he Frank Glover residence,
we street, is behg repaired and at-
' vely renovated.
. The W. C. T. U., of this city, will
also their annual outing at Futon
Joint on August 25th.
., Isa. Henry Taylor. of Cove avenue.
5M been entertaining her sister, Mrs.
fiber. of Patchogue. I. l.
names Price, of Bridge street. has
‘ ‘ Inbred a position with the Ferris Coal
My. on Washington street.
1 1 Th Board of Estimate will meet
Flo-day evening of next week at 8
ddock in the council chamber of the
my Hall.
» There was a large attendance at the
r m semi-weekly fireworks exhlbl»
‘ firm. which last night was held at
‘, W Point Park. Dancing will be
Wife feature. 1
1
The subject of the discourse of the
highlands ‘ltethodist Church. Sunday
morning will be a study of men and
women in was-u movpments.
Bathing at the shore resorts this
week has not been so popular on ac-
count of the two or three days of .
_ cold weather. The next few Weeks‘
will be well patronized. as several of
the pleasure places close in Septem-
ber. ‘
wenmoveoitisplannedtoca’taoa'n
mach shrubbnyus‘ud several m1
rwhich block the view of the his!!!”
in order to establish the property
lines at this point it will be neces-
sary to refer to the old town mapsi
in Fairlield, as a building was first
erected on that spot, before the town
of Westport was established Besides
Mr. Petrie, many other residents oi
the Green Farms and Roeevllle sec
tions are in favor of removing the
obstructions at the corner mentioned
it is estimated that the cost of moving
the building and other work fill
amount to between “00 and 3800. Sev-
eral serious accidents have occurred
lat this point of the highway and many
collisions are narrowly averted The
most recent accident marred on Sun.
day. when a automobile, a motorcycle
andawwonmet iaatriplscoliision.
dd”
l
Cards have been received from
Charles Tattle, who left the first of
'Rowayton Baptist Church. Services
on Sunday. August 22.
10: 15 a. m. Morning Prayer meet,
fins-
10: 30 a. m. Morning worship with
sermon by Pastor H. E. Anderson. on
"Light at Evening Time "
v
i
11: 50 a. m. The Bible school will
' l
. The 46th annual convention of 111°,meet to learn about Ana's Gtild Rem
Mitotic Total Abstinence Association
Ill be held in New London tomorrow.
1' Delegates from various parts of the
state will attend.
The American Band, Monday even-
. lag of next week, will give a band con-
cert on’the new Washington street
artists The affair is under the and
mines of the downtown merchants.
Tomorrow will he a big day with
the lschoddites. The annual clam-bake
h scheduled to be held torndrrow. and
him finest kind of 'a time is esp'ecteo.
”ligaments have been completed
3!! a Jolly day.
_' Wednbsday.‘ of next week, is the
”last day on which Norwalk reservists
can return to Italy to enlist under the
WHA severe penalty is involved
as gwho: any 111' this? colostrylglf
Vhfle Italy is at war " 1
Iluward Anglernan. of Sodium ave-
In." has resigned his position with
Herman Vogel, on East Washington
. ‘ sheet. 011 Monday he will assume
. 31h new duties in the Woolworth store,
In Washington street.
._ Ire. Sylvester Schools. of Long is-
, fill. who has been visiting her dauglr
our. am. John R. In‘lzlo'mmedleu. * on
V; Osborne avenue.» for some time.
moms to her home on the ‘Hunting- i
m" l
as recorded in 2 Chronicles. 15:1-15.
6:45 p. m. 1'. P. S. C. E. meeting in
.the Sunday school room. Topic—-A. Ba-
sis of Sound Belief. Why and How to
Get it. 1‘ Pet. 3:13-16.
7:30 p. m. Evening service
praise and worship.
Wednesday evening at 7:45. Mid-
week service for conference and pray.
er.
Sunday, Sept. 5th. is to be observ-
ed as Old Home and Anniversary Day
and special servicesarebelng plann-
ed.
lWESTPO‘ 11“
AN , ‘
SAUGATUCK
1“...”-
1 for
o
”>1”? “-
The lnvinclbles oi Saugatuck have
a game scheduled with a Bridgeport
tooth for this afternoon at the Combo
grounds,
The lawn fete given for the benefit!
of the Church” of jAssumptioa ”was
successfully .6pened Thursday evening
today and “01" attended. T1“ “11‘1” “1111 200 entries for the national lawn ton-
1nis championship tournament whichi
be continued tonight.
the week for Harrisburg. Pa.
