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laseltall “I” hold the center of the
l'ltt-\‘liti.‘.\'t'ld. R. I. limit 1: stage this week with various league
lzot'ti ..s to tail it:- bastball cantli- “H.“mp in different parts of the
i i" .- illll other than usual this “Ill country. The “uprnanmmi 19“....
tvr l'tuttit I'attet- hating :lllllttllllt'i‘ilwnn “H.“ at [1“. Hotel MiAIpnic in
l h“ ‘l“‘ l”“"".‘ "1‘l“l“l”"‘-‘I 9”" l” 'I" INi-w Yin h this afternoon and it t.»
‘nlil for race work after the holiday INN that Hartford 0.. Swing...“ Is
“it... After lllt‘ lltitl'lt‘ilt‘ "”v‘lt'“ ‘t‘avored to replace Harrisburg III the
whim come the latter part of .lilllll'}]..;|mhi All that t, npppfifiul')‘ 1:. to
my. .‘tlI ttlllt'l iaiididatcs will; llli‘ 1): my till Slt'i‘ntttt for the Ilai'rlsbut't.’
(-‘ltllltl‘i til the "H' then will be lttitlt'tl train line. anti lhcrc you are t‘lttrhtti.
l’ ’l‘“ “i““l Til" “'Wmll" ““1 not thc llattlttrd owner might give 51.-
ltv it till s. \tiIill too, and as for tItIl'i‘}. he does not
‘ "II that then $1.1,ouo in tin)
’l‘Iu .os heat”) l') at iId llarrtsbuig: totth mer the
;_ a innit,“ llabtnxlotl itlltl I\:l\\.‘ll\ franchise but l'ail-wl to probe
l-thc tltc \ursitt pt‘tilttrs, t‘rtttll thl L‘llUll. illlllllilllll F:'llli|' .N‘ttttltpoll- |i\t.~1
airmen, alt-l lummait, the i'itlt {it a. ll t; . m the town Itichiiiotid may be
It rt-ttii'n to tulle IlIlltTt‘ Ht” 1‘: ‘1‘liitll‘lttllt'll by the lt‘tlizllt‘.
[iiitlllt a splendid nucleus ltu‘ thi‘ ill I i t arcy and ('Iarhtn are titlilll: to .Nc“
field. Itotvcter, :It (‘illilitlll Johnson it'.\'ot‘h “up” So it Louis I’ I'lll‘pl'lI,
.~ n-tslop: Andrews. '«rlctutt at “Whiting-u- llill'Hll‘il and ltocktillc mat-Ii.
'\ "l 'lltl't‘tt). liw" hit-NIH ‘i ltt‘-lttiltltl.i\\livi outpaced the Lynn lt‘iilil his! sin.
'I raw illtl HI‘ the t-ttttltcl's‘ rittnaitiiigt IN,” Armin- h‘u'ln' manager and part
"”1“” “it” ‘ll‘ll'l‘tl ”ll F” ”WW'.‘ outlet oi the Lewis‘olt team. Willt
Its‘ 'I'Istttl, will make a sItintic hizl ltlTI!\\ittlltl like to sill ‘Itc l'i'atttlitsc to
the pic-pint
2t tttt-i' lll'i‘lt
ttupitttti It port
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tut.“ n talsit).
I-H hunt: is
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last .ltllll‘
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<lllt‘ to be found illltl\\l‘t‘t' l"lll>t‘l' til‘ the' Eynn nlu
lit: iecltla. ...-..., anti .llltlll') ‘iitti Ml lyotttwll IllI llll‘ \\'ori-e;uerIclub. and
(thy. uhn pi» til in light field. limii'ttgb littll\.1t*itull,4t'l' iii-the l’oltlattil
tho More yc-tis .r to.h -..e"'l‘his lr-uvti team. and turmerly llillnill'.l‘l‘ of the
[tuition- open at third lll'l It It t't‘l‘l ll‘iot ‘tit’ lice and White Sox teams. will
’l'hi :uie weal. spv. set-tits to by iii 'le also be on hand.
