DRAMATIC SEQUEL TO SEARCH FOR COCKLESEA TOPAZ.

As a result of the wide circulation of _The Daily Trail_ the brooch picked

up by Mr. Micklebrown on the cliff on Bank Holiday has been claimed by Miss

Ivy Peckaby, of Wimbledon. Miss Peckaby identified the brooch from the

photograph which appeared in our issue of Friday. Conversing with our

representative, Miss Peckaby, a slim, golden-haired girl in hand-knitted

cerise jumper with cream collar and cuffs, said, "I jumped for joy when I

recognised my darling brooch on your picture page. I must have lost it at

Cocklesea on Bank Holiday, but I didn't miss it until two Sundays

afterwards. I shall never forget what I owe to _The Daily Trail_."

Questioned as to the missing topaz Miss Peckaby sighed. "It has always been

missing," she said. "You see, Clarence" (Miss Peckaby's affianced husband)

"bought the brooch second-hand; he is going to have another topaz put in

when he can afford it; but topazes are so dreadfully dear." (Photo of Miss

Peckaby recognising her brooch on the back page of _The Daily Trail_.)

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