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Feathered Friends Fac-
ing Food Shortage
Declares New. Eng-
Ottawa and wild flowers were
blooming in nbrthem Vermont... 3-
:outhcrn New England then! acre
reports of snakes crawling Sham on
the wing. swarnig of beach flies and
urawtwrrics piclv; for the Christ-
mas dinnrr.
"The suguncr and fall wcra so
“mark-ably dry that many fruits
and $0015 fuilvd to develop, and
there is a. widespread dearth of
I‘opri for birds in the north. Ono
n'._-sn‘l‘\‘L'r who has travelled hun-
dreds of miles through the forests
of northern Quebec says that he has
hardly stem :1. new cone. except on
srmo rod pines. All through aor-
rainwater-germ d
the supply 0: food tor (Minter
(owl. so that comparatively tow
young ducks were raised. .. In come
localities woodcocks and snipe were
near starvation. and on account of
shortage of berries. etc. rulfled
grouse in New Hampshire fed on
poplar leaves. )Volvox are numeru
ous in the 'forests of Ontario and
are destroying many deer.
”The season has been so mild
that very little has been heard or
the Arctic gulls. Ducks and goose
have remained in the north longer ‘
than usual. \Vhenevcr a: sudden
frost has closed the small ponds.
many ducks and goose. instead of
going south, have gone to the ope}:
waters along the coast of Labrador.
the Gulf of St. Lawrence. the St.
Lawrence river and Lake Cham-
plain. coming back to the, ponds
again when milder weather melted
the ice. The greatest goose migra-
tion of the season came along the
Massachusetts coast in Christmas
week.
"Crows left northern New En-
gland early. but some have ap-
rcarcd binge locally wherever they
found a food supply. Starling: re-
main as far north as not'hcrn ‘(cr-
mont and are moving in large
flocks. destroying hon-its that
otherwise would provide food ior
native birds. '
land Expert thr‘rn New England and rruch of the
inhul-ilv‘d part of the eastern prov-
“ _ . .. . , trees of Canada. there are ,fcw
~l‘.(I.\'l'n\ 1.1.. .1""."‘f, (Inilil'lllrh (Horns or nuts and Comparagively
hon of an whammy “I; sun-mu! ““10 wild fruit.
and (:Iriy nIItIIIII nIi .'I.l‘. unusually m ~
“arm l'|'("‘llilli r (Trulml uncommon Iramwrs imd skunks scarce in
and ix! hOlll" (115:3 (listlsll'fi‘iiél cr-mli— the “00“". hilt many have come
lions lor III... \\.:.I life, or NI-w un— into buildings. hcnhouscs and col-
L'lillhl :Iml t:!:‘.I,I':I i‘IIIImm. Eduard lars Searching for {COIL In liozlh-
)10“ k. 1.0.1....” dupe“... m u... .m-j, crn \crnmnt squirrels are gathering
tion II" l‘l‘illillIIliWL'j.’ ('1' Hm Mussn- 3‘”) 5‘0““: “1m “PPlCS- ”no Linn-
(hlISI llrl Hare; .l- I‘fll‘llll'l.‘ of ugrl- “" found “‘3‘- they 113'" FlaCCJ “10
CIIltm-. in .‘l. mnnmnrk of 1 My 11.11” 1" i0“3 on ”It: 1118'?- bczuna 0f
“int: r l-IIIl I'I-HI Tlit‘izfr: in ,\'.I\v ];n. 11:15 lmrn.
rlnnIl. H...“ 1-,”. 13ng fqu‘JJPd “Thvlc “as so little rainfall} in
l.’i'llvl‘I n: Ii' .11 I-zn 1min; u. muons tlIr: le'chllng season that bore v.35
{c.flil 5.... . 110 \vnI~.-r in the swamps, and many
"I‘p 1.. l'--'I'Lll‘i'-':‘ CC," Mr. I uh- Or' Um trout brooks ran Cry. Final-
1"“ :. \.». "I . ;t_'~I::I-l “.l‘: lull! .mIl lI-w pen-ls where ducks {cod dried
1!~n II, rip" Inainl .Is 141‘ norm as ll“. l.0\-.' “:ltcr al’ \ut the shallow
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103 Cedar St.,
25 Ely Ave,
23 No. Main St.. 80. Norwalk
‘28 Woodward Ave., So. Nor. .