‘liltIl'll‘lII.\ box. although there are my The committee is made up of John
t-tsl Brit in pll‘lt school. llllllllill'l’tlrllit‘ti to slt'ltixlttcu...uul .lhe ellllll'
I""ll illtllitltlr, .s‘ttlltva'i, Iltmlt) ‘lilll In New linglzind. is cgpi-ctcd Ii)
Jilti rial-tit es, woken report tWth‘row.
-—~. .w- The committee is ma tip of John
l-‘. l‘lll‘l't'll, secretary o n lid National
..st-ocia'ttin: l~.‘ titrr ', ;presitli-nt
“GUN BUG” lllilllii I IIiIIII tho Ititctnntiiliirtl hairdo. llllll rm.
0 t . i 1 (tilts III, ‘3‘dmnahe, lllt‘SlIlt‘lIlI—‘Ol 'lhc‘
HIMSflI: 30111 I. l-Ltt:;l:n‘tl league.
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ItU‘lII of snow in the air the illtl"ll “SHOWS” "l8 WINES
‘..t.r. llllL‘II has pitched his shootnni
wt s and is hit-in: hint-elf to newt;
llvl‘l~ ot' ('tlltiltlt‘sl. Already the “lllltl 1 \‘t l' '1; ‘1‘ I 'l f
It oil-. are anal -nin: at l s 1:: ”"I ‘ ””I‘py 5 (l ”I a “‘H 0
t" Wild Wed at tIlie tlIilttsIliioiIts :i'iiiiIiIiut‘t'ni “~t‘llllll in New York. He had a
“HI”. I I ‘I I gilded cute. two or three banlt boohs
l..thev.ood N J is the ‘§i'('llt‘ of tilt had a bunch of swell rocks. .
lirst lug competition and the manai't i. IIHI MIIIirIIZHI' Ioms ”IIllHIIiIII'III‘IIIIII’
lrlt‘ll‘ oi the Laurel llotise (Jun (‘ittltt‘ll'l'l; ' f “1' “in i" ”I“ ‘
. v.‘ ' - r I it H n i
it.» decided upon Uei-eluo‘er 23 and 2! “(11: ill!“ ‘1“ '11:); ““IQIiiz‘u251)l:‘IIl‘I,I,: ‘(lIII
t'c the tl‘llc for It: ini Ill ~ = ” "‘ ”I‘I: ‘I ‘I‘ ‘ ‘5 'I
we," 'l‘lre'tll‘t'tmv 3“” $KI:fiZI,I;IIIIIII llllll’i‘tl to see Tim and \ice vet‘su. 'i‘iui
shoot. ;. “.35.. 5t "tip”..iii... l,,.(,..;...m care the joint the tip and down and“
31:33:: 1 arranged for the visitini iLI”;{fell}:IIkIlII'lenl SI} III’KI 5““- U] lib.
trap. .- It)till'l:~. l'iet‘elttbet‘ 37 will hi i H" ' ' (I mI I ‘II I
'..... . 't . Sttn \'
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event is «huddled. The first tiny": t_ " .I II'I'II . " .‘ "ll ”if", ‘
gtl'ttpt‘tttll NH“ for 15‘” birds, '2‘“ 1““.in “IIII- ttlam and Ill show you
lOU bil‘tls t0 ilei'itll' the liztht \‘ttttt I~IItI.Iin:I “IIIIII . ..- l '
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itiattlfllonsltlli. lhi- latliiuood Ilatttl i » ”(1).“. “,imifv hm“ “ml 3 H“ 5
till) championship will in, “HR“! “"i t ‘\‘ Iii-titafn,‘ that. I‘llli-H- that anyone
.ne 29th in connection with :i if.” tat I‘m.“ Iii.‘ m A“ “”“I' too (art you
program. in addition to tlte tlptimi “(I 1 l H ‘l . .. . , .
hwi-epstaltes there will be $500 “id“ 111 'Il‘IintIiiioi'I 'iIIl'IitIkIIIitI iIiOIIItIIiI Il IIIIItI
i.i attractive prizes. ‘ ‘ ‘ I ‘ “H a ““‘S
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Following Mom on the heels of this- :lI'uiitltmg, . if?" d.” ”3“" “In“!
