“'1
u ill'illil cams: "
‘Worid'sv earlier laying competitions} Mr. and Mrs. E. L. (intercom or New
3'3“. Burrog'o Wycudoties. wher ‘ ',
- m abmo Wyandoitos. from little
, laid mode, Island. produced 31' eggs.
» week was 439. This is n relotivoly 49
’ for the week. The pen of Wyaudoitoc.
Whitfiw account-nurnauni‘“
Fronds Fl“ Hominid“. Carmel;
‘ humus Lem its. .2" .2 . . in; ;.;.gill;
' muddy Ill-mmmlmwmd.“
, OMnuvo pm hmwitii bummed
‘i’h ‘ ‘7 i ‘ l g ‘ ‘ B utéoni‘lugllir‘er and clusxltBh'Mtz‘M
9 action and 'ultonether but why ur 0" 0° ‘ W" I "M on:
to mi cough-livid. um ‘ 'le‘-M lim.and m”
Ray BMW Mid kinda, of NO!“ .
walk. mom in iownhuniin; Friday.
William Lowo,. oi the West Side,
Thlci modicum than him! them «and»
by ol‘ mm; or Momma: a dam is in Virginia ran a, monthan'a visit-
oration. Ithrim almoni Mutant re. , , ‘ ‘
not may”... “die,” than hanh‘ Mr. and MN. Walter Little are on-
, _ v » N ‘ k.
and. immunizing cough. that amIttwtulnius rclatl as iron: ow Yor
'0 prevalent " "'i‘ time are "Didi” Clarence Boers has rocontly visited“
subdued by this relishing“ pleasant his grandmother. Mrs. Crotui, int
medicinaLannlne renew. and warm: ISoutli Norwlk. M i
m... t:
the blind and builds. up the cnilral Jam McGowan», of myom- New.
system. One bottle (25c. 60c. 81) wlli‘Jersey, nan spout amoral do” with.2
demonstrate it. man worth to you. Mi. and‘Mhai F”. P. ammonium
To be had atoll drug stores.
mo.
F, J. Cobb, F. 13;. J. Annie, 0. H.
I‘Sicoiield. Charles. Barnes and L. W. 5
Squires spent the Week—end in town;
W
_ , l
Mr. and. Mrs. W. P. Rowland, of
‘1' SIERRS BUUESE‘Rodding, were in town: Friday even?
‘ ling, guests 0: Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Fitch. V
TOW Production, for “'9 WEEK Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. of East
Norwalk, have .beeuguosts 0: ‘Mr and
w L I "
as 439, 49 Per Chm. Bet Mrs. D. 0' Chane and Mr, and Mrs.
tor lliail Previous Week ,0. H. .Scofleld l
, , i ‘l
A little before midni h , . Miss Jennie Beers, of Monroe, who
3313!. an army of eightghitinzlrcgcxfir. has been unending 9. {9" days With
ions and nearly'one hundred reserves. . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keene, has re-‘
aware in, their quarter-a ready to battle turned home. i
against all records established in the ‘ I
Tho Englishman who won out in tho York: Mr. and Mrs. Odell' or Sauga-
Second International contest with a'E‘mR’ hinge 11:6“ 83%;“ the mini-
pon record or 1,190 eggs. and an mm. once 0 r. a. . rs. Char ea
Viduul record of 282 eggs, must now ‘Corsn. ml
look to his lanrels. Not suiisiled with' i
honors already won, he has sent a peni Mrs. Frederick Boers and Mrs. Mary
9' mm... .. w... w Lemme!lififfldfifmfiifliilifil
m the hope of distancing American days! visit with‘Mr and \Crs H wl
breeders with an American varietyn ‘ ' u oy
The managers of thecompotition. how. Mums. i
ever. were ahio ‘0 couect only 3 935’" Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bradley are the
“l“ amnion ‘dolcxam,,flran tho Not-held
Church to the annual mating oi the
‘: general conformed or. congregational
Churches. ohld in Waterbury, Noyem-
Barron‘s Leghorn; laid 9 eggs for the
first week. while two American pens
. ‘ he 11. d 13.
