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' “Cards, " etcetera
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WANTED.
TO LET
A FEW YOUNG MEN TO WORK
on advertising crew. in Norwalk und
vicinity. Must be of good appearance
mid willing .to work steady. Shim-y
$i.i-iil per day. Apply evenings from
6:30 to 8, at City Hotel. inquire tor
‘Mt'. Rich. nil lit
WANTED~ SITUATION llY ilililli
butcher. Address it}, 0., euro Sontir
iii'.i.'- nil iii
'vT/Xfi‘reomifisnixif
llhd housvi-lcuninu by the illi)‘.
.11'» South St. South Norivnik.
lllllllll‘i‘
nl.‘: Iii
WANTED AYOi'NG unit. roll
L‘uiu‘i‘iii housework; throw in i'ninili'.
Ali‘s, li]. .l. O'Connell, ill Wit-ii Aux
nil iii
WANTED—~41) HAHN. PRESS.
:tiit'i‘ ltirlios' and glint‘s nilrnmnts,
(.‘ilttl'nntoo good ivork or no tiny. limp.
illi‘ a turd. li. Sciiciiitoi', i’. (i. ltoi.
:2.»‘.t. city. n it fit
WANTED l.(i(‘.-\l. .\SSiS'i‘.\N'l‘
tiilli'i: lilunnizcr, our ('pltlpidolii l‘o voi-
itu‘l and solicit new business; “Millwr-
ntu suinr) lO‘tiil'iliil. Static :tuv. owl-r»
l“ili’t‘ ltlltl :t'lziii (’Xpl‘l’i-‘li Aliiiivst‘v
l’ it lim‘ lift. South Niii'iitiiii. ii? iii
. WANTED- -iii‘l'2ii.’i'l‘l>iih‘ ().\' i’l.)\\'v
el‘ tutti-limos.
]iliii Willii' it‘ttl'lliliH, iiiii‘ll~i.lit‘ it‘llb»
lI-~r ('0, 83.8.“. Washington St. nih‘ ti‘
BUSINESS NOTICES.
WHiTE ELECTRIC CGMPANYw-lili-
Iwiit‘l- will)”: is liminoroiiu. but us
do lit iiiilrsover lind‘artpori. House wit»
inc, ropllir Work. Motor :~[il‘l’i.i?irwi‘x‘_ :‘..‘
dilator St. l'hong- :tl::.::, n12; in
PICTURE FRAMING iii" .\l.i..
iiiiiiis. i~‘ino soloi'iilni ot’ iiinxihliilizs.
Avoid (Thrislnins rush. (l. 5. North).
Nudity, is “netting-don 5L, silwwwr
to ii. A. Tiny. ’i‘ci. inert. nil lit
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NASH'S MODERN (itiOliYiCMl
boot und shoe repair shop. All kintifl
miniom made vi'o'rii. Fit und cmnfort
gnurnntocd. 28 West Wushlnuton St
FOUND.
' #0 u N’ow-TTWEiTSiW t WWl’tt not;
nun-h the owner l'iill iltiVIi by proiinit
[ituiili‘l'3}. Apply lit Rtiilnoii d"
lrlt'li, h: \i'tiuliingion Si
I’ow-
n I ll zit
LOST
.,. mm.
LOST NAME ANii AllilKliJBB.
,Wiil the utiutimnnn who (‘illil'li upon
41", li‘. \"iliii‘ilfllltl, Elm tlrovo Hi... on
filllltlli)’ morning iirounll it o'i-ionk
jittrdsn communicate or cull? it” ill
in.
Loc'r lilAMllNll
‘uoid onunwiod lillilil).
turn to Hiliililllti oiilt'o.
WEST ROGK.
Above ilie‘vulioy, stoop linil show
"l by rocitmldc’ii appear
Vomit! in; it "Mil glow;
Wu ditch think. no rain wu Nililil‘l
Mid viow lily looming lit‘liilil' griiiiil.
(if Mimi long like.
H'l‘ll‘K PIN.
“I‘Wiil‘tl for i'rm
liii Iii
‘~
.‘Wiiiut in the utilintiiui of tilt‘ wood
.Auuiiwr pnopiohnlmdw
. Loni: vanished from lily side.
Jinan-nil of looming oily MW‘NI
’fi‘hllt boar our vision llrooln
Were intents hit mill wide.