., :.' .' -' ' s ‘
w-ct comes the announcement of the‘ 1. \. l , H .. ,1 ‘IiIII' . :IO' . .
l'tttiltlt's‘l (N. Cl (lung, “m, .l i , Ill. lilll “as .. l(‘\\l. illlli‘l hecs oi
’. .' !1"==’ ‘ '1‘
It‘lllilll annual mid-winter han‘ tri 1421(2331 [31,73]. IIIHIAII‘..H:.C:Imliii ‘I,I,II
“ t) tird tournament to e h ‘ ' ‘ ' " ‘
. ,m.iml._, 1 ' Il‘il‘tl‘dl" 1-!) “d. flilcltampauncs and bottles of the choic-
.,i-h,IdmIQ ”:0 "oil; I 5 ‘ up I” "H lest l-‘rcitch wines. After having given
This l'ttlcr et") ._ . > the place a swell slant they went up
x‘ ””1, ‘_ H. .‘ H 1“ (,mo of H" “m" lslali's again. Tom stopped at the bar
l,t. .tt ate: .s tn the list of the tnanyl..m1 ( .Htuu ”H. b-‘n‘nfipr mid “Um
i... .) - . . .4. t. , t ‘ i ..l . ,
i t. . an. held in the south, and ““ml'llet's In“. two “1.1““. of ”Hump“?
inindsome trophies, as well as monm II III I
piiZtvs, have been arranged.
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latte
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ilth WRESIIEIIS
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PRINCETON. N. J., Dec. 13.—
I’riitceton wrestlers were defeated in
a dual meet Saturday night with the,
. that men of the ”ow Y ‘k '. M. C. tn
the average athlete, but somehow or by a «m... of i: to 3: it v.“ lIth
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other. he fails lll‘lllb lturltOSI‘ NOW "”11. initial. appearance of
then. One of his failures‘was notedlmi‘... spawn and all told their wrfm...
at the Pastime Athletic (tubs wzt‘lttmmwe was (“100“ngng The “...Pg‘f
yesterday. “it?" Adolph Arm’ltl‘ ll" lei-s in nearly all theIiIimtches chreI
atiiztlein- athlete for more than twenty evenly matched. and four of the st‘t't’ttl
trill“. won the Pastime handicap hill. titafolicts'wel‘e‘ii’e'clddil' on decisions lw'
and dale walk from a field of shut-tn lit-if Herring. who refereed thIc boutsz “
club and high school rivals. The vet ' An extra period of six minutes beI-i
eran pedestrian displayed vigor and side the allotted nine minutesI'wasI
snap and passed the finish line one- necessary in the 145 pound class be-|
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Father Time may stiffen the joint.-
and knot the once piable mu<cleo or
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filth of a mile ahead of his field. llcitwecn Johnson, of New York. and?
walked strictly according 10 WP l1-“ ‘lltlehler, of Princeton, before the ileci-i
{Hid l0? l‘tllt‘ét. Other starters (lltl "(\I.;gion was given to Johnson, In the}
lmc of these was George “0115? 0f ”1‘? ‘ first nine minutes the two men were
St. Ansell FA. 0.. was. finished sec-ion their feet the entire time.
oiitl. Hekvas disqualified for running. Captain Angus l-‘rnntz rppresented
The course covered by the WalkF-“S the Tigers in the unlimited class. and
was grouphiacpmb's Dam l’P-rlt M ‘l"‘lallhough outweighed to a‘coiisidemble
CummiiMj‘etm‘u, a distance .of- extent by his Opponent. Leuhy. the
four and a half miles, and included was the aggressor. and was given the
Quile‘a bil'of hill climbinn. 90"”“lt'declslon at the end of the period.
starters collapsed under the strain' Leahy was the New Yorkers’ repre-
;t,nd retired from the» contest. Ar’lsentative in the 175 pound class also,
nold's time was 42m. 30 s. B. Jacobi. and managed to throw Cohu of Prince—
Pasilme A; 62', man'second, andeEli twn.'-wlth n' bodynnd arm hold in live
Goldstcln. of the 'D..Longlof fit if lrfiliiui ”Q ‘fbrt-y hecouds. 'Johnson' of
ant School, bi Martini-k,~ you «in in... the I168
‘ y pound class. and lost withisoomlon
rihbyd ll “I
..iII lltlnsby, the \1‘l\".el [New ll.t\cti i'ttptlaltsts, will, he Iberifl In" and “mm" ”HI lI‘uHI'I be
lfliit times wl
N0 iitttitttitt an?
