miv, JANUARY 1'.
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,' «1" . m :a or 44 eggs.
Mi of the contest
.0 IS SHOWN;
,3 Conn. Dec. flan—no m.
o; the eighth week or the
mast at Stone was better
ious eighth Week'l pro- .
”90 or“. 1016 om
. M N we a.\(‘l‘l.‘6 yield for the ~
, , .rs and 1072 em more
. “(rs production for the
me total for all pone
h, {:3 m a yield of nearly
3 cent. A pen 0:
.‘i 1 .«ls entered by m-
.wns in
; the week with unpro-
; bunk P. Motto.
_,. urine Wynndotteo trons
i. tied for second-place
_ White Leghorn entered
‘3 him of South Gil-tol-
‘ ‘ _ Nth u yield of 45 eggs
Wynndottel
lav Anderson of Hamid.
third with e score of 45
a ,u, wine's pen of White
m i‘mlcgo Park. Md.. was
,- . » egg birds will there
. - wk at the close of the '
il‘ next Octobek'. Thll
. .- a hard question but
. be-
e 1‘ a. reasonable accur-
wmxrsu there at. many
W cont. law 800 one or better.
m 10" heal-s nons in «ch of
principal breeds are u toilows:
Roots.
Plymouth
Davidson Bros. (White)
Upton. uses.
Han. Kent (Bet-red)
Casanovis. N. Y.
lulu-ice E. Bride (Barred)
Herttord. Conn.
Lewis Berni; (Barred)
‘ DdViMlle. R. 1.
Albert '1‘. Lennon (White)
North Attleboro. Mess.
White Wyondottes.
Frank P. Matteoon
Daviwiilo. R. I. -
Obed.8. Knight
Bfldnton, R‘. I.
M . ,i 1: ins. varieties and Woodbridgo Orchards
J ~ - ‘s u but has happened -Woodbrid‘e, Conn.
‘5, : the last ten years Lady Anderson
can each and only sixteen
the
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m OPENS MICE.
Son of m Dent-up Rector Prom
M in Word.
George at. sirens or Sanford, son
of the Rev. John D. Sirens o: Nor-
wler. has severed his connection with
the law firm of Taylor & Jenkins in‘
Steward and opened his own ounce.
Ootfierning the chance. the Stern
ford Advocate aye:
Attorney George M. Sirens. who has
inst opened 9. suite at omen in the
Olympia. building. 109 Atlantic street.
is doing well since he branched out
tor himself.
Mr. Skene is a. graduate of the Yale
Law school, 'ciass of 1908. and is soon
or the Rev. John D. Skone. for funny
years rector of St. Andrew's church
here.
Frederick C. Taylor,.‘in the practice
0: law, Mr. Sksne obtained e. thor-
ough training in real estate law and
estates.
Mr. Bkene has a. wide circle or
friends who will be glad to see him
succeed in his new venture.
Quite properly. the hone-dry An-
4xors. Government is represented at
the Lawns conference by I gentle-
_ms.n named Arid Bey.-New York
Tim
During the 14 years he was asso~ ,_ V
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That 1923-, may bring
New faith, new courage, ‘ s
New dreams, new Opportunity.
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yof ‘hflPPin-S‘Si
Health and prosperity.
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