The» mother's wnillnn arronuin worn
heard
“When drooping itrnnrlwa stirred
‘ lilgtfjgyild huntnnmn‘ii chase,
.And than? n deeiuit inwn drool limit.
, [Tinting around thy base.
. L'l'lid .linlting heart at Mutable,
‘ m iillnliir-d thy “th Dido
.‘r’l‘hlm ileum unmoved and chill:
‘ lihuhanged for eye lily frowning iii-cw,
Ibo-dildos thou; squint stint
imlll'lli‘ls lilili‘ll on niitl _
TO LETHFURNISHEI) ROOMS.
with heat and both, 23 Union St.. South
Norwaik. n14 3t
TO LET—FURNISHED ROOMS.
all conveniences. inquire 4 Crescent
Tel‘l'ilt‘t‘. tlli 3t
To LOAN—41.000 T0 $3,000 ().\'
first mortgage. on local property. Ad-
dress liox 494, South Norwiiik. n13 :lt
fl.....-w‘
” “T'BTt-z'rtfiulivufirufil S. mu '1‘ 1M-
provcluenis. reasonable rent. inquire
it. .loseiovnity. East Norwnlk. hid it
To LET~'i‘liilhIi«Z ROOMS AT .30
Osborne ‘vo. ilttlliil‘c on premises.
hill I'l
TO LET -~ll:\ilN. \\'i'l‘il UNI-2 lli).\'
null two rt'ttiii‘ll‘ stalls: w ll tliso tir-
i‘lllllllit‘itiiliti itutonioiiile. i‘uiiopy top
for solo. Apply ill ii'rilniiliil 8?. oil: lit
Towt'é¥'*t~t‘it{"”fi‘fiiiiz‘ii‘ or
yours. four rooms, ilrst iloor, very reli-
trill: nil tno (‘l‘ll improvements; house
[Dillitit‘ about ml. nil rooms i\\'il doors.‘
:\tlii|‘t‘é‘b' Count-.0, Norwulk poet utlhw
it“ ill
TO LET ii'i'iiNlSiil'Ili. .\ \'i‘lli\'
pit-sisal” mom: ,ntulliii
light. itnlii, l‘ii'.
llli Ill
“T'o tier innit-2t: lttittilh‘. sri'l-
limit for iiilllt liliilt’it'iilit'lilllu_ lllmi l‘mir
ill‘ iiH’ l'i‘lilllri. lil‘ri‘. iiool‘. illitiiil'o Mi‘ii.
iil'ill‘l-zti .illllit‘, if. l‘ntoil Si. nil in
TO LET ‘i'iiiillii Wild-IRAN"?
Vilnius. ii\l‘ tilinlllut' unlit troiii station.
iliuliii't' i". Mimi-r, :: liouioil Rn, first
”out. till 31
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TO LET lllilYSle, SEVEN iiiltililh‘.
’l‘it \\ullli\\'lil‘li Auk: i'i‘lli lid. ' lllipiit‘u
tit Tilt‘ ri-itllli Noi‘wnllt Trust (‘0.
TO LET-~-*'i‘i'3.\'viilli)\i HUI'SE,
Sprint: ilill. Noiu‘niit; 3:11 pur iiloiiili.
inquire Nurwuik Sunlinul oilin-
Hm)
mw.—»m vw “W...“ “a," .,
TO LET '(ili‘FiCES iN (ltlld'liiiliix
building. corner Muin nnd Willi Slit.
llunl null till iiioiitiru inipi'ovoinonis.
Apply to ii. ii‘. (‘olohurm 22 Willi St,
Not-walk. ' til it
”to LaTw-“ilNlth HOUSE." 21
Union St; )7 rooms, nil conveniences.
The Hilton Id ilhilni' (To. in” if
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’ ulstéhcs.~WdlIfl Mutant.
Untouched by good or, mi .
,- . martinis! ‘8'. William.
To LET~~HAMILTON Ava, HALF
of two-family house. it rooms. Ind 6-
mm tint; till improvements; good con-
ltilin; one block from rallrosd station.
Joaonli it. Tutor. i
slit!
a. .l
ORDIR OP ND‘TlOI.