. m nus gicitoi llNlll CHRISIMAS ltttltt
First Game of a Series To Be
Played Between locals and New
Cannons Will Open on That
Evening '
Ib-canw tit two reasons. the recint
«mail a leitdance and Ih'othcrton's in-
iiitg. the \icchh bu.h.'b;tll names at
tllt‘ Armory havi- bit-n suspended tiri-
lll t‘liitstiti;is lll.'»..lll ’I‘Iicrc witlthere-
iotc lu' no Armory chines t'lllIt-l‘ toe
night or itt‘\l Monday cvcntnp,
()n t‘lti'tsttttas nit'ht the schcltilc
will be rcsltint-tl With the appearance
here. of the New t‘:.naait flu in the
rust palate or tile Nt)r\\i‘ll\'NU\V Carr
aan Series. I
.‘wu Canaan promises for its Christ
mas lineup an cxceptionallv strong
:t-ant. t'ettitiriitu
hill. Noriittiu. of tlic Standout lt’ilk’lll'
in»: tho
. lttl‘ til lllt‘ .\lll\It‘W Ytlf‘lt' Ilit‘i‘.
'(‘titttpilratl’t'c'ly little has been said ..
of the I‘Kt‘lllt'lll oll'ttiatntg ol Anthony I
tl-liiotlo. whose work has been quilt.
efiillSlIlltitrl‘)‘ tombs and players alike
fltlllRES llNll fills
itlll. fillilllli fills
llenny Kittiif ll'll the l-‘ctiel'al lt-tlcne
in bauma rtlwput year. hitting it)!
all average of .330, It'll
ff viallopitl
the ball for twentyllvc dot )lm‘, lwclu-
“‘tr‘ml‘en’ til‘d-Itwelve homcrs'. lie struck
out fifty ti‘mt-lt tint-int: the :4 will and
received l‘lthly'i'Ulll' lt‘cc passion
'l‘nbm. of the Si
more hits than any other player in
the league Tobin. iii 02:: times to the
plate. sent out till} safeties. These in
cluded twenty'ninc doubles, fourlci'n
truths and six llllillt’ runs: llii iner-
age for the scmlon was .1389.
l7eal, the former Brave third sac'ker,
hailed for .11” during the year. lle
played in sixty-live games and made
seventy one hits. and fanned sixteen
tum-t. Yerkes, tlie cx-ltcd hot; man.
hit for 23'“.
Jim lll'lt’llilllly went to bat twenty-
itle in the Ilrooklvn 'uni-
llll'lll. making six hits tinil
three titties. lie stole one base and
none of his hlls carried him further
than the initial sin-k.
Harry Lord. the man front Maine
who contained tbc White Sox several
years ago and was considered the best
third baseman iii the business while
he played with the Red Sox. batted
for .273 while manager of the Buffalo
it‘iilll.
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NORWAIK SOCCER IEAM
llllMS iii in iltiis'
'l‘lte .\‘or\valh *
New Haven by the score of 3 to 1
on the Ward street grounds. The game
was fast and well played from the
start. the Norwalk players outplaying
their opponents. however, in every
way. The feature of the
Norwalk's star
mm. For the past
three weeks. Wragg has been otit of‘
the game with a sore fool. and his ab~I
sence was greatly fell by the local
boys. lie was back in the lineup yes
terday however and his first foot
the “TESilf‘l'IiJWOI‘k pulled the locals out of many.
tight places. Sam Stevenson, of the
locals. also played it fine game.
