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HE BIRDS. The New Haven (Connec,,cut> Courier relates the follow ing interesting incident which occurred few years slnce in one of Ibe viii Eagrs Of Connecticut

 "A young lady, confned to the house bv nrotr.c, ed indisposton, was in the habit of feeding spar TOW, whirh had nest on a tree near the dnor v;,h crumbs of bread The iiile creature had A u,r,, heart under her homely dress, and soon learned In love her patron, became exceedingly tame and vnuld lrp abol. t.!e uhn,e The family were at in. r

 meals. This was repeated whenever the door uas open, tili at last. her mate induced accomp, ny her, and both would pick up ihe scraps which i"e' 'a'r enieriainer as she iy upon sofa, scat. iered near her upon the carpet In tine Fall. one oi them flew aga'nst the window, and tried to get in, put the lady was DO feeble to expose herself to the ar, and so could not admit her visitor 10 n i.rcve interview Next Spring, they boh came again. as dociie as ever In the course of A few weeks ,s The lady lay upon 'he sofa, upon Sunday morninp 'ng too unwel to go Church, ,be house ne,G.c, ly still, and the 'uor open, she heard pre, ,h;r lag and lwIterias on ihs steps. looking abou, ,n, the cause, she esrled her sparrow en,er;ng ,h apartment, followed by several of her proecnv , the partner of her tolls bringing up the rear The, all remained with her for baf ho,r perfcc,,v C,r less and at home, till having satisfied their anma- tites with the morse's which were srewu for ,bsn, and .xpr's ed their obligations with sweet. w;ld music, they retired 10 the sb'ubbery.''