEM- THAR HILLS
LET'S GO:
AND SO TO SUNNY CALIFORNIA
JOE AND DYNAMITE FLY FOR FISHT
AND FORTUNE AND A SERIES OF At
MAZING ADVENTURES i! s i
Do You Think All Brood Tostes Alike?
THEN TRY . . .
Reymond’s Bread
Follow Their
AHomtures.
FLAPPER FANNY
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By Sylvia
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"You’ve been into my candy again!"
"Aw, Fanny, I didn't think you’d miss it if I took just a little bite out of
each piece."
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COML 19)7 tV NCA SErfVlCl. fWC. T. M. 9GO. U. % FAT. 099. *
“If they ever open their door and catch you, I’m going
to pretend I don’t even know you.”
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Coat of Arms
HORIZONTAL
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the coat of
arm? of >—*—.
9 Its president.
13 Arrearage
i 14 Fire
worshiper.
16 Prevaricator
17 Cowboy.
19 Sea eagle.
21 Some.
22 Blessing.
24 Turf.
25 Postscript.
26 Northeast.
27 Blemish.
29 Chaos.
30 Aeriform
fuel.
31 Tiny particle.
33 Clothed.
34 Palate lobe.
35 Fish.
36 Procreated.
37 Transposed.
39 Musical note.
40 Bronze.
41 Musical note.
42 Snaky fish.
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49 Golf teacher.
90 To depart by
boat.
52 Luncheon.
53 Ache
54 Crimped
fabrics.
56 To stay.
58 Important
crop of this
country.
59 Female sheer
50 Mountains in
15 I b 17 1
this republic.
VERTICAL
2 Showers.
3 Color.
4 To sin.
5 Northeast.
6 Container -
weight.
7 Metal.
8 Monkeys.
9 Junior.
10 Custom.
11 Indian
weights.
12 Tooth.
15 Sm«U.
16 Kills by
stoning.
18 3.1416.
20 Primary
is free in this
land.
22 Beastly.
23 Characters.
26 Pertaining to
the nose.
28 Wanders
30 To secuic
32 Mire.
36 To take a
bath.
38 To extend to
41 Triple.
43 Italian coins.
45 Beer
46 Artifice.
47 Within.
48 Land measure
49 Recompensed.
SI Meadow
53 Skillet.
55 Point.
57 Mother.
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