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Sit “MiSlltll GRAPPIHI”
IS, (lilllltli lllllNilI
After a thorough canvass of the.
wrestlers who conform to the weight,
one and skill [of the “l\lasked Mar-
vel," it was lhe'FoiMnsua of opinion
among'lhe grapplers tn the. " Vork
tournament that he is George Turner
of Aberdeen. S. l). Turner to about
the size of the ncsked man and is
conceded to he one. of the best men
in the. world. Turner
wrestled a match with Jesse Wester-
gard for $1,000, and. although in
our condition..10i~tl only lifter a'long
ard,‘ battle. 'As Westergard .gInve
Gotch one of momentum; of. his
farm. Tum commenting m
Kelley, Stevens. (lat.
lattiis lentil. matie'
faulting plans to purchase Frank Baker, who
.ci-r Football TeamI
”added another victory to its
string.‘
yesterday aft: rnoon. when it defeated
game was-
the excellent playing of Albert \l‘ragg.-
not. long ago.
than usual ”
itttitttis Still
. ML“ \‘tilth’. Itec. lit. Winter base-
iball activities began here today with
tlllt‘ gatht-linc of club owners to attend
lthe annual itieetutgs ol‘ the Internal
initial and National Leagues Edward
(1. Hanna. l'iesidcnt ill the Interns»
tintial l.t'ilL'lll'_ “as on hand early to
high grade liolsteins. ,In this area
lthi'rc has been t‘stzibllsl'v'l "‘1
‘the ('U-ODEl'alion of the Farm Bureau,
‘tlie (‘onnecticut Agricultural College
"and the dairy division of the U. S.
Department of Agriculture, :1 cow-test-
ling or herd improvement association.
{This organization has now been in ex-
istence six months and all of the
members seem to feel that it is on a
tirm basis and that much good is lit"
int,- tlet‘itcd from it. Besides the dir-
i-tl benefit which Is derived from the
work of the oilicial tester, there is
also a decided heuetit which must re-
t
t
iopcn the nit-cunt: of that body today-men“ from the fact that ‘a group ill
t -‘| ..tmlt conilnttt at the head 01' men with common interests are
tip.- International l1('ilKll".II mm )Il-_Illrt)llglll together occasionally to tll~
tlillll'lt“ "I hate etcH l’t‘:'..(tll to be ‘cuss ”W” ("lilmmll llmbll‘lHS-_ .
h... vim 1,... (.....im. ...uw“ \vill' lit the southwestern section. in»
clotting the towns of Greenwich, Stam-
lIlll‘ll. New Canaan, liarien, Wilton and
Itidgcticld. there is a lame number at
very beautiful estates, most of which
carry on more or less extensive farm-
ini; operations. In most cases the
tanning, on these «states is not con-
ducted on a business basis, although
it often happens that lll w method;
and new crops are introduced into liic
ti-niintnt‘ttv as a result of the pictures
rilttllrnh of the owners. The fru.‘
business ll} ispet'iully well developed
in illl.» area. this lieini: the specialty
of the largest business funnels
Home ot' the finest frtiit in New
land is grown iii this section utf Filli-
1'!~-ld t‘ttunty. and a better system of
marketing this fruit will undoubtedly
be .t ni‘l'l'm‘lll)’ in the near future. This
to a tit gilitnalc lll‘ltl of uclivily'for the
ptttti‘ llllll'l‘ <|lt'('l~"~llll than the plrl
lit I,l'\l' \\i' have safety passed the
worst _|ltll oi the road,"
j Mix [Litton would not discuss any
plans he may have I'or territoriall
tliaitcts It “as lI'I'lltlllI'tl that an ct
lull “\‘llltl llt'dll'dtlt' ill IihlitiIr' llwt‘l
inn to ll‘itn~l"l rfranchtsts In Spitttu
Iiielil, \las- , or Hartford t‘tmn.
Anuust lli‘l'l'lllilllll, l’t-sttlen' of tilt
l'intinniiti club, was one of the ltlsl
National l.g‘.tlilll‘_lltt‘llll)t‘l‘h‘ to iit‘rnc
l’iti"tbe lltt'tilllllil‘lii that league ltlllllll
ow. llc rilill. ltt- thouzltt the lilllt‘
Jbait pasvctl \vlil'h club fi'ltll‘n of ”iv
National I'a-iicne would haw favored
plea to sill thcir ltrtnilitse to [ill
innit-pendent. ‘ l‘tir'cust-Iiitg cionotny
llI l..i thall, l.i- said the panic in its
it its! pri-spcrotts day:- was :I \cry . . .