Dilliritrl of Nm‘vmill, tilt. i‘i‘oimlo
(’ourl. Nornmln-r i:l, A, it, ill“,
Wliiirivnit, Wl‘iiil‘ll illllllii‘iliillll lulu
lwrn lnliiio to this Poll“ for ndtniiiim
il‘lliinlt of tho mtltlii! oi John J. Mar.
holy. lliii‘ ut Noiwnlk, in unit] district.
tllict-iitiml,
Urdt'rtid. 'l‘lini Milli tilipiivnlilm lin
imilrli and deterlniilrd at tho i'roirdto
lllllt't' iii Norwtillt. on tho .2th (in, of
Novlimlwr. iiill. til it vtl‘ttittllk om-
iiooli; and iii-l poplin notion tumor
tw'glvtul in all portions i‘inlurnntod
therein by piiiiliuhinu tltiitorder ill n
newcpuprr llflViilS n rlrt uinlloll in illiiil
ililil‘M‘l nt lcnut two days btitorn Mild
day of iienrin ,
‘H. Nilfl“ W. GREGORY.
«mm
FORGOT TO N’ICW‘V.
”rim indignant Pilrhhuscrwhdrl This
home i bondht ni' you'i‘cch't go a mile
in silt nliuiltosl You told, the. on bad
matched him may limit: int «tum
times. and tie hudaclmm Won lilo
mulch. , ,
The Honest “morn-Wood. t for»
got to tell you the; mill villain!
Mints; til rib snout.
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ll.\ South Mall“ SLi
FOR SALE.
i FOR SALE-—'i‘Vt’() LADY'S TAILOR-
' mode suits. fill‘ii_ long cont, a tow
dresses; also niillueti‘ clothes. Address
iWidow. cam Sentinel. hid it
i FOR SALEWMAKE YOUR HOME
ilite linppy with 3 Victor. (lur repre-
,St‘illiilh‘fl will entertliin you for on
‘twcning with the Victor tree. it you
‘iind the Victor il rrnl pleasure. pay us
ion easy tortilla if you prefer. (full und
i‘i‘t
At theTheétres
. Employers Should liaise Thclr
t
Thia wm on that Vandal/iii. am at
HOYT’S
THE PLAYHOUfiE rsnrsc'r
Engagement Exceptionally Extraordi-
nary. Tho announcement that aur-
r - “all prodcccuorl. The Bonu-
tlou of the New York nnd London
Hippodrome. Ari Unguailcd, Unpar-
nlieied Attraction. The Capchlef of
Human Exploit.
Tiukhani & Company.
introducing Mildred Tlnkham, “The
Girl Who Dcftca the anu of Gravity."
in "The Globe or Death." Time riders
in a small cage, whirling a mile a min-
ute speed on motorcycles. The Spec-
tacle That Make: Your Hair Stand
on End. ‘
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Supplementary Attraction. Vaudevillo's
Molt Artistic Tabloid. The Recent
Stars of “Three Twins"
’Haigllt and Dean ’
Od‘cring' their Spectacular Oddliy. “iN
THE HILLS.”
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For Those Who Love Ragtime
O'Neil, Priduose and
-. Laughliii
A Hundred Laugh:
FRANK
Merritt and Wynn
DOUGL-ASB
Hienr the burst records. Steinert'n, iii
South Main St, South Norwuiil. nlfi lit
FOR SALE» vi‘lAXOS. $50 To slut)
. Hill'Oi' it you buy now. All these photos
guttrnnlwd like now. Stviilwny. Wood.
' . illii'_\‘. .lowutl. Weber l'imioii. also i‘lllil- ,
loin l'itlnos. Steinert'u, ill South hlnin
. St, South Norwulk. hilt tit
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i FOR SALE .\l.i. 'l‘lilil ilA’l‘i‘Itsl'l‘
popuinr Lillit‘ii‘ nl Sicilil-rt's. Spot-ini
musii- tor ital‘lrhlirs. Swim-H‘s. iii 80.
i Mom 81.. South Norwnik. hilt tit
t FOR SALEWWAHUN litiill’ ;\\‘ii
'llop. inquire i‘. R. i‘iltiiill, till \\'iniit-!li
Sr, l':iir‘l .\'ol'l\nlk. nil til
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FOR SALE OR TO LET AT lL‘
ill-git, plurtl-irii'bi‘i lit. li moln ilnll’ii‘. «no in l'A‘tl’
intuition: run-gr. iiililt‘l' nild loiii-il‘. hou-
tli inlali'mi illlii pniniml
fli‘ttink liny. h lictis l‘hii'v. I‘Iltbl Nor-
: Wilii\..
pnornSerNdL.