So. Norwalk 3 170 Main St.,
So. Norwalk
Corner East, Ave. and Rowan St.. East Norwalk
"ngmt.
02 ‘Taylor Ave. So. Hex-mu:~~ so Belden Ave,
. Not-walk
.; 4 Main St, .534} Norwalk 22 Chapel St. Norwalk
. Nor-walk Ridgeneld Road, Wilton
1 Cove Ave, East Norwalk Main Street. Weltport
f7 Lexington Av... 80. Nor-walk
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QUALITY
Suicide 2 . Complex .‘ BI
For Miss Harding
Margaret Harding
BOSTON, Feb. 1.——.A. suicide com- girlish! m “a?“-
pie: inherited from her mother .8 ing.
seen by friends of the family of W. They 0‘ “"3
P. G. Harding. governor of the Bos- Hardin “a" F03“
ton federal bank. as the reason for ago. '1‘ l ”‘0 "1°“
the death by her own hand of the beautif “my in the]
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Bargains In Our Suit Dep
“ ALL OF THOSE STYLISH DRESSES
REDUCED — 25%
Of Poiret Twill and Crepe de Chine
ALL OF THE COATS
REDUCED —— 25%
CORRECI‘ 'MODELS‘ and POPULAR SHADES and FABRIQ
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affine.
t. ,
south. shot and killed herself in the J.
Harding home. Almost nimuitan-
eonsly. in his home in another nec-
tion or the city, Guy R. Johnson ta-
tally shot himself. fulfilling what
was declared to be a suicide pact
with Mrs. Harding. -
Mr. Hearing. who formerly was
head or the federal reserve system
of the United States. says his
daughter's act was due to "her love
for social life. dancing every night
and smoking cigarétts.".
In a note addressed to her father.
asking forgivenest. the girl said,
"I couldn’t stand life any longer."
CLASSIFIED ADS unfold ”new op-
portunities daily.
1-10 IND’S .
SON.
The New Home C .
ompany makes W
concentrated effort has produced the mo"
.maclun
machines for the home. They have lce
the New Home" does not get out of or. :I
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Prepared your goods and are ready to se i?
go and‘oew when you want it?
.Tllat is the beauty i th . ._ _ .
“941"(wh‘h‘ ° -° 1‘3“ "m“
New Home stnplliscigflde spemally by them
And now that;
“"th $1. 919.119.
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while You “5? and benefit by Wining» ;
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al and satisfactory sewing
*2 m complications so that
way: ready.
‘sure that when you have
{I have a machine that will
yiw Home" or the “New
. the secret of it all is
MIPS
$5.60 “P
as denred.‘
14-16 WALL ST.
H, S. Landsman €53 Son
The Home of Fine lI‘III'IIitIII.
Our First Annual February Furniture Sa‘.
now in full swing. A $40,000 stock of new and
to-the-minute I924 furniture, rugs and carpet
on sale at reductions from 20 to 3:} a," ,,
honest-to-goodness sale with h0ne<i rcéuctiom
honestly marked goods. ‘
plain figures (the Landsman way) 35:11:31: .
that the sale is strictly ge'ouine.
have no old or left over stock. Ever)- article isi.
from the factory within the past two at mine. I
INVITE YOUR LVSPECTION 3.2.1.; coin;
LOOSE SPRING FILLED CL'SHIUNS $96 .
IN VELOUR—NOVV ONLY ...... . '
This particular suite in covered in blue velour of ;::d
It is a good buy at $150.00—A REAL BARGAIN AI
We show twenty other suites priced dart;
$102.50 up. They are worthy of VC‘L‘T i s. :11
ART GLASS AND METAL
Heavy metal base; of differ-
ent types, with art glas‘
shades that are beautiful to
the eye. One or two lights
N. B.——BUY NOW, DELIVER LATER.
LIBERAL CREDIT TERMS IF DESIRED.
Landsman’s
This.
Every art isle is priced
REMEMBER:
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SAVE GOOD MONEY
THIS COLONIAL B...-
vet for '7- .
has plate “.2. .
there is a shei: 15:
SALE PRICE
$40.00
NORWALH. C03-
1” Want-St.
You an" judge “by its looks. When the 5:: L: the I
better get coal with a relocation like 01d C; 1.53.21
lave it inn sizes. Also 0mm! Coal and W323i :3.- :re.
The Non-walk Coal {9-Supply C0.
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