Irrave plump“ risk and that ”H. l‘arm lltlrean and it is hoped that we
I I I ' ' ' . . . . ., . . ‘ . t t
ltltll’i'tr MW bu,“ Wm”; H“ ”W .nayl I lit Ip ll) ,t|l\( this iniportat
. ,1 in) em
ntoum since the last ; -. . ll .
i I Im‘I In” “'H The market i-ardi-n section comprts'v
[slatted l‘lte cost of operation alonp
)last year's standard was so ci‘cnt
.iltat none but ltl‘tllllllll‘lll pennant
contenders had a chance to make l‘ll'lf‘
inlet-t." he said.-
Immmmu
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es the towns of Westport. i‘airtlelil
and Stratiord .Nttruitlk and Bridge-
port being the market for the crops.
The onion industry, for which this
-:rca was. once noted. h'ts izivcn way
to general catilining. llli‘ tact being.
dtte partly to the prevalence of the
onion disease-t and partly to tile great-
cr outlet for general crops \yhltli has
resulted from the rapitltincrease in
population of the nearby industrial
4/ up, . ‘
to at lltttllll Billill
lit the limits of Weston. liatston,
-I_.._._.,___ Trumbull. Huntington. Monroe and
. Sherman, what we ltttl." “‘“t‘ genvral
t lllt‘AM). llec 1.27 t'lnb owners “fIfarntitlls' prevails. there being a num-
’l.t' American league :Il‘e tltli‘ here to bt‘r (\f good dairy farms and also a
my to attend 'lllt' annual meeting: oi’uumhar of good fruit farms.
the orcanizatitm. whiclt is to be heldt \\'hi‘.e this division ls. of course;
'“l'tlllt‘h'llflb 'somcwhal arbitrary. it rteverlliclessi
. lol. .lticob ltuppert and (‘tipL T. Lureprcsents conditions faltl)‘ Wt‘ll- :‘ll‘
llltSlt‘tlt. 0f the New York (‘lub. witb'types of farming: lift) to be found in
their tntlnaccl’.“\\'illitini Donovan. are'caclt of these areas, the type which.
t‘hltt‘t‘tt‘tl. according to reliable re- predominates over others having been;
‘lltll'ts, to open it. initiations for " choscn to designate each.
IIraiIc with President (‘omlslteig ol The activities- of the agent may be
.lhc (‘hicago team for the Sl'r\‘i\:05 oi briefly summarized thus: Number of,
"lliird liasemau Midge), farmers \lsitcil. 372; number of let-
» The New York t‘lub. it Is reported tcra written. 527; number of personal,
' calls at the office, 44', telephone callsu
23; number of meetings held by that
Farm Bureau or addressed by tho.
(‘otmly Agent, 33; total attendance at
still is under contract to Philadelphia.
|and il‘ the deal is arranged. probably
will consent to trade .\Iii.‘i . - . .
cargo MI in H” these meetings. 1.910. live pruning
I t c ‘i ' .' v1 b‘e conduclet
n, n_ Juhnfinn' "...”.MN” 0' I)“ ditnottsttiliom bu t i n i
i. . . . . ‘ with an average attendance of 20. Five
itItIIiilIIilIluhliIIii-Labigtim iOIIttlII? Slevle‘cainiing demonstrations have been
until ““6; ”w leaIvue Homm’: ““ll‘djgivi-n by representatives of the Agri-5
It was re " l e ”r lcultural (ollcgc, assisted by the.
“ ported that Jake. Stab], County Agent with an overall? tit-l
:former manager of the lloston uiiit.‘ tt‘ndance of 30 One caponlzing dem ‘
is under consideration its a neivmnstration. with on attendance of 23.