produced 28 each. i r 12 an
'l‘ho total egg production for the last i
an;
I
The fair given at the Town Hull,
,Fridoy evening. by the Norileld lmv
Lprovemont Association drew a large
risponding bweek last year. it “nnmiinmndance from my and nearby
0 course, . 0 expected that this mmtowns-and moving the social and
will be maintained throughout the financial raccoon merited hy the un-~
year, since it would mean that everylflmfln8 ciloris and hard work of the
single solitary hen would be obliged t9imemhcrs' who have done so much 'm
133‘ 233 eggs during the course of tho"; bring about the gratify,“ mulla-
coafigtlwyanmttco and 1While he; ism)”. 1mm ”fled from 5 to 6’ When
‘ ‘1 ’ ‘ 7- dancin ‘ became an t '
horns divided honors about - equally f g enjoyable to: tire.
' of the evening. '
l
per cent. hotter yield than for the cor-
?“é‘aw “fi'b‘emf’mmm’” M ““9““ 3' The funeral of Edward 0. Janney.i
" "If?" rot m 37 eggs to “aircrew 'who died othlu homo in “the Lower
it. White Leghorns come next, ‘Xogl’ariah last week. was held tram the,
noun tying for second place with “silicone on Thursday at 2 p. m. Mr.‘
cvgs ouch. owned respectively by Mrs.l h ’
mm mm nixt -aix cm . and
It. E. Woodruff, of New Haven, and. y y y at age '
’tho son at the late Dr. .1 duo . o 3
Charles N. .St, John, of Greene, N. Y. a y f
Mcrryihoughi Farm, of Columbin.‘
Conu., supplied a pan of Willie Wynn-
doitcu for next place, with 28 earn. A
lthodo island lied puilet from Pinc-
crout Orchurdu. Grown. Moan, uoonmd
umhliimm to malw haste and started
out by producing n double yolked m
that weighed ncurly a quarter of a
pound. Tho ion lending vent; for modicum! Church. He in curvived by one
Int wank are an followu:
dialer who r l - .
Noni» Bron, Apponung. it. i. i . ' "m“ n N" Jimmy,
White Wyundotics ...... ”.37; I" ‘
Clarion N. St. John, creme, x. v. ; comm:
Whlio Inigliornn ......... . ...... 28
Mm. Kalil. Woodi‘uif, New ancnuili. l
« O , . ‘
mum ihoAnswm’Ti
While Manama ............. ...28“ l m
hirrrytlmughi Farm. liolmnhiu, (it. ; N "W
I’. l. Plait, Wallingrord. ll’u. - m - m
24 ;. . ‘
White ilcghoruu
C. ‘l-i. Savage, Elm-m, Ci. l
Whiic lmghoruu ..... .23‘ r“
Goo. A. Cmgmvo. w. Whimsical. Ct. i“ ’W
‘Whlto loghomu ....... . ...... ...18' ‘
Iimulord F‘urmn, (ilroton. (it. t
Whito lucghornn ”midi
'r. w. Monro. ‘lontmi Village. Ci. I
with his; aunt, till. late. Mrs; Agnes»
Adamo ’l‘nj‘or. and clued her death!
continued to rim-la. at the Adamsf
‘homeamd. which he inherited. Mr.
Jun-nay oi coo; time was prominent in-
{the educational work oi the town, by?
also elm-h of‘thorfloriloid Connor»
...;
v.
i. .
»
..H-H-v
4
While Imuhornu iii
(flurrlou llclgi. Rocky River. 0. .
Widto inghorna ...... ....”Wlo
”lion" liionmwith ‘
’l‘ho ion loading Conniictldlit pens ° "
nro no follow:
. Iii I“! . who
act-rind“ “and
,, mind.’
Mm. it. ill. Woodrulf, New 'llovon.
White Mindoro: ...............2ii V'
“tetra/thought Form. Columbia. ,
Whiio Wyundotios ..............26 ;.
C. H reward atom. _
Whluilucghoms ....... Willi
(loo. A. Cmrovc, W. Willinsion. ’ I
i.
Whiml’uhama is
amnion! Formulroicn.
Whlin'mhornr in:
‘l‘. W. Moore. Control Village. .
Whiln Leghorn iii
c. n. acovilio. Elm milieu.
Wecmicrt. but for many years resided; '
ling school .viniior in: coma] yearn; ‘
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