Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-09

fs almost dead from frfH1at, but m1n~
 R&es to run away, with her eyeD etlll
 cast louging1y 1t the curda md wa1ey.
 Thus we see portreyed azslcipetlon.
 routed by fearPersis "A. Copp, aee
 13. Norwich.
 Little Miss lfunet asS you very well
 know, was 4W3ully scared g. long time
 ago: if size had lived in these enlight. . curds and eaten her wheys in a mod
 ern kitchen with aferiIized wall where
 spiders and gernns were not allowed to
 calL-Mary Adelaide Harris ago II,
 Norwich
 guess Miss Muffet would want
 something better than curds and whey
 if she was here today. The lttle~giris
 like q box of Lowney's chocolates and
 strut around in a hobble skirt ! guess
 scare them now.-Troy l. Main, age Il. NorWtch.
 If I had been Little Miss Muffet'' know what would have done when
 the spider came along. I'd have nei- sat right still and eaten my dinner
 and said: Now, run right away, you little cob-web spinner."-Alice Lef- fingwell. age n, East Great Plain.
  Little Miss Mufret was a little girl in Mother Goose Rhymes and was very
 much afraid Of spiders, as we are told in the story. when she sat down to eat
 her curds and whey, and the spider
 came along and frightened Little Miss Muffet away. She was apout tne same as girls now, as they run away
 and scream at spiders and mice. and , such things. Oh, such girls! am glad am boy and don't act 70 over such harmless animals.-Cliford Holt Rogers, age 2, Norwich. Little Miss Mufret one fine day sad down to eat some curds and whey when along came a spider wishing something to eat and spying a. spider on Miss Muffets cheek, he quickly spun web that way: but 1t fright if Little Miss Munet had stayed, you see, this merry rhyme would never be Bessie Bushnell, age 1S. Norwich Town.
 Little Miss Muffet sat underneath the roses. s1l have some lunch" said she, "of curds of whey and rose-leat tea," but when a spider spied her, he sat down beside her she didn't take time to stay, for he frightened hel away.-Helen Whitaker. age 12. Taft yitle-
 
 Little Miss Muffet went one morn ing to visit her friend. the brownie who lived in shady dell While sit ting there she spfed a little spider Very quickly she grabbed 1t up ana said: s'Oh, how very pretty if vii look on my curds." Then she noticed a large rat running past. which sht ran after, but found 1t very dificul to catch; but at last sho caught 1t ani put it on her head and wound her hail up aroundit and there 1t remains yet Then she thought of the spider, walfcl she at last found under a toad-stool She picked both and brought then home and placed them on a shelf. Sh' considered. they looked very graceful and since she has been fixing herself toadstooI-Alfred Horigan. age IF Norwich.
 Little Miss AIuffet dove into tn, l water of Trading Cove; in the wate she found a germ, and had to sta. home from school for a term.AOctav, Merrill, age 13, Norwich Name of Others Who Sent in correc sAnswers. Gertrude E. Thorne, Norwich Ellen NJ Connolly, age 2. Norwich. Ruth Geer, Garfield avenue, Norwich Ruth Dairs, age 10, Jewett City. Edith Barber, age g, Moosup. Miss Lois Kinney of Norwich. Esther Kinney, age g, of Norwich l wich.
 THE HIDDEN NAME PUZZLE.