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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 29, 1913 · page 7

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The Teamsters’ Union will meet this
evening fol- regular business.

A. 3. Casey, of New York city. spent
Monday in Norwalk on“ business.

Welcome Stranger Lodge No. 384.

last evening.

The Sixth Company. C. N. 0., held
the weekly drill last evening in the
Norwulk armory.

 

C. A‘. finial, oi the Vacuum Oil Co.
of New Haven, was a. visitor in town,
' Monday on business. l

 

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Esther Tobin hus purchnsed the gro-'
cory owned. of Edward Schroeder, nt'

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3 making progress on the newlrosl.
3 dance at J. Emory Stevens, in West
street. '

 

Alterationg are being made at the:
‘Msgner ll: Flynn saloon in Washing.
ton street and the piece is fibgine re-

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Fnther When Sheehln. .t former
Norwullt they, now located in Ohio, is
the m at St. Mary’s recmry tor a

' few days.

Luther M Wright has made changes
in the old Pickering ice house in Modi‘
eon ct and is using it for a stori
age house.

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Pride of Court Nsrruk No 801.!
Companions of the Forest. transacted
routine bushels at the regular moot.»t
lug last evening

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71118 Winnipnult bridle is hourlyt
oomplcted and the work should he
done by Mord-sh! this weak proud»
lag the weather am not interfere.

Mr. and Mrs. .losish G. Gregory, oil
hlniu street. hove gone to Wuhlnxtan,
ii). (‘11, tor n visit. with Mrs. ”Willlnm
T. trim, widow of the lots Omani
Clark

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3 road construction.

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(hands in the Canal zone." is the watch-
word adopted by the Army engineers

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link in the nil-min? highway system
that will ‘be completed simultaneously
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in the woods and sweets vengeance on

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lotion, others are vs hle aids to the
lumen, doing little or no harm.
The-11cm“ large scaring hewh

food habits“ make him a vsl‘usble
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grasshoppers and the like,

Death Hawk Hid Been Benefactor.
A hole specimen was brought to me

V last fall with the proud bearing of one
who hind done the community a ser- 9
- vice oil ridding it o! 3' “bed chicken l "
’ hawk.” Alan for snap shot judgment.

the hawk had eaten near a one full of

‘ crickets and grueshoppers.
The .red tailed hawk is a large. iel- 1

low nesting further north among the

the. wildest notes of the woods.

9 During the extreme cold of last win-
ter a ltouglrlegged hawk took up his
shone near the mouth/Ant the House-
tonic river a 1n time when the ducks
were starving and an easy prey, but
the hawk did not stuck the ducks.
nor evhn join the crows and gulls in
meeting the ducks that died and fell
upon the ice or shore.

His linvcrite perch was on several
heaps of salt hay. and when the terms
or cattle to carry the hey to his born
he found on eneh several mouse skins

1 where‘the hawk. had been feeding.
‘ micoheing almost the sole food of

this hiiwk.

Out of the north also lHomes the
goshawk, urge, bold and fierce, and
mnnyh luckiels partridge and. fowl
tells nhsecth- his swoop.

99 80 hold is he that there is s record
of one“ chasing a fowl through the
open «liner of o house in which it had
token Refuge.

A: Minter told me of one that caught
up n partridge that he had shot he
tore his could secure it. and that he
shot; the goshewk and seemed the
partridge. Fortunately they are not

‘ plentihll.

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meal at the birds minute in

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hnwlm‘l' winging their way south some

all out o from?
ill-sills!» most- ot‘ them were the
Winner! hawks, the worst ones
oi the whole may. Miler than the
90th”: mentioned, flying more within
the n+9- sull with the (:oopcre bun,
which is similar and larger, doing
tenet of the damage to birds and
inlet
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thrombi the trees until he dashed mm
to the around, and under in nest built

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through the Wlnter and is bud to tell wonder Why those haWkS Which “V6
from the above by the' inexperienced on birds and will“? should find“ a 1

observer. His scream is to me one of place in themnomy 0! Nature, unless

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to weed out ther week and sickly and
keep the race strong.

Man has changed Nature‘s plan and
we may well wish that these predatory
hawks had died with the change, but
I confess that 1 would be sorry to miss
the scream of the red shouldered
how]: in the spring, as with circlinx
flight and hardly s wing bent, he soars
higher and higher until almost lost.
in the blue. ‘

Many a time when‘out for sprins
flowers I have climbed to 'his bulky
nest high in the crotch.<,ot entree. or . 1
watched for" his home coming with
food for his young, and never have I
seen or known where he deported ‘
from his favorite food of mice. frogs,
snakes end the like.

MLBUR F. SMITH,
4 Game Warden.

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TAKER.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 29.«-The.
miter Dr Bradford benvltt has resign-
ed his pastorate oi? the First Unitarian}
Church at this city to become an un-,

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ministry on account or weakness or the
eyes and that he was entering the un-
dertaking profession in the hope oi?
"dispelling its atmosphere of superstl
lion and gloom which we have inner
ited from the heartless and sometimes
heathen methods and ideas of the‘
‘mit"
“There is something barbaric in curl *—
methodn of dealing with. death," suit
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“The Chinese are for more civilized
in this. I am averse to the darkening
or ileum. the pulling down of hiinde

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hem discouraged by the heavy sons
theta are satin-ding the Atlantic so
smack in the Panama Count the ensl-
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