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,, oil his PIG
iCoItinud tron first '
=roost gratitying u t
109 piss out out it)
months ago .. 3‘ 5 M
weight oth 535:.” Kf- "K , ..
t‘e ’ful . my"; )1 4.
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. " but in Ir.
'.- ‘Ictirtties of
tut completed.
‘ roughly neorly tour
. .. 1 weight inside ot5
" '9' increasing In weight
We of 25 pounds.
show most oondusivoly5
‘ to! the practical work done
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inaction ot the club work ofI “ AMPICO ”ER PIANOS”I E
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,5 . «on W mount-um .
5 , Knabe, Steinway,‘ “cke'ring, Weber, . 5
Refining, Mushek
4.—
rs' four months (:0. It was: '
ter White weighing 25 pounds
Ashlie end of tour months the pi:
Euvghed 1m pounds—n gain at 125I .7
inundI or just five times its weight.
:‘A summarv dithe on‘s'wofltns
wn in his report is Is tollowI: 5 3,5
1
hours lnbor ...............
The value of the pig It the end ot
ithe contest is moo, giving the you!
iman a net profit of $15 ..65 while he _
wIs producing-work at the rate 0!
m ”'3 "911‘ 8.8 cents per pound The pig was
-109 days in the contestdand mods“:
u . daily gain 0! 1 pound an two oun ’
cl" Xmfl, i Pigs Gained 10355 Pounds.
hopper with her The report made by Mr. Johnson on
= evidence, 5 5tite tour months' worlt is bthan from: .
5 records of pig riub mom rs out o
I?” are m“ run seven towns of the county. 5
owing to "’0 "19' The work was tariliIted Mr. John
son says through the cooperation of
0.3”” into first Bridgeport National Bull.
ill lot; and the National Bank of Bethel.
' c 9‘0“"! which nnIrrsed the project. Mr John- .
"Sim“ recess, this son's report is as follows: '
5 Total number of nga put out to
(lub rnolnbon 109 "’5"
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4
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. £5
lliers, brooches at Total cost of pigs put mit. 3981
on street. ! Totnl weight of visa. 4,578 “’5
. side, 0! the Nor- Total weight 0' pigs end Of tour I
months, 14. 933 lbs. ‘
nal parish house is Total ”in in weight. 10,355 lbs
in 07d" to ""9"" Total value of pigs at end of con
the winter months,1 at $3,285. 26
nnett, of lv‘ranklln‘ “Tgial cost of pork production. 81..
" ’1' "'9 “3"“ Re Total root at pigs and pork pro- '-
' elm petty Omc".:ductlon 32,091. 75 5
to cost and in-S Total profit of 81191.1.) i
m, c. and the "ZA'vetage weight oi pigs at start.
i .
Ill ‘1“! “"1 i Average cost of pigs $9.00.
.. at the Long Average weight at end oi tour .
alloy with Mm months. 137 lbs.
teacher in charge i Averago gain in weight 95 lbs
Average value per pig at end oi
”WWW “"0"; contest 330.14 )7
id considerable dam- Ava-ran- cost of pork production lK‘I'
the building. It‘s mu.
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3 Average profit per pig 810. 95. g;
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or the coast defensei (mm m run One) | 4.,
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Wright and there TAKEN IN EXCHANGE
3:23“ ”5” '"l Washington regarding the much dis- 8 t ,
1'! lstrict cussed homegolng orders that will? C $650 B 5 5,. 2 ..
, allow 15 per cent. to enioy the_ tour? ‘ ' OS 5 , argain , 5 sy aym e nt S
hots 0.3“ days" respite tor the holidrtvn. 51% _
' en, , 5 Hold lndianltion Meetings. 5' ’-
i of fourteen freight informal meetings closely reserve 5 V
" ANYOITHEABOVBOBANEWPMOWELUHHDBAL
autumn." 35,9550“ hllng indignation gstherings in camp
.. M... our:arms.:tsr::asg*i
I ... tulle hem 60 Bridgeport boys would bo allowed 5 CHRISTMAS PRESENT
9" ‘ 9’9“ yesterday home. will le umlet the new order 180
soldier: from Bridgeport tray be nir-
.erailed'urs were agm "we": to leave tor the turkey 4 i
» 5...... 0...... ..... A: _ All Stair ard Makes 01 Talking Machines
5 ,
dinrer i 5 5
Ydepartment is an elast c one my ng
’m ""0“; tie the matter entirely to the discretion
. at Brand's. or oantonmcnt commanders. Brigadr-t;
. . hoot marmml William We eel noon rece n
u .c in Dan of the order stated that leave would
this “tm 1"" "'9 be. granted at least 15 per cent. slid.