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lniplii'v hire ‘
» nil Ill
With Songs and Talk with I Delightful
i Twang to it.
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No Similar Act on Earth
. Karl Greeser
iFamous Painting: in their Natural Coi-
toru, with Real Paint'u‘nd Brush.
~lily Request—On Tuesday. the Picture
‘07 the GRAND K MY PARADE at
j Rochester, N. Y.. wi i be» shown.
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ALHAMBRA THEATRE. Stamlord
‘. LEWiS J. CODY STOCK CO.
‘Chn Coo, Prop. Harry Dull, Mgr.
Week of Nov, 13
"THE CHARlTY BALL"
opuiar Prices. Good train connec-
tions between here and Stamford. Con-
sidered the best smelt Co. in the State.
Next Week. "Northern Lights"
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i MORRIS-GEYER sour STOPPED.
‘ F
.’ crmcr Eaaiiy Outpcmtcd Denver
1 Heavyweight Throughout—Goya!"
i .Gamo...
i._ Ni-iw voiitt, Nor. ii. ~'l‘im bout. he.
Etiwun (‘ui'l .‘ilol‘rlr. the t'litlahontu
giil‘ll\_\\i\i‘ilu’.iii null .ltit'k (ioyvr of lien-
'\‘l~i'. wus stopped b) Roll-rec White in
,ihl- ninth round inst night. Morris
Miss L. M. AYERS. BEAUTY PAR-
iorh. lioyi's 'i‘houtro building, South
NUI'W-lili. Tlli, 317:. l.
80!“ Milli“! l8
TAKEN Flliill STREETS
Nlcw Tuitii. .\'or. its Sonic heud~ '
M) was nnulp mm” ““1le the “Hr-4‘1”“! oulpointnd tlw Denver llgnvyn
lingo und riibllluli, which since lilo rtli'i» i, wfifm “”0““me
turn of the Street i‘iollnlng Depart 4. W! he “klf‘mmm‘, “Wm the scale m
lnoiii struck hull Wildilosdui' night. bus i “m" ,‘Jm “Wm “M in pounds mm"
lil‘i‘illiiiiiliii‘tl til the l‘tlii? of nearly ten i or. iitoJloui mm a “Md mm in!!! one._
thouhundn ioiidit today. ily night tiltii‘whéum“ .Morrln outpuiiilod his man}
tinpnrttnmlt proininiid liilll collections“n pier) lound WNW "NM”. ”“3
would M “(mm on all "mu”. 'l‘llo city i iil‘ul, ‘iei‘i‘l‘ showed iiolldoi.i'lll pluck
authorities said ”it. strike was broken i mm mm continually. boring in with an
and the ilisupiwnritm plieu of miliuewqfium uliort leit nppvrcul.
omitirlnod their llfidl‘l‘llt)". Still thorn lilero w“ not “ “nocwmwu in the
WW Mm. that the drivers Would “(minim roinidic. hill frequently! hiorriii
liiiri'nnlior without it linnl ntrllgie. “M m" "m" W ”“3 mm.” in tho
A iterierni innlnalurs' litriit‘o ii thotmflhu‘ tho mm “mm "n" 17 foot
“Wmmm which ”in union Ol'galllzd’luq‘mw‘ The "0m.” ltitlll meml hi9
MW "mm” to “Kill the em" wmm..nnnlt~nonu by liltiiliilu litirli sitcr lilu
tiltiir intents are bucket by sound in-
toniion nod lilo poworfio «(route is
isotimnliiix “M" tiny msy develop. it
won ovidrlit llint no rtldit‘ol plop would
ho tnlwu until the ntriliurii bud oil-
lintnttmi their inst "101"”! to melts the
minor iinti itiu hli‘nlil rimming committ-
hloii ilnuolluil'.
’i'iw l'ilt‘t‘oi l'ivhninit Department bud
mote- tnnli nt'itorlt today than bolero
um smurf‘imi iii lam 5,000 will he“
normality to’ git/n the streets the clown-
iiul timy mil. ' To the 1,800 men on
the job youtordny the llopnrlinenl this
morning dilliiid nearly n thousand.