leader of the Cleveland ('litb. Neitltertwns held in Bridgeport and consitiei‘-‘
tJolinson nor Stahl. however. wouldnble work along this line has sincci
Nil-“ms“ ”l“ report. iheen done in this vlcinity as n resultl
I iof this demonstration. l
. Considerable time has been spentt
Iin supervising the garden work of
iabout 300 «school children of llanbury.‘
t'l‘his plan was adopted at the suggest
~-—-~ .tion of a representative of the l’. \‘u
Monday. Department of Agriculture, who spentt
.‘iililht‘y A. (‘uslu‘ddie \t‘allaeo nud'a day in the city in organizing the:
Young Limbo. work. This is a. valuable project butf
t Vanderbilt A. t7.~\t'illio Lnngfnrd our experience has proved that the
and K. 0. Johnson. I(lllll(‘ii oi the County Agent in cotmcc-j
Olympic A. C.~~Angie llatnm— audition with this type of work must be:
.loe Mct‘atiley implied to Its organization. The so»;
Tuesday. pervison must come from local 1")”,
Quccnsboro A. C.—Barlley Madden-pie and unless those local people can:
and Jack Connors. ‘Ibc found to act as leaders I believe‘
American Sporting Club—At Rntnti'that it. is unwise to take on more workI
and Sailor Carroll, Mike McTeague'ol’ this kind. In several of our towns:
,and Soldier Maher and Frank Ema-“land cities we already have the. local;
and Terry Moran. lleadcrship in the form of existing-uni
‘ Broadway S. C.—-Jack Dillon anduzauizations. and i believe that the:
Tom Cowler. ' ‘artu Bureau should cooperate with:
“m
I IN llli lithill ARNEA
«organizations 1
and‘. Owing to the fact that the seasont
l‘was fairly well advanced before tier
. Friday. twork was well established. few ac-
l Harlem Spiming Club—ppm.“ (‘rosslmi‘l ileld demonstrations have. been:
land Ad wotgasi, Young Brown audgconducted. Five pruning demonstra-
Joe Wetting and Benny Leellard and lions have been held which served ast
iJoe. Mandot. in. means of becoming acquainted with
l the farmers and with the conditionsi
,in the towns in which they were, heldi
ELD COUNTY FARM In one case such a pruning demonstra-i
BUREAU W tlon has aroused considerable local,
ORK interest and it is probable that definite l
(continued from lot page) i
iresults will follow. .‘ I
I .... One field of alfalfa has been estab-
. Agriculturnlly the county ma be llshed at the suggestion and with the
idivided into more or less well doflnedi“551“m“°° 0‘ the County A391“- Th“
arena, in each of which. one type ot.’ field is more in the nature of a test
l
t‘harlie Weinert.
; Astoria B. C.~Jimniy Flynn
jttiik Peters.
l Thursday. -them In all cases where. a desire for|
l Pioneer S .C.—»Jim Savage a"disuch cooperation is expressed by thei
l
EFArRFI
..—
tnrmin . redomin ta '1‘ , ltban a demonstration. and results wi‘l1
iwhich 3went with: Shawl: amuifilhp published. whether successful or.
.uudl “the towns or Danbury. New unsuccessful- . t
F‘alrfleil. Brookfleid . and Newtown, ‘The-mntter-ot personal Work with
with parts of the towns of bedding, “more and. its value is some‘hing
my“ Baikal. . .. , . .n. which is dlmcult tolmeasur‘e andgtabu-
0 ”unwilling ~ln m mum .
i
m
t
In,
.labor
lt‘atir '
‘one of the most
agent as to the farmer visited, this be
ing one of the best means of familiar
iziug the agent with the best. farn
practice of the community. Two c at:-
of contagious diseases have been re»
ported to the agent as a result of his
visits and the proper methods of coir
trolling them put into operation. tint
insect pest which is practically new
to this section has been reported In
cooperation with the owner lin‘llltl.
of control Were studied and applied.
It is believed that by thus checking a
pest or it disease at Its starting point
seridwconditions may often be aw‘ .
ed. and the agent takes this. oppot'tr-
nity to urge. upon all farmers till:
spirit of co-operatton in cases of this
kind.
Another important activity has lll‘t n
the making of a detailed farm with
ilt'cllll'ilt survey of about sixty lill'llt.\
the northern end of the t‘tllltlll.