1 ...___.._..
Mrs. Francis Minot. who has been
confined to the Stamford Hospital for
some time, is rapidly impr.ovlrlg
sarcasm, auo. n. 1915
sorts committee.
....... ............. lllflillli null
. June 17 ms, one of many memos-1
2h!!! battles fought Its the Math 41
use. .
Waterloo the declaration of war he- BUDAPEST. A118- m---Thi3 W
tween Great Britain and the United ian sovernmem has lost announced a
g.-
States 1:113;le 3:30:53”; :scheme of limited pensions for vet
fluke w . e i
Naseby. the storming of the Nameless 1:11“; 1?}: titre war A Wk totally
”doubts by the French in the C ncapa 0 work will. get $37. 50 a
m m0. Wind. 3. b.1year; if only disabled to a small ex-
Kolin. Pleasey, the battle of Non—113m. 3’75 A widow is to have $11. 25
insert: 8.1;: the light at Fort status; a war. 11 is hoped that it may he}
were June. - . l 83319 W
Many of the most forums emu“ 1:22;. mainland. ' 1.11119? “tel
mmwwmmmm M1 , ’1.
in June. The Hour-arse sank »
fell 0- use a, lake are:1 FOR EXP "lg‘ATION
old one
mm J 0‘ mam“ WASHINGTON Aug. 21. flit
“1” was announced at. the State Dee
22‘3““, "I'I " 1231;: £11“; 111:: Epsrtment today that Ambassador
m ea 1“. lid. 18‘: Gerard probably/”will be directed
(may Hill 0. mm,” day. and to call the German government’ 5
the dogs of Peta-ohm m mom latteution to the sinking of the
June-lb solo. - lWhite Star Liner Arabic and to-
bmmlnflaus Ngmtmmfi invite an explanation}
on ...
the treats-t disaster that has befall: EHRLICH, almovgnan
Urdtedfltalnsrsvalryindocadu,alsol O A 0 NBA;
took place in Juno—smell. rate, a F "T” Xi E D
date that always will be kept as a day
of mourning by the benefit cavalry.— 1
New Tech ERIK.
BERLIN. Aug. 21.41:. Paul Ehrlich.
discoverer of oalvarsan and of the
deuly yesterday, of heart disease at'
“ATER'NG THE um- gm Bombing “ the use 0! 61 yOSI'SJ
fiTMMn-WIMIsNM ‘He wasnotedalsoasan expert lathe
Properly [hr-rm. treatment of cancer. Half of the1
There are probably more mum“ Nobel prize for medicine was award;
made in carnation with the watering ed to him in 1908.
of mo lawn than in any other phuo of;
THE wuLows. ;
isssisted the orphans of La Villettqby
5%le %
GEM MIN.
PARIS. Aug. 20. (Correspondence1
of The Associated Press.)——Fivethou~1
sand widows‘of the war have now‘
benefited in one way or another
through the “Society of Mutual Assist—l
ance of“the Widows of the War." Thisl
was one of the earliest movements
stsmd for relief of war victims. itj
was organized August 19,1914,and a!
week later began effective work un-!
der the name of the “Woman’s Oi-l
See” at 15. Rue de la Ville I'Eveque.l
The “Woman's Odice" sought em-
ployment, not only for widows. but.
for women whose husbands were:
m.obtllsed and endeavored by various
1
Ithelr living. it gave no charity. but
made loans to those in Immediate}
want.
From a simple Women’s Uiilce, the!
movement soon became a Widows’ 0f-
ace. and was finally reorganized into‘
a Mutual Association. Its object is
still not charity. but mutual aid in
finding ways of gaining a livelihood
for its members. It is patronized by1
of all political parties. Frederic Mas-1r
son, the venerable Academician and
historian of the Napoleo'ilc era. is‘
.directing the organization. while the
Countess of Ribes, who for years had!
Mrs Wiliam Pratt and son and
Miss Theresa Hoyt have left town for!
a two weeks’ vacation at Asbury
Park.
its management .