Many of thorn rerrilitli name from tiiil‘
polio, i‘ltisinirtz. itoainn, Piiiimii‘itlhiil,
i’mvldlmm linti litimiio. liy night. the
firm tiltil linti born i-ommisuionod to im-
' port ntrlkuhrmiiwrs loud it is saluted
3.500 now men. ‘1
The llmlilh hint-rm havedtlcidsd that
tilti Strut-ii Planning mnmmfini hill
ithe. situation under not! solid control
Iiliui their ldtgflifiilmfiitb the strike:
breakers clinic the riots of holiday,
when hundreds of strikers and their
”muscular- were clubbed hr the po-
ii“. I
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fit you want your "business" to bo-
oouie the unit at the town. hilt about it
through a. domino] "Want" Ad.
it.
Holt cyst hlld been cloned. 'l‘lm rtiiorno
stopped the hunt in tho ninth to save
him from lurthnr lieuliiiit.
i ("tartar olioncd thr Hunt with it riuill
‘flt‘iidink ii toll and thrill to the bond.
fund llu-n ltl u clinch hlnilinu u rlltht
i ilppul‘l'ui.
Mmllllt‘il in return. The lionvorllo
trim! illinllior right, but got on. hints
sell on tho inw.
Mot-rill then inhiwd twins. At inn!
runner lighting myri- might be said to
thaw- ilnd the liGilm‘ hi this round. but
tin the wound Morris hopt working at
short. right iimittl'clii. In thei’thlrd
round. tho npporclull’ng iiiiili putter
tit-yarn loll zero and in the fourth
Morris pounded this eye. Geller hit
low. but ltolcrno White declared the
blow accidental.
both played (or the stomach in the
filth and clinched frequently. Vittor-
riu used his supnrinr weight. ill fore.
in: and the round ended withinligllt-
lag. in the sixth. seventh and ulnhih
(lover fought more or tulip tit random.
oiling unable to use out oi 000 on.
and is" null at. the bolt. Auditor
round at Morris. rotting continued lilo
Tbs, ”mi radial. am not liner
it until alumni. but. unity use
llti not it hard thin in tho
"neri‘ptinn tor ‘31.,th
roioreo- it motion to nap on Mlll.‘
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MUSEMENTS ,
HOYT‘S THEATRE
‘A great show opened at Hoyt'u
Theatre. yesterday afternoon and last
night, uud the bill is one good one
from start to finish. The lurge audi-
ences ill nil three performances show-
ed by their applause that the nets on-
peaied to «them and were woli~liked.
Karl ,Groeser, the rug! ili't pointer, is
ll marvel of the art und his work is
very title. till well its amazing. Mr.
Gmesoi‘ uses rout point and brush.
and does hiswol-li in natural colorings.
O'Neil. Primrose and linughlin, the
three comedians, in soups and dances,
are very tine and. good. James iiuight
and Anon lieuu, the late slurs oi the
Three Twins company, are very clever
and offer vuiideviilo’s most artistic
tabloid, their spectacular «oddity. in
the Hills. Frank Merritt and Douglas
Wynn, with song and talk with B. de-
lightful twang, 'are an exceptionally
clever pair and furnish ii continuous
lgulgh from the.t.llne their not opened
until it. closed. 'i‘inkiham and com-
puny. the thrilling and novelty bicycle
riders, do one of the greatest acts in
vaudeville. They have o‘cage about
slit .feet high and inclined. They do
some very clever stunts in this small
one, traveling at the rate 0! s. mile a
minute on motor cycles, a tent that
has never been demon any stage by
any other team. This act wosdhc
sensation ol the London and New York
Hippodrome. This ,is on unequalled
and unparalleled attraction. Aims. the
little lady with the wonderful voice. in
her clever songs and dances, was an-
otber big hit and was compelled to re
spoud to several enemies. For tonight
only will be shown the picture of the
ii. A. R. parade, at Rochester, N. Y.
This picture is reproduced by request
hurt it. is very line.
iiiliiiiliii'l iliilii
iiiiliiiiiii‘ l8 [till]
WV»...
Edward Challsrton Was to Meet
iii Faint! Train Which Went
’ into Norwaik River
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Jiiiiuiii tiw
Wallet; Declare Yais‘iinivsra
3“! instructor.
HARTFORD, Nov. 14.——The first an-
W -M m...” an
amount received during the your to
have been. 32.6%.“. with expenses oil.
$1,526.45. The receipts included rcnu ‘
tions of $1,264fliu; sale of literature
$114.60 and dues sssl. ' .
