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For many Weeks, details of the pro.
gram have engaged the attention
All Sizes.
consists oi the following:
Richard ll). licdm‘, Siot'i'u;
11. C. (I. filling, of
Treasurer. Joni) l’} Brash,
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(1' All \u 001 Bunting.
ILK FLAGS.
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Vow i Ii. 1... Garrigus, Sl-irrs;
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no Adams.
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.l. M. \‘.'hltt.lvs«~y. Hartford;
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Hartford;
l-‘. E. Blackmail, ()ronoquo:
E.
ishury; George M. Landers. New lrito
ain; Manager of Exhibits, Vt'. F. Kirk—
patrick, Storrs.
All Societies Unite
ooNNELLY’s _
16 So. Main St.
SOUTH NORWLLK.
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more than an acre of various exhibits,
will be absolutely free.
:‘and in the High School
'Among the organizations participating
in the big show are: United States
Food Administration. State Board of
Agriculture, State Council of Defense,
Food, and Cattle CommissioRQFCon-
nccticut Dairymen's Association, Con-
,‘necticut I’omological Society, Connec-
of tho nvmltlt‘.‘ ticut Vegetable (irowers‘ Association,
{Sheep Breeders’ Association, Bee
l Keepers' Association. Connecticut
Thomas Ratchforll.
is rccoverine from a l‘Pm-nt illness,
. , , . Poultry Association, Tobacco Growers’ .
Rufus Pillow, who has been qmte Association. Swine Growers' Associa-f
ill with pnnuruonia, [or a number of tlon, State. Agriculture Experiment
days, is slowly improving. lStation, Connecticut Agricultural Col-
legc Extension Dept, County Farm
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lostmau. ”or"? I erry Em” leturned eluding all dairy cattle breeds). State l
- his duties With the. Norwalk post Dept. of Health, and Fish and Game'
when, after a weeks' illness at his Commission.
.xme in Isaac-s street. ' Impressive Program
, The schedule of events as prepared
’ ‘ , , _ , . by the committee is as follows: i
l‘lm annual .birthdsy somal of‘Trm- Monday. January 20.~Arranging
y (thurch Will be held on Tuesday Exhibits at the Armory. 7:30 p. m.
«yelling, at 8 o'clock. There will be BoggtgnnKaHgteITConn. Poultry As—
. .. (l t; lnmenr rom‘am and other ”C n m mm“ mm Breeders’
f." 51;”: p VSoclety,.Complimentai-y Dinner and
”Get-together Meeting."
. Tuesday, January 21.—S{ate Armory
- 1.4mm suinivnianthly meeting Ex it opens 10 a. m., closes 10 p.
t‘wii-avor (‘ircle of the King's i2 impologiclalFStOCiety Wigs???
_ _ ece ymg an in ering Exhi n-
"m ”I hold on Wednesday tries close at 12 o‘clock noon). 10:30
N In” unlock at the home a. m., Unity Hall—Annual Convention
~ . \‘lming. No. 16 Putnam oi Dittlrylmen's Association. Lectures
‘ , . -, ‘ ._,,. a,“ {0 and us ness meeting. 10:30 a. m.,
.. K , p r Red Cm‘Unity Ball (down Stlh'B)—C0nnectl-
' :cut Poultry Association, Annual Busi-
ness Meeting and Election of Oincers.
n ice on the Port-"1:30 p. 111., State Amory (drill room)
:lnd Saturday the r—Sheep Breeders' Association, Annual
A“, who fell into Businessltdeetlng and lectures. 1:30,
' ' . m., Unity Hall—~Dairymen's Associa—f
“"r last. October tion, lectures on milk production and
w jump from his own food value or milk. 2:00 p. m., Unity
ffiher’gamam Hall—Poultry Association, lecture by;
Professor Rice on “Pertinent Poultry
. Problem."