The practice of sprinkling. as it is sl- 1
most universally followed. is funda-
mentally wrong—not that the spdokier
does not furnish enough water to the
grass during the season. but that it
does not rut-nun it in mmflv distribi
s.__——-
Carl Brenner expects to leave soon
annual sales of knick-lrnacks. made in
the antique style, organised the work- 1
rooms of the society. Nearly every-1
thing is made in the antique style and1
{so well made as to rival real anti-
quilies. Some of the Jewel boxes and
:glove boxes with minstures or orna
C. M. Webb is going to The Willows
today with engineers to re—survey the
property. arrange for the location of
office buildings and. during the early
part of next week. will start his ilr'st
-'Tconlpanied by friends from East Nor-
. 1cm will be Miss Emma A. Opper. who
for the Panama-Pacific Exposition. ao-
,wslk.
The married and single men of the
fire company will have a ball game
Suuduy morning, before their clam—
bske. which is to take place on Gracie
street.
Thomas Sarsneld of Standard. who
gwas arrested Monday night, by Cor'l
1stable Claim for runnhlg his automo
lhile with no lights. was used A: sad
costs (a court last night: ‘
I ‘..—,—
nation is tog have a temperance
rally on holiday. Airgun}. 9211.111 lhd.
thethodist Church.‘ Among the speak-
ls one of the most aggressive work-
are along the tempdrs’nce into in New
Canaan. and through whuoe edorts
she has helped keep New Canaan in
the “dry" column for two successive
I years She will tell of some cf the
means employed in their campaigns.
; . LAWN TENNIS TOURNEV. ,
NEW YORK, Aug. air—More than
1begins Monday. Aug 30. at Forest
1
Pour-ml. i
' I
died ousutltiee
Sprinkling for a short wind may ap-
pear to wet the sod thoroughly. but in
mlity the water does not penetrate
much below the surface. This encour-
ages the formation ‘of surface roots
and makes the grass loos resistant to
the severe conditions of weather and
W . ‘
. Except in rare (loses the lawn should.
not be watered ofteuer than two or
three tines a week. A’ thorough Book
wmwaud sbmildboglve‘nla
cseatcrnoouorearivmornln -
mm mm”, m” or ”ohm ”all i —'rHs seer arruavloua
squire eathfactory. but theemoutof are omitted 0’ “mum! 1" ""
mares applied by it is usually mach best employers. The Sentinel ""1".
to- than “90!". rm. clut In Nomi} lull Milt!» ,
TMMttObsmelommdlsth-t
NOTICE
the Mellon ughly satu.
rated at ca'cb fiprlllca’lio‘li to at least
three inches in depth—Lilian! City
I'll” 4'31” “'9"- The Commissioners of the First
old-1:111:11: am; 1:“? 1:11;“?! ties Taxing District are matting it their
landed on the Keutish coast. has m practice to send monthly samples 0!
many British usruesnkos, including ‘ the water to the State Laboratory at
grunt cricketer. but the best known a ”WNW" 1“ '1991’“, ““1 ‘° "1‘“
Julius Caesar. master of we rolls u— the report of the analysis to the City
der James 1.. about whom Lord Clar- Health (Juicer for his approval.
ondou ill-tbs first yoluure of his his- 1 Heretofore' the reports recelyed
bungalow and will be built by Charles
B Runes. A new seven passenger on
tomoblle has been purchased for this
special business. Parties can see the
property by telephoning C. M. Webb,
1160, Norwalk.
date. The property will be managed
and the bank secular and general of-
Norwalk. Adv. .
1 ““7 “n" the ““3193 ”51‘3““ have been satisfactory to the Health
:11ng a; ufihziigflmm: mu? lomcer. but the last report received
ceded house with his friends and re August 80. 1915. and which follows.
talnet's ".94 to the teeth because shows that the water is in a danger-
improvements. it being a seven rooml
and arranging for l
doe of the same ill be established in 1
gmental paper are masterpieces oil
lF‘rench art. The widows are making
all kinds of ornamental receptacles.
in all forms and handbags in black
moire with carved clasps. pearl bags
with antique clasps.. screens. lac-
quered Japanese chests fans, hand
painted Christmas cards. etc. ,
As fast as the sales grew the mem
bershlp will be increased. and by or-
ganisiug annual sales in the principal
cities of ,tho,\uaitao States. Canada
and South..Anerica. Bdrm ‘0
create a pal-mm , t outlet funnies":
articles that will support. a consider»
ah‘lenumber of afflictedwornen. The
“benefits of this association are rIgor
ously restricted to widowa;'
ridge cancels membership.