Dr. Thomnaiiflepburn in his report,
as secretary stated that the publicl-
tlon of 40,000 leaflets for distribution
has been exhausted and 30.000 nddl-
tional bad to be printed. There had
been received. he stated, over 1,000
letters regarding the work of the 80a
cicty. During the year the society
nuai meeting or the Connecticut So-
ciety of Social Hygiene was held here
tonight and llutened to an address by
the president, Dr. Phinetis ii. .ingalis,i
and the reports or the secretary and?
treasurer and of tire committees. Pro-
fessor \Villluni ii. iluiiey, of Yale uni-i
veruity, (.‘iiilil'iiiliil' of the social evil:
committee, said in his report that, nevi
cording to the constitution of the so-l
clety, the principal duty of the coin-i
inittee occult-id to be gathering of std-i
llslics relating to the social evil. 'i‘bei
city court records of 15 citiesoi’ the}
state. and of. the superior court were;
gone over. , .
There were: during 'the calendar.I
your ’iliiii." he said, "43 persons sou-E
tented to the Sillit‘. prison for oii‘onoes,
tunnel-toil with the social evil. Of"
these, ii were mules and trim retooled:
’l'wcnty-t‘our were born in this coun-f
try and 19 were of foreign birth. til:
the foreign born 13 come from ituly,‘
und six from other Enropenn cunn-1
tries. The number of persons ,con-i
vioted before the superior courts oil
the state in 1910 of offences 00111160;
led. with the social evil was 107. 01';
these. 89 were males and 18 leniulesd
0! the 10? persons convicted, 49 were;
.born in the United States, 49 werei
foreign born, while the nativity of,
nine was unknown. Of the foreign!
born, 31 wore horn in hair. in tact.
italiy furnished nearly twice as many
criminals convicted before these;
courts during 1910 as all the other
foreign countries. Among those con-i
Viotcd beiore the superior courts the;
males outnumbered the females more
than 4 to 1, while in the city courts:
iht.I females outnumbered the mules. ;
City Court Figures. '
"'i‘h'cre were convicted oi offences;
connected with the'social evil before“.
the city courts of 15 cities in the.
stuie during the calendar i‘eur 19iti—~.
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filti persons. of whom 205 were mulesi
and 2M fumbles. These cities contain
about on per cent. or the poniiiation‘
of tho stnio. i consider that the min-i
imuin estimate of liit‘ toltll Convic-
tions in the entire state only have
been nearly Still.
“(if those full cases concerning
which statistics were collected, 208 or
the persons convicted were of native
i birth; MS or fort-1gp birth, while the nuns long "8 "055",“? the mnny specie”- ‘
nativity of HS was unknown.
“or those oi foreign birth, 71. or
igrecn wariiier. yellow palm warmer.
such birds in winter we must have
accrued 188 new members; 24 of the
charter members died and the prefi
out membership is 804. He biso gave
a report on the meeting at St. Louis
to which he was a delegate.
MANY BIRDS STARVED.
Norwaik Bird club Discusses Ways to
Save Them in Winter.
'i‘lm Norwulit. ilird (.‘iiib met last
owning with C, A. Quitituril. and dis-
cusscd winter protection of birds. as
recommended by E. H. ii‘OI‘illlBll, Mas-
sachusetts stole ornithologist.
Birds seen during October were: i,
Grebe, herring gull, green helium.
block-crowned night heron” spotted
sluidpiper.‘ sharp-shipped hawk, roll-it
shouldered hawk, osprey, screech owl,
king fisher, downy woodpeckar, flick-
er. whip-poor—will, king bird, phoebe.
wood pewee, least flycatcher, blueiay.
crow, cow bird, led-winged black bird,
meadow lurk. purple grackle, purple
finch, gold finch, vesper sparrow, Eng-
lish sparrow. white-throated sparrow;
tree sparrow, chipping sparrow, field ,
sparrow, junco, song sparrow, fox spar-
row, chowink, ciii‘l swallow, bank
swallow, rough-winged swallow, red- ‘
e‘yed virio, warbling virio, yellow-
throatod virlo, block and white warh-
ler, myrtle warbler, black-thwarted
v
Louisiana water thrush. cat bird.
brown .tbrasher. house wren, brown
creeper. white-breasted nuthutch, chm.
mice. golden-crowned Ringlet, wood
thrush, Wilson’s thrush (veery), hen-
mit thrush, robin. blue bird. ’ '
There seems no doubt but thousand-
oi useful birds that might have been
saved with very little trouble have
been starved in hard winters. If abird
can get food enough it can withstand
very cold weather, but it it starved, it
. soon freezes.
