Middletown Times Herald from Middletown, New York • Page 11

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7.15- miles. Goodnight Stories NEWSPAPER! By TRELL OKE day. Willy Toad went to see his friend Blinky the Mole. "Blinky. my friend," announced Willy.

-I've decided on something. I've decided to stop living on my mushroom and sit all day catching flies. I'm going to move to town." "You don't say." said Blinky in a not very excited voice. "Why have you decided to do that?" "It's wonderful in town. You car go for miles and miles and still not come to the end of it!" Blinky Agrees "I suppose that's right." agreed Blinky.

"Still it's rot such a very short walk cither if you go down the road past the mushroom where you live. I hear the road goes around the hill and across the river and past the woods and it socms to keep on going long you're too tired to go any further." "H'mm." said Willy, "but there aren't any houses. In town there are houses one Kcxt to the "It all depends on what kind of houses you mean, Willy. If you mean places where folks live, then I guess there are jus: as many here around as there are in town. Every tree is a house for a robin or a wren or a sparrow or some other kind of bird.

"Bees live in big apartment houses and so do the ants. Then there are basement apartments like the one I live in. and houses for jquirrels and chipmunks and rabbits--" Town at Night "What I like about the town Is the night-time," Willy interrupted. "You have no idea how many lights there are! You can't begin to count "You mean," said Blinky with a little smile, "there are as many lights as there are in our sky on a.