\ —---—-—-v—-'-—-—
CONNECTICUT HENS NOW LEAD
LAYERS.
remar-
D
s
—_
Place In Contest on, at flora.
STORRS. Conn. Aug. 21.—Connec-
trout hens now enjoy undisputed lead
Peaaley's
ron‘s birds from England are now at
is the first time a Connecticut pen
Again Have Undieputsdffleidco First l
in the laying contest st-Storra. r. at, .
Leghorn from Cheshire .
that: were tied last week with Bar-
the t0p :by'a margin of two eggs. This ’
'1'. Barron. Catforth near Pres- .
ton. Eusland. White lieg- I
horns 1625
Tom Barron. Catforth, England.
White Wyandottes 1623
Ed. Cam. Hogbton. near Pres-
ton, England: Willie Wyan-
dottes . _ 1619
Windoweep Farm, Bedding
Ridge. Ct. White Leghorus 1606
Hillview Poultry Ferns St. Al-
hans, VL, Rhode Island Reds 1601
A. .P. Robinson, Calverton. N.
Y., White Leghorns 1582
Bradford Farm, Groton, Conn.
White Leghorns 1505
N W. Hendryx. New Haven, CL,
White Leghorns 149')
J. Collinson. Barnacre, Garstang
England, Black Leghorns 1483
The ten‘leading Connecticut pen;
to date are as follows exempting the
four above:
linens to assist women. whose income Branford Farm, Groton White
was cut off by the war, in earning! Leghorns
1482
A. S. Sanderegger, South Coven
try, White Leghorns
Geo Bowles. Westport.
'Lexhorns
Brsnford Farm. Groton, White
Leghorn. r
Homer P. Demming. Winsted
Rhoda Island Reds
Springdsie Poultry Farm. Dur-
ham. Rhode Island Beds
144']
“Write
1403
1401
1378
1377»
“1mm“ 10' 411"“th tiled Bull-1generous citizens of all religions, and Bradford Farm. 0'01011- “111119
Plymouth Rocks 1360
Mrs. J. D. Beck. Canaan. Willie
Wyandottes
Merritt M. Clark, Brookileld
Center. Barred Plymouth
lRocks
.Merrythought Farm. Columbia,
White WyIndottes
1296
1293
12“
~Vacant property can be routed and
a good tenant secured through south
nel Want Advertising.
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A Real Bargain
SALE
‘ in Electrical Appliantes
Every appliance in our stock
and: the exception of Grills and
Irons' is marked down to cost and
in many cases below cost,
Seine of dress appliances are a
Iittkshop worn. but are as good
as new, and carry the-usual guar-
“he.
It‘s your chance to save money.
Come to early,
The United
“twill: Light
“-1-" Water C0. 1
he 19m in us pocket is .1“, of paper one condition; Therefore
balding Mu “Remember Cesar.” The consumers of water furnished
which really bad reference not to the by the First Taxing District are warn-
of the United States National Lawn amassinntlou of the Rom“ statesman.‘ ed by the Health oncer d the City
Tennis Association. The entries 0111- but to some preferment promised to a of Norwalk and by tho Commission-
lclaily closed yesterday. but all moss son of Sir Julius Caesar. The tomb '
era of the First Taxing District. that
mailed before midnight last night will“! 81“ Julius 0'0“" “1111 ‘1 01'3““ in on}. d d all water
ph In legal phraseologv is anon r 1° ““1 auger.
be eligible and may not be received 91*“ 3‘ a1 a is be
ithe many curious monuments of St. ““11 1" drin 1" ”MW ‘ on
until Monday Almost every tennis Helen's Bishopsgate.~foudou Hull boiled
:Iayertot 11111111111111.1110; 1:: "11° eulogy; _ ' ' . .. ' The Communionera do not wish to
as on ere no u 11 our ce E. c- hat the be-
. mu. II n g ‘ unduly alarm the public, y
Longhlin. William M. .ronnsron. c. 1.1, T... mm .3...”;‘..,,:..; to 1...... have the report mu a condition of
Grillin, Thomas C. Bondy. Ward DIV-lbw: the last to [We the custom stimulant gravity to necessitate its
Not to be outdone by the {summer sun, Craig Biddle, Wallace 1!. Johnson” of dining. in public. initiated at Ver- .lyubllcatlon
The Commissioners have already
girls" at other beaches the fair ones R°W111nd ENDS: George Wrightman. "1119' “N18 the ancient regime. Indy
commenced a thorough investigation.
