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83 WASHINGTON ST. PHONE 1405
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a steak like the last one I bought.
You will always get that kind—the.
kind sou like—juicy. rem??? a—nd tasty.
for we select our meals with the ot-
most care. And we know something
about masts. believe us: Wehsre
been at it for many years. Buy from.
butchers who understand your needs
CHARNOCK’S MARKET
19 Rsilroo'd Ase. Phone 583-:
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Hafiburg Steak 18clb.
Stewing Beef .1 ..... . lSclb.
Stewing Lamb....................‘:. 12¢:lb.~
Shoulder Lamb Chops .25clb.
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"home then: over until the snow
imelm:
It also sends moon; birds near
tome homes for Ionian?! give-.81:
ides of the wild life or winter which
but been rather not of the ordinary-
an! there has been an alznost com-
plete5abs‘ence of the northern winter
birds and even Chicodees have been
scum and absent in places where
they naturally are common.
\‘ormany. a few Song Sparrow:
stay thrguth the winter ‘slong the
shore and by spring their fathers sre
faded and worn and are essiir told
from the bright managed returning
brothers
Occasionally in norms] rest-s some
, renturesome Song Sparrow will break
' forth in a subdued son: some time the
. istter part of Fem-nary and it is one
of the sweetest notes that Iorecast the
' spring is coming. The mild weather
preceding the stormaiot Sunday he“
made a month of unusual inter-ed in
A Kingfisher was chstterlnt or
“rattling" his near nun-ouch to a song
on the fiflhzand Son; Spun-vows and
Starling: were in full sprl a; son: on
the seventh. and a neuron- Lark was
singing on the tenth.
The numbers of Song‘ Sparrows In;
creased through the month and
came the snow and trapped
about‘the houses for food. but it could
not stop the bubbling song and so
many people have been hearing a
cheerful. sweet bird son: from a little
brown bird that they should know.
but oi whose identity many are una-
ware-
A few Fox Sparrows sud Whitea
throats were also ought by the snow
and infinufl‘hm in the num-
ot Juncos and Tree Sparrows
but none can quite fill the place of the
Song Sparrow.
A tew Black Crowned h‘igh‘ Her-
ons or “Quawks” have mas-ed over the
winter in the spruce- nert the Garage
on the post road in Westport and can
be seen sitting out on the ends ct the
fist branches in the sun preterm: to
do their fishing at night. and this is an
unusual bird record. but no: as
strange as the Kilideer Plover who
has made wnew dale record. hr 513::-
ing alpng the shore at Sontnport-
Returning Robins. Oral-tiers and
Blackbirds mar be looked {or ’ any
none
time after the snow is gone tent
of them can bring the same massage
of cheer as comes with the Sm“:
Sparrows song on a snowy “inter-s
morning.
Listen for him some moraine lee-side
the maddde and think of Henry Van
Dyke‘s lines on the Song sum-row.
"it seem; so true. in tree from art:
'80 friendly and so (all of heart.
That it but one of all the birds
Could be my eon-shoe Where.
My little brother 0! the air.
This is the one I’d choose.“
LEAGUE OF WOMEN
VOTERS BACK
CAN DEE‘S BILL
Continued tro- first Page
with Sic-sure end satisfaction to
Miss Susan C.‘ O'Neill o! Waterbury
sad “Hr. Harrison B. Freeman oi
Hartford also (wore.
inst the m of the bill would ex-
tend to women 'gpmfluniw {or set.
rice to the state and to other women.
Judge Ford of the New York Supreme
Court. George Gordon Battle. Sew
York. and Florence E. Dion. Judge of
the Court of Common Pleas. Cleve.
land. Ohio. are quoted in favor-‘0! jury
serrlee for women.
Concerning the fluid of the League
of Women Voters the Bdlletin sorta
> “Believing that women have u ml
contribution to render hrrenrd to
jury service. as well is a duty to per-
form in excreting this function of
the Connecticut
Voters has endorsed the jury bill and
after consideration of the experience
or other notes. :33 we: rushing 3.
survey of the arguments for and
against jury service {or women in
Conn“ .5!
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hearingsot’ interest to women {or the
forthcoming week. It is med by
Mrs. Willism H-1'lemlng Hartford.
Chairman of the Letizia-the Commit-
tee of the League and by Hrs Ruth
rotary.
mtrflu’ (1.11; am
“rho following were elected officers
for the ensuing year at the annual
. meeting of the Sorwaik Country club.
held at the club on Saturday evening.
atwhich time there wss a'good at-
‘tendnnee:——-
President—Charles E. Force.
Vice proddent—Ssmuehl. Keeler.
WWW Curtis.
Treasurer—Spencer S Adan!-
Board' of W to serve
lizz-e—Pani R. Lawrence. won“: It?
Raye; to serve until 1924 Dr. W
G. Faweett. Charles C. Whitehead- ‘
Auditors—Charles .E. Curtis and.
ienh' P. Price.
A dinner was silo fined on
Sam on.
,thespeaat'fihurs‘laynitbsmer'
luncheon"
and the Friday 81m
torthehdiesofthechibtlflhm3
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them. -
Gene Loughrsn of \ew York won the
skating championship at America in!‘0
adelphia Police
best results.
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eithenship. the executive bandit
League of Women: ;'
urges its support by members or they.
league. This action was taken onlye
The Legislative Bulletin also lists : ?
Bcln'tire Dsdourinn. Legislative sec- ’ '
New and leafy Dress G00ds
6' ARONET SATINS—Wlute and all a... popular shades, m self ..
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ALL SILK TAFFEI‘AS—In the latest sport patterns,
WASH SATINS—Strictly all silk fabrics. \Vhite only ........ ,
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CHEAP AND EASY HOILSE CLEANING.
\V e rent Vacuum Electric Cleaners, by the day, at very reasoned
rates, including free delivery and collection.
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FREE SKATE“; TITLE. Box i was run: in on s false slam:
PHILADELPHIL Feb. 35- “3“” yesterday morning about 2 o’clock:
calling the Central Station anon-stunt
the corner of Day and Hormonal
the national tournament at the Phil- Istreets. Just as the alarm tor the Betto‘
‘Sawmill fire in the first district was;
tt. 5mug in.
So trace of the person or vex-sons.
who turned in the slam could be
found. but intonnation was obtained
lb) the firemen that a number 0:
voung men. who were more or less
drunk were near the box and that?
Sentinel Advertisements bring lhejwhen the alarm sounded. they ran
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ANNOUNCEMENT
COAU YARD
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H. Krieger C0.
women 's junior school figure and tree
Miss G. P. Knot! or Caboose
floss. was second: Miss Rosalie
Knapp, New York. was third. and,
Miss Aida Bowman. also or \‘ew Torin:
was ionrth. There were nine com-
petltors.
Dubbelbilt Boys’ S
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And are ready to serve the people of Norwalk as they
should be served.
The Consolidated Retail Coal Co. handle nothing but 1
best Anthracite Coal, which we will receive all rail. Coal re-
ceived all rail 15 better and cleaner than the Coal receix U.
by water.
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_ “Fe respectfully solicit your trade and assure you of
prompt delivery and courteo. us treatment.
1 6% Per. Ton
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East Norwalk Branch
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