--tlon. The teachers possibly m0"-
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ox Piano Co. 5'5 mm: .31;
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studentd will The rommamler. how'mer. is not
return eiv free hand because ..
’ given an entir . . - 75 I ed
r::em 8cm”! the telegram from Secretary Baker K
A]. Jan-' We: that not enough men shall be ‘ 5 85 I S E
that the already
whowlsltoquallly
Mn the nenior class is air-9n passes to over
. at the school, for the rougested cgditiolt‘t ofnthed'li'fli'ii’fii" in
'A content! wit raroa ocs ‘
a mean... I...“ was... «mm m, m , sronmnmm mm Islam for special or higher
specials. Look for our number trains can handle and it in Win
fills.
column The Seymour now lllrelv that hundreds may go
Ile.1'el.n3, :home by auto or trolleys . _ , .
. To Hive an Tree. ‘tlons from W
. B Brandene. 01 till! Camp Devens will have one of the ounces of "Hangman. aggadsizeg- wit-FOX TO R2816" m FEBRU- i . ..._. 5.
_ an anoint!!!“ to largest Christmas trees in New Eng- gallon oi coflee, while only one pound ARV? , 5Thegaorha c . f: . 5 .
Eh and it or lard will be allowed 10100 pounds NEW YORK, Dec. 21. —William a. "I 0. J MCH 'I“;Bfl$flless I; .
.. Nuts! Am It land, a tree forty feet hi
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in the coming ynlr "L‘kbjffi‘e‘? g; %°“'l{‘"m}‘£m’5:f; 0333:1123; hams}! mama it the Wilcox may min as chairman or the D . , ,.
we examination for..." will rs lighted by 800 New“ grate: mu°i§$m1§fir ifan‘tll Mi: Republican National ll ” I" u the ORA ToRs
.; will, he acts on 113;; on Monday, Tuesday and Wed: "Y meeting of the Committee here in E K
' M At Hartford. ll V n “.ghts -. ' "" Febru mm . J .. ..
Bridgeport and Wm. Lag is the latent thing to be 0011- REAL earns rnansrzas ed 50:"; 'gzzamm: liar'n- '9 Hg in Pdinls us "WVWWWTE Ixcttannn .
serr here and new suggestions for Th ' I e r . ', W Go-
inns-r saving are contained in instruc- P ”“0"“ "mm” “9°“ ”"3 “’1" ' ““5" 0' hi! net-ml friends , ' V ' 5, III u. m
_ been placed on record in the oileo or that his business activities have lie- and walrape’ U 1 ‘ mm 0 .
Town Clerk. Herbert B. Smith} . come so pressing that he would ' M - .- . . —-— - .—
5" ' " "9'; 8W l- . . . 4' ’ .
,7 homes A. Hm to aural: a Flnk- for to be relieved of the political bolt 1 P. “5 Always. Fresh [met .- M'AY CANNES ‘
“m ’ no: I: saw
ran & mono
College:-
stuutturs. mos-awn
3, ler, lot and buildings on Putnam are- he holds.
'i e: Lilli M. Bloom A-b It
u an to ra in 1. 'Mr. Wilcox declined today to dis-‘ 1. PM Sm; PEANUTS ‘ WM”
Miller lot on Maln -:street Bertha cuss the nutter.
sums
‘ ’Frledman to Anna '1'. Camp, lot and i I
. bnlldinsl on Laura strcet- Hannnlt it "Have you m m...” 5, “mi N Walk .. , ’ 'ITO’ ' .
5 , 61110 S F. EBA-man
Ambler et al. to Joucph Mastroianne. town?" "i recall but one just now.
lot, fill and Danton streets: Kathe!- “Poet. painter or musician?” "No. ' t ’
5 -—Aevertiuuhthussnnnsl. .13’R2‘R. AVe; m‘ /
Kine finrgrnva on John Hadcock. ll He's a chap who eontrlres to stay
‘icrennnd buildingsonwmisrn street: illuminated with In Indweek out. ~M0'0’ THICK Tires 3
Home,» Goodsa 45-- "‘"" """' ”H "
A We Wot WWW Attractive
’ldn V. Whittook to Cllllord I). ll. dcsnlte the fact that this town is
Quality Indra-loam,
warmer ot‘Ncw Hum. at Wand Kory! -BIltl-orc Aim. 3
buildings; Wesley Furber to_ It Jud- .
i
“7" nos . - Pit-u III-s strut. not-want
u no It nrr W
nemann exams? with “it: ”0
:1“ turner, trustee. iot'and‘ttniidlna ado our the top to me armory
‘ananIndtItreet. MyufimmMcer-tflc
A foreclosure was also "corded & K. Hutu] Benefit Association.
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trill. m mutt Islam rim;
lot and building!"- One arenas.
mm“ "I" M cum. sun um autumn.
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