We are visited every tall by robin:
and other migrating thrushea, some
to! which in favorable seasons. may rt
ninin through the winter. To hoop
sheltering evergreens and. vines,
shrubs and trees which retain link
‘1'?th "Tiie‘iberries oi” the Virginia
(~MMb‘ihT6HéSpeCiaily liked by'fitlla.
thrushcs. " ' ' ‘
it is very desirable to keep “a! ..
nl' Slinfi'ows which pass through on
thoir Wit) south, and to persuade II
i'hnlltnioir, “ho was lilo-oldest oil-‘ . > .. . .r‘ ,. ., . . l '
immm‘ ”Mm "‘ p” (llii_ new oorn lnuili' us- IIOSSliliO to silly throughout
uitwvr oi‘ tho New York, New “lil‘i'll
lit ittlli: in those I'Oili'li‘lt‘d in ”it:
tho winter. iio not clean up the'gu- ,
and tlurtlwl ilfliil‘mti sirloin. truth. - . .. .. - .. .. . . _
u t ,w '(lii (mirth. iii “Liv nildti it» trim. oi am] too well. but gm, them a chance
the lust surili'iur. vhnrivr member oi.
in! .\'(i\\‘ ii\‘l‘ll lrothl-rhool oi‘ iAK‘ii- a .. . . . . -v . . .
i H l ‘ “Hm ‘” m" "L M ”mm" “" “"u piles \\‘iii girt- thoin shelter us~will
liiilii\'0.l‘:ll8liii‘l‘l‘ll. is (loud tit his bottle
in this oil). lioutli mine into you:
it‘l‘tlili' ironi heart illiilli‘l‘. iiu nus:
horn in this oil} Til tours ntzo nnd on-l
it‘l‘t‘ll lllu t-inploy oi the New ”ith‘lllcum-m in thin (illulll 35 pur rcpt. had
our; 47 between 13 and iii: 1th? be-
Qii iifl both-run
town 40 iii ‘33.
altos unknown.
"Hi thi mules minimal in t
(iii unii till; it; he-
:l“ or tll‘i.'l‘, tllli! T-i
in- city
to food on wood semis. A low brush
also :i :lliiuhi ot‘ Vines. Sunflower head:
or tit-tached serials make it good winter
“food for birds and will Always attract
,lzoli iinvhcs. '
‘ir‘
\\ omipeckot‘s. hilt lunches and ciliCIr
' ' ..- : -. I ms . . . . .
loud ill l» to: l human. in tin d . .imtn (.milltlltl intuit till} rhino toiiit (km, ”1.0 mzmm,” 1,). “mm” food.
“hull wood ilisiotitl of cool
“‘ “unions to thnt iinr, and (01 om Journos and m,“ spill-rows ill'llllll‘e ‘
thrown into the locomollw ilrobox us’ 3,; My H.” oi ”1,. ”mules this was ill . “NV for h when ”Mr usuul food ll
iiii-‘i- ”‘5 “""ii“idilciiwmii 3“""‘““°“ lentil, lili' St‘i'illlti tlino thci bud been buried beneath u". gnaw.
the Count mud. and tiio‘inrliord until
Show Lilit‘ iliiilroiltlh before their ulna
itiilliniutlon us .il purl of the prosenti
New lluren sisiont. lie was the first:
intro to run an engine rroiu Nortllnnip?
loll over the (‘iintll road into North:
sniptoii, upti Watt engineer on the
twin which was to meet the. lli-i’uted.
train which figured in the appalling}
South Norwiilh cutnntrcplic. it was;
by holding his train lit Boutil Norwolkl
i
that ho prt-vcntod it from following.
the other through lilo drilw into the?
river. He won the engineer who pull-1
ed llw ultitl- nillltliri' down to (ilinriosi,
Inland whim the New York prize»?
lighters had taken charge of that iii-l
bind and were» running' it tight illero.i
Ho uiho utlnptotl the ill-st Wenting»
house fliritl'fliil‘ on tho New Haven gym
i
‘ , , ‘ ii i l . l d 1 neiziind that the menus or enjoyinums
“I" r“ a u "H 0' “CV ”:1“; ‘4: dihnre been. to much u lame oxtonti
time II it unowmuk lit out. n . n commercialized.
wsir handed it vigor and n compliment
by President Grunt. whom he tookl
fronts" York to minim liner" the
Civil, War. in 1884 he was made on-
nine dmnltcliod oi the New Haven
.roundhoum and served in that "URL
lion tor nineteen yours. lid with “ro-
tirml in that; on u pension. lie ipnveii
two childron.