Tuesday evening. 8 p. m.~-iliuh
loosevelt street. School Auditorium. Broad street. Pub-'
‘: -n ‘9; about live he ii£§<?]t.ing-~;“N;icional i‘light." Govor-
, _ , nor 0 com wi presit e. z
"m‘ftrm‘k by at! Wednesday, January . 22, 10 a. m.,‘
‘1’ Main street, “‘9' Unity Hallwlmirymen's Association.:
vn-ttine alone, nlct’v lectures and election of officers; meet-'
The bone ing of ladies’ auxiliary. State Armory,
exhibition open from 10 a. m. to 10 p.i
. , , m. 10:00 a. in, Unity Hall, Poultry
"-‘l”‘“"- and It ‘3 Association, lectures. 10 a. m., State
1l he able to walk armory (drill mono-«Connecticut
. Swine Gmivors’ Association meeting.
,1“! a. m., State armory (t’armers’ week
, , 'room)~--l’0inological Society, round
‘ "l 1“ “‘mnml'on table discussion on “Winter Injury of
Joseph Dlilct‘tl." Orchard Trees;” Apple—naming con-
.. no it is now nl. test opens at 10 a. m. 11 a. m., Y. W.
, ' - - (‘. A. Auditorium, corner Church and
no did the shoot , -. ‘ ,
. Ann streets~—»~Vtonwn:. section meets,
” the Ansoma addresses followed by luncheon. :5 p.
1: «nine, but. not in, High School Auditorium—Joint
was continued meeting, with addresses on in c Sttl- u.
and dairy farm crops. (Hon. J. M.
ills
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w plat-es but. the
. li ”up“ 93. to draft (Ill:ll'l'llll,fli‘.” and “Fertilizers." 9:30 a.
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. ‘. t. it» levislatures m » - _ _ ,
, 1 ’” hi 0 l‘. i'owcrs' Assomation. Busmess
’ 1” ""11”“! 1" "mpk’y' hinting and Addresses on “Co-opera.-
' .. 3'1: nit Stall: Council 13,7.“ Hpmng'n “Marketing” Discussion
: lrimlul Joseph VV. ol' "l’acknges," "Standardization,"
‘7, .t put which will show “N2; l-lt‘t‘llon 0f ofiicers. 11 a..'m., Y.
: .. ., 'ng W. if. A. AuditOrium—Womens sec-
“ ‘ " 1‘ ”W" 01,590“) lion, luvlures and discussions, follow-
" in“ ‘ "m 0f work. it. “d ‘0' linielieon."2 p. m., High School
"“4 ""‘ 1‘1“” “'1“ be ready A“(HHH‘ium—uloint Meeting, with ad-
(li'lls-svs, on ‘Marketing,” "Soil Fertili-
lll'.” and “Potato Growin'g” (Dr. E. H.
Ul'nklns. Presiding). Thursday .evenv
'in3. 8 l'. m., High School Auditorium~
Public liieetlng, “New England Night."
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’ Join the Safidfea? Class
3:.‘Ie Deposit Box
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rem thieves and fire.
New snappy styles for the boys
that. are coming home. '
In sharp, medium
toes.
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The South Norwallts-
Trust Co.
Prominent Committecmen ‘.
‘ ot'
the Furiut‘rs' Week Committee which?
Chairman, i
Si-cremi‘y.‘
Milford; l
Hartwi‘dzl \
L. M. Henley, Nani. W'oodstock; C. R
i). .1. Minor, Bristol: ‘
1.3. itoger:=, Soutliincton; Paul P. lyo::.i
.3. tiz'isvcold, \Votliersl'ie-ld; L. \Vuy- ‘
Thomas Holti
H. '
Brown, Hartlord; Robert Scoville, Sal-i
The entire armory will be filled with ,1
agi'iculiural and trades, and admission '
The various .
state societies will hold meetings ‘ and ;
Sessions not. only at the armory but at 2
Unity Hall, the Y. M. C. A. auditorium '
auditorium. .'
Department of Food Supply, Dairy and a
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Bureaus, ve ck Association (in ’ the French renublic was speaking lath. quadrangle of the American head
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.‘ “limbo “(In x.L,:M'liittlc-svy, Cattle Commissioner, Pro-
I‘ hm" anH“ "H siding). Wednesday evening, 8 p. m.,
“"“l‘J-r‘ l" the. Iiigli School Auditoriumwri’ublic meet;
‘llig: “Council of Defense Night," “C011-
--- ___, ‘nt-cticut's Reconstruction Problems!“
i ,1. 1,“ ”1,1,03,11,41 (Program to be announced). _
._ . , Thursday, January 21". 10; a. m., Um-
”M 1"“ A' “MD“ tv null—“Connecticut Pomological So—
""i'”"”'“ ;“ ”eh-11” cit-1y. Addresses and Discussions on
"nw tulvral depart- “Liarketing,” "Pruning." "Apple Or-
{all (down stairs)———Vegetao>
. ‘ SWeepstakes prices.