' The Ssuga tucks W1“ cross bats with Hills, Long island. had been received
1the fast Darieu team at the Connec W“
lticut company's lot .on Compo street today 111 Robert D an, president
lsunday afternoon The game will
start at 3 o ’clock sharp.
0- The paving of the State street hill is
1 well under Way and the concrete base
has been laid half the distance on
the bill. It is expected that the work
of laying the bricks will start next
We.elt
has held first place since Windsweep
Farm's Leghorns lost the lead in the
fifth week of the contest. .
The total yield for all pens was
3.625 eggs or 146 better than for the
preceding week. Barrauls English
Wyaudottes werean easy first with a
yield of 57 eggs. The Storrs Sts‘
lion’s sour milk pen of begborns were
second with a, production of 55 while
two New York pens, namely; Rhodc
Island il'eds owned by Chltl'les 0. Po]-
~hemus of Newburgh and ‘Happich lb
Dank's White Leghorns from North
Branch tied for third place with 64
‘ “There is considerable local interest
* in the band-concert which on Monday
suing of next week will be held on
1new Washington street bridge
VIN the American Band. furnishing
urinals. A record crowd is expectedo to
It. Lillian Price. of Bridge street.
and Joseph Balogh, of Winfield street.
he! evening were united in marriage
315% parsonage of the East avenueI
mat Episcopal church. by the
filter. Rev. 38. P. Fairbanks. The
Clarendon notes in heuloulnsl on Oct.
ceremony was very quiet. Mr. an
. Ire. Balogh have a large number of
islands in Norwalk who are extending
in best wishes.
A great revival in ancient times.
with a king for the evangelist. and
benefit to the nation over which
ruled: will be the topic of the East
be Methodist Episcopal Church
' tomorrow noon. This
andhow that the vacation season is
wing to a close the ofl‘l‘gers lookaa
5 till larger interest and attend-
Beports of the building committee
mourning Community Hall were so-
wanted at a well attended and enthus-
Issue meeting. held last night. The
was of the necessary funds is pro-
“in: splendidly. Definite plans
ill be formulated 'iat the next regu~
I. meeting of- the association. The
normal fair of the n’aaociattcn will
as holfiirr‘ths :“old his: on oil» nail.
m Farms bridge .on Sept. 21.1“},
E.‘ Morrison is chairman of the
Moment committee. and Mrs. it.
is amour is also a member. Mrs.
will have chains of the film"!
:11". Charles (librm‘anu. ‘ ‘
d at Compo beach are contemplating a B L Law, J 5- Ai‘mfitf'lmx. Nathan-
1’
Indian Got-ham and Mia's? Sarah Hen-~
diving contest and plan to pick a 191 W “195' G- P Gardner ”“1 11' warren-availing through Germany: &We
prominent bachelor as the judge
iAmong the girls at Comps. there are
several expert divers and swimmers
and a contest of this nature would
draw scores of “Judges" to the bea'ch.
Caretaker Dayton stated yesterday
that the, epidemic, of,.thievery attire
Compo pavilion gwas about overland
that no reports have“. been made 'to
him in the last few days Many small
Ithefts have oc uri-ed and have not
been reports at the pavilion. Mr.
Dayton lays part of the blame onto
the bothers and charges that they are
1negligent. and leav‘li their path houses
open. ~
.3 .
A petition has been started asking
the Board of Selectmen to call a spec-
ial town meeting for the purpose of
ordering the blacksmith“ shop at the
corner of Rose‘vtlle road and the state
highway in Greens Farms. moved back'
about 10 or 15 feet. The petlflor’l was
started by Herman «Petrid; a; resident
;.of that section. who declares the t; the
road known worldwide road or Ores”
cent road. is one of the inost danger
trusty obstructed intersecting hlgbf'ways
in this section. He states that the
rs are known only to persons
from that street.
b
be have occasion to drive out onto.
ving C. Wright.
W V
, DON'T NEGLEGT WOUNDS.