, . g“...»n...wgnwmm
Marks-who you now the wants» who
dropped the purse. but lost her in the
crowd. out you itdvertisc (or her?
Puflttiwl’os: i put this in: "it the
very homely womhn o1 ibrly, wearing
ll dross ot'iniit'yrnr's style and s most.
0
‘unboroming hilt. who lost her hum,
contains 33.30 on Boylrlon strnnt,
”alumni/{will apply to m, iii-r prop-
ortyrivlli be returned." I‘ve had no
shown. moduli: l
Markham icrdi
‘, luc‘ycll think
a woman Midamru up to
lint Mi
"Thin lush hint loads or their." ,
"And yet in twin chubby and dis
mime." ' -‘ * ‘
, gfi'ltct‘c bowl»
WW“. ‘ ‘
to, la cit-toads?»-
.«9
found guilty imiol'ii the some court.
Higher Wagon Needed.
tinstilted
flmmm, some of which should be split,
leth nionl, fat or marrow lulu-lied.
i
“ii the opinion oi well known cm.‘ heel or mutton inilow. i'ut or until my
zrns unit r’orlul workers in the (“nor-.21)? hung or wired to the trees to fur»
t-nt Chief, in this state is m be up. plan food for these birds. Put it out
chilled. there is very little ownmmqp in October or early in November, (or
vice in the state nnd pondmmm are. it is linportnnl to begin early so ill.
more hopeful limb in gun“. 1,”ng cwiiilrds may form it habit of coming to.
has ill the country." itllti food biiioro winter sets in. Food
“Any "loam," Professor Bailey sold should be put on or near troop known
which can be devised to reduce thoi‘o 1““ "WNW i’l' inset-ls, i0!“ then 1'1
drinking lnllilt or hump-mu, in thisflii‘“ spring there will be lower inset“.
Matti will serve the ends of the city} if erory one in The Norwnlkc would
We should Iurtnoi- the eii’orln 0, lb.m,‘nttiinrt und feed the birds this wintdr
who are ““va to obthin luruer may tho benefit to our ism would be 3M
grounds in our cities or butter provid“? than most people imagine.
lilon tor popper amusement iimonx iliu.’
young.
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Every titty some store-pundits who
iturn tor rocrnntion In this iiluto we
. Employers of labor should endemi-
,or to pity n rnte oi wngou utiliicienl.
in: support it working girl without
ininilinx it‘fli'cobiuli')’ fur her. to ill-
icrtistlo hor incomo by immoral urtic-
itiron. The wages paid to young girls
in some lines or Work in this state
urn pliii’nliy low nnd, while thoy lntly
outline for con who llvolt at home. are
too tunnli {or the girl who is untim-
iy dupendont iiiioh her own resources.
.filtltnhlo provinlon for vooillionnl
training in illlu sthto would anoint the
girl who intuit earn her own living.
"Vniliuli‘io'nu in. those preventive
medalil‘efi,.ille main hope tor the in
llill‘ti lies in education. The youth of
tooth sommuunt be taught the critic;
till! or the Mouth body. Tho neces-
sity tor psrwnul- purity should
brought home to male sud remain
slit... 'i'ilo mistakes pl the one set
his do bole to be ‘muvcd or" can»
donod than than or tho other. tild-
Wltlon may I). lhc‘aiowost. bill it i!
silic’molit llitn'csutul milled of hill»
in Milli» social “chum." . "
flirtation drill! uncut-st. pr.
(iii-luc- ' Mm tutti
it in n. shame wherever wc‘;
oiitziit to come to your More so tolu-
iwhorowto their own tutti your dilld'
ivnntnitemhuvuuno ,\‘0lll‘ Advertillnl
was not quite lulpuliiiig enough. '
t”:
. Edison “
Phonogl‘ailhfi
$15 to $200
Hold on weekly payments
without titty nxtru'chnmo. All
types of marliinnn. and can».
plate list or records carried til‘ ,
stock.
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