‘ - Hoisewive’s"LeaSue-
’ Miss Margaret
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: gPresident Poincalre is Shown here bestowing upon General Pershing
the Grand (Imus of the Legion of Honor, the most prized or all the decors- '
2 tions Fyanee’c’an award. This photograph was taken as the president of
quarters in France. -
lflone and lectures at Fox's. eleventh
floor. 9:00 a. m., Cooking team from
Glastonbury. (10:30 a. 11.,
meeting at Y. W. Cut. 2:30 p. m.,
Miss Marie Nelson Emergency Home
Demonstration Agent, New Haven.
."Proper Food for a Child." 3:00 p. m.,
Miss Mary Blodgett, Emergency Home
Demonstration Agent, Waterbury,
Conn. "Household Use of the Pres-
sure Cooker.” 3:30 p. m., cooking team
from Rocky Hill.
Friday, January 24. Demonstrations
and lectures at Fox’s, eleventh floor.
9:00 a. m., cooking team from Farm
ington. 10:30 a. m., Miss Helen I.
Weed. Emergency Home Demonstra-
tion Agent. Bridgeport. ”The Use’and
Value of a Community Center." 11:00
a. m., flies Gladys Green, Home Dem-
;onstrstlon Agent.‘ Fulrtleld County.
i"Clothinx Conservation." 2:30 p. m.,
Miss Ketchnm, Home Demonstration
tures have been made by the commit- Agent, Middleman COUMY- "F904 30'
‘tee as followa; , quiremeutI—Bolnncod Mall.” 3100 v.
State Corn Show. Corn and potato “1" Miss Emily BWWQ»W Dem-
growers are advised that prizes will onatration Agent. Ulchheld County.
be offered as follows: . "The Schogl Lughfi'éflw p. 113-. COOK-
__ lng team rom snc ester.
Class A Flint Corn A feature of special interest will be
President C. L. Beach will preside.
Friday, January 23, 9:30 a. m., Unl-
ty HalluPomoiogical Society. address-
es on "Inaect‘Peets.’ "Apple spray-
ing,” “Small Fruit Culture," and “Dr—
chard Renovation." 9:30 a. m., Unity
Hall (down stairs)-——Vegetahle Grow-
ers’ Association, discussion on “'1‘rac»
tors;" addresses on “Crop Rotation
and Fertilizers," "Celery Growing,"
etc. 2 p. m., High School'liuditorium
-—-Joint Meeting, with addresses on
“Reconstruction Problems of Fruit
and Vegetable Growers," "Soil Man-
agement," and "Crop Spraying." (Hon.
Wilson H. Lee, Presiding). Friday ev~
ening, State armory-Pomological So—
ciety, Auction sale of fruit. 10 p. m.
Exhibition closes. '
Saturday, January 25~Removsl of
exhibits.
Special Com Show.
Special announcements of added ten-
lst 2nd 3rd ,
Div. 1. Ten ears early 3781- the cooking teams of women from
low. 9 in. 01. under $5 $3 $2 the various towns and organizations of
Div. 2. Ten ears late yel- Hartford County. These women will
low over 9 in. 5 3 come to the Home Economics Center
Div. 3" Ten ears early. oth- at Fox’s, and, under the direction of
er than yellow, 9 'in. or > 'Mlss Margaret Robinson. prepare corn
under 5 3 2 dishes for you to taste. Some or those
lliv. 4. Ten cars late, other dishes vnll also be sent to the armory
than yellow, over 9 in. 5 3 2'ror interested men—folltlo sample.
