New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 6, 1922, Page 14

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1922, which the of o ponalty for the nation|F AQTAT ' PRIZE ty, corporations exeluded print varlous addresses o hgen 4 Si o bl l‘()“l‘hl‘\’“():\ PRIZE A prize of $25 will be given for the |Connecticut League of Woman Voters 118 to koep the contract | best executed thinning in a pine stand ‘ has ngrod to distribute has been made. Pl S | y| DBest butter o M, Russell Bros. it "” e L. ‘At the recent meeting of the fores e R BRI of | prosonts Tanging trom 835 to $75 |asogiation. on: auggeation of Alain ¢ adt, | g 2 White of Litehfield, a committee wi 18| Will Be Given by Conn. named to secure funds for a forest EDISON MARSHALL fus I had triokied’ throust Petition of members of The No k ¢, Brown & Co. and N \ ! $ : cath of Jules | Wil CONtr 'l‘_'l'”,: on. o \‘," e Forestry Association to be presented to the state, The mem- ’@// N \ ¢ m hot B prowoaking & pes are; C, L, Gold, Cornwall; Miss / / It was safe to hay n, | ARRC of additional deral | New Haven, Jan, 6,—Prizes for | Muary Bacon, Kent; M. L. Buckingham, / FODAY ¢ L t ter co ( fudges or inereased compensation for | forestation and thinnings in Litchfield | Watertown: Robert Scoville, Taconie | d N ot \ srowth ac (Sipeadie T 1o 1o county, sanctioned and offered by the land Willlam O'Connor, Norfolk, The o Treme : Lo 2 y h n nd ) ' Mannsement [Connecticnt forestey assoclation were | assoclation forest committee are A, C., ISLae e | ; Yo ¢ of | Daughters of |announced in definite form by the aa- | White, Litehfleld; Mrs. H, 11, Towns New | sociatlon today. For afforestation by | hend, New Haven, A, I, Hawes, Hart- men % H. Wells, Middletown, Seth favoring the en- |either seeding of planting during the ford, P. nt o ¢ Bl No, 1067, pro- | 8 1921 to 1024 inclusive, prizes of [1.. Plerrepont, Ridgefield and T. h to make Yorktown, Virginia, [$75, $50 and § to he awarded Woolsey, Jr,, of New Haven, ay + 0 appeal for $150 for a fund to //,. tlanal military park. in 1926 open to taxpayers in the coun-| An o — Y e BEGIN HEL d quite rom the stillnes; be iy in @ momer ond of wood," ginia i | gl s Ak ! cd once at Bi L (Continued in Our Next Essue), I BEEl T — It ¢ = I to BILLS INTRODUCED BY SEN. McLEAN wde was o1 gors a was the v nmisine * bef Indian's eyes. Then and somebody « turne P ced that he was ready to to the w v oe R ¢ % gon's sistor, Sindy, aren’ Lo N i ton £ anEt Abs | Another Bonus Enact- The in ok I yad w, from Harold i 1 ment, then 1 ) I [ One Favors American Valuation Plan, | Senator Ge come white | anc Vi I afty schemes | necticut introd the than | titions in the United States snarl. | v 3ill's thoughts more | terday Petitions of directors of The Derby “Don’t Board of “Trade, of his busine ing eyes met i ¢ talked enough. 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