Many. persons neglect slight cuts,
or wounds. thinking they are not
. ‘worth serious attention. But they.are
and sometimes this neglect has ser-
ious results.
it is possible for any out or abra»
sion of the skin to become infected
wdth serious results. '
Certain precautions should be taken
with even the slightest wounds;
llfiseaae germs may gain an en»
trance to the human system through ._
some slightmucture. cut or aura
sion and set up infection. '
'As germs are found everywhere and
are apt to be on almost everything
we touch. it is obvious unit sotue lilo- ‘
teotion should be given an open!
wound.
The wound should first be cleaned.
preferably with water that has been
.boiled. Then an antiseptic should be
applied. f
‘A two o'er cent. solution of carbolic
:cld or tincture of iodine applied
round the edge and directly in the "
out will safely rialilfect small wouudll.
. ' The wound should then be covered
{with a Mace of sterile pants or linen.
Especial «years should this was to
see that the air is kept entirely away
queen of Saxony at their villa. near
‘ Dresden. The dinner was handsome.
1' 18“ when she and. her husband and measures to remedy-.mis condi-
tion will at once be adopted.
The following is the report:
"The water is low in mineral mat~
m rtv‘iult tugged best was to observe ter- and is soft. The sample submitt‘
e Ell es cemmundiug a view' not! mpg,“ a cat
Fill the table had people 011119 “f a €011“ 2:01: 1111:1111: gown“ ‘turbid Th: tigy-
1:1“?(11111331 1111mm 1 w“ to“ that urea for organic constituents are about
tgdy"-?I1io:don Stroller-en'sa freely admit W111,“ we would expect to find them
’ at this season of the year and the
chlorine figure tor some reason is
below the nortnal for the region.
The bacteria are very high in nuns
were invited to dine with the king and ‘1
On Being Unbetimou
A maiden lady said to her little
nephew. .“Now. Johnliy. you go to bed
‘ early and always do so and you'll be bars at this time and efficients of
3°” c1195?“ “‘1 mom-2 when val ithe- Colon type (ass under Bacteria
grow up. ' on the Opposite side of the afiport)
Mm “mm “1"" “‘1“ " 1°" “‘1" were ill-outed from ten. mm one-
tries, and then he observed “We m
nasty, you must have sat up u. ngntmgio convulsion volumes of
‘18“ When you Were can "—Aucnta
-‘ y E The water is not in as good condi-
Journal.
tiorl as “.lt was when last examined.
Surface waters showing organisms of
the Colon type so abundant as t o
be found in one-tenth of a cubic cen-
, . Hopeful. .
Young WlfHohn. do you think our
baby will ever be president? Young
Husband—Doubtful. my dear! if this ’
invention of mine fit freezing the
ocean so that submarines can‘t come
to the top is a success. c'il be too rich
looked upon with suspicion. The high
numbers of bacteria and the abund-
.1
“m not “It. i' v
Paulie—Oh. you .mn to say you
tune the pantomime actors bests—Yon-
ker- Statuses»;
Ate use for three or four weeks.
possible. and in the meantime.
‘ “' ‘ ‘ water shed for sources of contamlna
‘ ‘ tiomlm '...“ .
' Ell. MONTGOMERY
timeter volumes must certainly be,
fortbeiobP—Nswolfork Globe. am of Colon may riot be due‘ to
dangerous conditions at this time but
wow W‘s: my. all: order 1" insure .ssfety.|
Patience-d 1th to see a marl set it might be well to suspend
if
, to
make a thorough investigation of the
ears each .
Hen 261 from St. Albens. Vt. is the
first and only individual thus ghr that
has produced more than 200 eggs, 208
to be exact. One of the Rural Ney
York's Favorite Hens. No. 993 that is
owned 'by Mrs. 'R. W. Stevens. Still-
water. N. Y. has a record of 198 eggs
and an English Wyandotte No. 142
and one of the Starr's Station’s log-
horns No. 584'have laid 197 eggs each.
- The Rhode island Red's record of 208
above is six eggs ahead of the heat
ing date last year. .
During the past fortnight the own-
oontest representing 'birds from Con-
firm and seen for themselves just how
it is being conducted.
as fulloWs:
F. M. ,Peasley, Cheshire. Conn.
'White Leghorns
individual record for the correspond- .
ers ofhmore than thirty peas in the
neotiout. Massachusetts. Rhode ' Is-
land, New York and Pennsylvania .
have personally visited the competi-z
The ten leading pens to date are
1627&
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1
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