Class B—Dent Corn l line to the general spirit o_i co-oper-
Div. 1 Ten ears early yel- iation displayedby all the state soot:
low" 9 in. or under $5 $3 $2 eties and especially because of the
Div. 2: Ten cars into yellow splendid work the last month of Sec-
over 9 in. 5 3 retary Leonard ll. Henley o! the
Div. 4.——Ten car's late, oth- , State Board ‘ot itgricultureand Secre-
91‘ than yellow Over 9 in. 5 3 2 lfll'y H. C. L. M1165 0f Lilllul'd, “1.0
Class C. Ten cars early prospects of success are bright and it
Sweet Corn ' 5 3 2 is estimated that about 10,000 yisnors
Class D. Ten ears lute will attend the l‘a‘ri‘ous meetings and
SWect Corn 5 3 2 the general exhibition.
Class E. Ten ears pop corn 5 3 ‘ 2E
Second. Offered by the Connecticut ——'l‘r_v a Sentinel Want Ad,
State Fairs Association in (Jo-opera-
tion with Colonel V‘t'illlam H. Hall.
lst 2nd 3rd 4th
For the best half-bushel
l of Potatoes $50 $30 $25 $20
lFor the best ten-ear ex-
l hibit of Field Corn 50 30 25 20
‘ Hartford County Show
. The Hartford County Corn Show is
Eopen for exhibits from any resident of
fHarttord County. It includes classes
of titty-ear exhibits for germination
tests, ten-ear exhibits at Flint, Dent,
Sweet, and Pop Corn, a shelling-out
contest and exhibits of Oats, Wheat,
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PILLS
have a well deserved repu-
tation as a safe and effective
'Rye Barley, Buckwheat, and Soy '
Beans. The Food section of the Corn remedy for stomach all-
Show will include exhibits of all.
-rnents. They are
Quickly ,
helpful in bilious attacks,
sick headache, dyspepsia,
heartburn and constipation.
They act gently and surely
on the organs of elimina-
tion, purify the blood, tone
the system and very quickly
Strengthen
Digestion
wand [inmates-h the was;
kinds of dishes and pastry made’ or
corn or corn products.
Connecticut Poultry Association Egg
‘ Exhibit
Premiums are offered for best doz-
Eens or eggs, 0: the several varieties:
’ Commercial packages or eggs, eggs
{packed for hatching, {egg packages,
Special Women's Show
The special program of women's ac-
tivities during Farmers’ Week is as
follows: ,
Tuesday, January 21. Demonstra-
tions and lectures Cit ks'ox’st, Efren):
‘ : a. m.-— 0 mg e
floor. 9‘ 00 10:30 a: m.——-.
Costello. Home Demon.
. tion entfor Touand County, as:
2:” Maniac: Margaret Robiioon,‘
lHome’Demonstration Agent Hartford
County. "Home Care of the Sle. _
2:30 p. m.—-Miss Marion E. Dicken- .
son Emergency Home Demonstration
Agent Stamford Conn. “Use of Can-
ned Products.” ‘3:10 p. m.—-—Miss Jean-
nette MétcaJtEmergency Home 'Dem- , ,
castration: , ‘ 1'. New Britain. Sup- “ _ ,
per Clubs." 3:30 9. .-—-Cooking Team _
Women's .-
' 0-,; manhunt:
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5’3 ‘ 'Clr— . ., fills“: «a
Brass and Enamelle ,Beds
A new and attacfive line in all widths and 'with a wide
range of prices. .
Children's Cribs and Beds are included in this line.
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Free Auto Delivery to All Surrounding Towns. é - ' p . ;.
It you have any . :
window glass have.
replace them,
saving heat.
Shoes for Boys and Girls.
We have estdblished an enviable reputation for supply.
ingafl grades of Shoes for the young people and our line in-
cludes all of the best makes in many models, insuring a perfect
fit for the growing feet.
STOCKINGS QVF‘ALL GRADES
CONNEALLY & BRACKEN
81 Wellington Street. South Hummus,
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRAO-flfl,
cause of the disease and the m» 0‘
adjusting the some. Disease is cm
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood, It,
tcreates pinched nerves and pain III
inter tile in the diliersnt organs and
limbs. _ ‘
Chiropractors remove the cam at
disease and pain, health is resto V
through harmonizing the nerve s1.-
temn in your body. Female troubles :
given special attention; also 0mm
turn or the spine. You will never 1".
gret giving the Chiropractor a chino.“
so help you. a ' ‘
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe. ‘
T. FRANCIS. n. c
84 Washington St., So. Norwalk, Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School.
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