'l‘lns Work is in the nature of a cen-
sus, the business of club tanner hi
to; caiclitlly analyzed lli sitch :~ wc.‘
that his results can be cartluily stud
ltd by a disinterested pal“; and tin
insults tabulated in .sutlt a nag. 23..
they can be returned to the l.:'tn r
\\lllt situgestittns as to how his illlllllill
iniome may be lllt rcr.scl r
elitM’lllL; reasons why it is ldlk‘t'l llllll
the amt tze. It is proposed to tuhi
series til rut it ‘lIl\'t'_\'s of sour
brt-a in; lv..f several (‘tl'l‘-tt’:
tive years. Besides the value ol‘ 1h.
work to thc larnier it also ttav. .t ct: .:t
\alUc to the agent Ill enabling Int» to
know actual conditions (‘lltl li‘t'r'
. i
t
the
lie at
“lat-It can be ascertained in no Ht“ t'I
w a y .
Project System of County Agent
Work.
Your agent tech that we are now
ready to begin work :Iton . :t er’ 4
.n
finite and well defined lines. it llllS
been found that the agent who bait
put himself in the position of the
country doctor, answering all calls to
personal help as they mar il
front day to day, has not been able to
do as constructive wort. as
follows a definite program. Probably
important
llti‘v‘illi.
_ g . \ .
Christmas (.itt tweeters
will find much to help here. Toys, dolls, velocipedes, doll carriages,
chairs. express wagons. desks. fancy china cut glass, gas and electric
irons. casseroles, dinner sets, etc.
Don‘t tail to ask about 42 place blue bird dinner set at $2.98.
See window display.
. I '~
er . . e t t
Phone. 1069.2. Prompt De'ivcry. 52 Washington St. So Norwalk
yr... <.__-..__-___.._. .4...- d --V _. ‘_.__ flJ
made during the past year in the de-
velopment. of county agent work is
evidenced in the tendency in most of
the states to restrict the work to u
few dehuite lines. Many agents. win
the advice and approval of their
Boards of Directors, are carefully de-
veloping parts of their program in the
form of Written projects—that is they
have thought out a definite plan of
procedure by which certain lasults
may be attained.
Your agent lil'f‘l‘ll) rt commends that
this project system be adopted by the
Fail-field County Farm Bureau where-
by his duties shall be determined ard
directed along those lines which seem
best adapted to the conditiom and
pi --ibilitics of the \arous parts of
the county as determined {by the
Board of Directors and the Director
of Extension Service of the t‘onu cti-
cut Agricultural College.
Respectfully submitted.
S .l. “'ltltlll'l',
lIt-t- lit. lltli'. t‘onnty At. :tl.
RHINE-HANOVER CANAL FINISH-
ED.
lllitlllJN ltec. '13. by Wireless to
Sify\lllt‘."Tlli’ \llnden-llanover Wat
erway was opened today. This is the
last link in the Rhine Hanover Canal,
construction
of more
under
at :1 (OS!
which has been
for several years
than $t’itl,tltllt,otltl.
In celebration of the event, public.
officials passed through thew iitcrway
in a motor ‘iottt
STEAMER SIBERIA IN PORT.
.\'I<Z\\' YORK, lice. la The Ameri»
can Steamer Siberia. one of the Pa-
cific Liners recently sold to the At-
lanlic Transport Company, arrived in
port today. to enter the New York and
lamdon trade. she is the first of five
I st tamers flying the American flag that
as from this port.
A
will enter the servict
Evaporated Milkxz carts
l
Grandma‘s Pancake Flour, 3
Uneeda Biscuit, pkg.
Island Pumpkin, can
Full Weight Condensed Milk ..
Karo Corn Syrup. can
......
...... ........
. . . 8¢
pkgs. ...... . .......... . 25¢
.......~..
A. STULLI
u Cottage Street. East ‘t'orwalk.
g: ‘ —.
FRESH ROASTED 19c
Coffee w
W e roast coiiee
2i: ‘3
l8.
twice daily.
(to the ~
I. .
Peanut Come and see it.
Butter while You wait...
FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS. largest bag ........
Made for you
15c
lb.
TELEPHOl‘lE 371
East India Tea Co.
125 WASHINGTON STREET.
6 North Main Street
‘ South"No“i-Walk,,
Phone 1180
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
:3 Main Streetrz‘
tNorwalk. .
Pl? one/{81.
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