Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, March 19, 1914, Page 8

AGRICULTURAL INTERESTS pysight 1913—Morse International Agency All Rights Reserved COMBINSIG POULTRY KEEPING AND FRUIT GROWING. HOW TO GROW ASPARAGUS. How They Benefit Each Other Their Owenrs. Stk From Less Than an Acre. KATE V. SAINT MAUR. A Profitable Source of Income—$286 ragus hed is ready for use in | ENGLISH HENS INCREASE LEAD IN EGG LAYING. England is still leading in the inte nation: laying contest at Stor ! Conn. Not only that, but the English pen of White Wyandottes has increas. {ed its lead from 86 eggs on February {1st to 120 eggs on March 1st, or at the |close of the fourth month. Weather itions at the competition of February. p spring, when every one | of the firstda month the min- Poultry ke as a sole interest esh vegetables. It is easy to |imum tempe ed from a few pra never met with. Some oth- started, and vet an |‘degrees bs to 16 degrees r ir always associated with s bed s rarely found on a | below zer - in_the month. | ~ aitie 2 the pecuniary advan- | More snow fell during February than o e ip s Dt s ped from it are sufficient | in any other corresponding period in vicul 1 interests fruit growing is the he most ambitious gardener. | many yvears. est to work in with poultry keeping. after our bed was start- | In the face of adverse weather con- 4 bunches at an ave: anch aze m is advanl arly in the sea- geous for s combina benefited by being grown togethe SN oo Poul! rv is benefited by the shade of SRE “\"m “l fr trees and bushes and by the = - .n‘-r 58 nd about irees and bushes, while the droppings of poul- o o by the destructic d \me h ound b; ratchin e 4. P n e birds. £ . : poultry ¥ provide . ng and nearly a full crop §s atihes larger vield than s, cur splax and, as asparagus RSy coope Zor 1 v loss in the begin- it { How To Plant. | Tn sclecting sround for asparagus Setting Out Trees. | ermanent Crop an < out frult trees consider | €anNo: it is es- growth. and here again a | tablished. 1 an be advantageously | T4y W¢ w > a we o v over n Wo peach or-plum 3 rows of pear o et hety ne f g H S na all stones or c zus begin to ¢ e el d g wvering of stable HOW TO LOCATE ACID SOILS = A Simple Way T o m PSR P ay To Remedy The — GEORGE H The Art of Making s = = S » s less to eat and wear The primary 1yt difference | ant methods of manipulation % he s i ed mill hard cheeses, as Cheddar, | i Sw Ame Bdam, etc., mi enrdled rapid i the curdled then cut into small pieces to mu f the whey to sepa the curd, and the curdled mas heated further to separate whey. Then the « is frames and = 0 hi that forves out most of the wih ine a hard ma: erably ary « Such a curd ripen slowly and is t for months, and eve When perfectly ripe it preserves its form an dnever becomes Isigny “heeses as _Camembert Limburer, Blackstein, Nurc tel and cream checse, although each oa | k made manner all are alike| he the urdled milk forms and Satt chees lowed to drain naturally. are ont subjected to pres- | exan = or heat and so sontain a larzer| tir percentazs of water at the han hard chee hiey therefore afiord | Handlh favorable conditions for the growth n i of micr-organism and_enzyme n | ve which i heese rapidly and devel- op high fla 1 flavors are known physiclogically necessary to a er digestion and assimilat a S0 soft cheeses toci of their own. They are more able than hard cheeses to | ter . he market so as to reach r gf Hpening is a difficult problem Raw-Ground Limestons the Best. Cheess As a Food, SRR o oil is Chees used to be considered a Iu marl oz al sta: g na c n aric LDpii m ne. actically the ¢ food product : ally and - pounds in foreign | much larger he people e br the before Protect Yourself LT P .all Aées—-ofier: are mu ons CENUINE ~ The Food Drink for ~ IF IT SWIMS, WE HAVE IT —AT— POWERS BROS. 10 flose Place Plenty of Freshly Caught Fish in Market this week. Don’t buy frozen stock because it is cheaper. The value of Fish lies in its freshness, that's why we have that kind Plenty of Long Clams, Live Lobsters, Blue Point Opysters from Great South Bay, Choicest Scaliops. Try our XX Finnan Haddie, smoked especially for us, : Telephone for Large Salt Mackerel. We w en it for you. REMEMBER, IT'S AT 10 ROSE PLACE fresh- ditions, howeyer, and in spite of the short month, '$hé hens laid more than | twice as many eggs-as in January, or teen_individuals, Rocks, White Wyan- Wyandottes, Rhode Island e Leghorns laid 20 eggs ore during the month. The vidual sccres for the first competition are as hir months of the follows: lish White Wyandotte New Hampshire R. I. Red sh White W e can Buff Wyandotte Club | Pen 3 Ame | | 4 New Pen 30 Pennsylv Awards f month of February ribbe b Spen SoF ! W hite W ze for th th with a produ 59 ezes. N. W. Sanborn, Hc den, Mass., captured third place for t | morth wit ottes, which | respect | | Experimental Pens. In some ways the standin the much the same as has reported. In both the | mough neither ; | any beef scrap, Is le: 1f Eiven belov < Ten Leading LW TO NEW FIGURES “ ! Hens at Storrs Produced 3,173, a Gain | of 518, ¥ nd came sec- ond with a 3 s Penn- d by | ir- | 48 eggs to the ther was made in t race it may b pen of Leghorn from Da number ¢ | proaucea : {cent, of Bird Breed 100 Wyandol 1150 R.L Reds 2 v 29 50 |10 Andalusians 2 50 | | 20 Orpingtons y 57 | | 10 Camp : 50 “Hens = i The Leading Pens. | e are as| Lincoln, M “armel, C. horns, 611; Neale Eros., Apponau |L. White ‘'Wyandottes, " 578; Merry- { thought Farm, Columbia, Conn., White | Wyandottes, 53 A. Fritchey | Rhode Francai | First Pen Widened Its Lead from 86! | to 120 Eggs. | plant | most uninviting during the month | With the single exception | | burn and distress, promote a natural 0, making a grand total | & | THIS STOMACH REMEDY . 1 HELP YOUR FRIENDS. | Almost every day some grateful person comes into our store and tells of benefits recelved from the use of Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. Knowing how much good they have done others and knowing what they are made of, We feel sure they will help you. So | great is our faith In them that we urge ! you to try them entirely at our risk. with our personal promise that if they don't do all you expect them to do and make your stomach comfortable | and healthy and your digestion easy, we'll hand back your mone: We gpuldn’t endorse anything any more s®ongly than we do Rexall Dys- pepsia_Tablets. Contains Pepsin and Bismuth, two of the greatest diges- tive aids known to medical science, they soothe the s omach, check heart- flow of the gastric juice, and help | regulate the bowels. Remember if | don’t make your digestion so and comfortable that you can eat whatev like whenever you like, we want to come back and tel | us and gei your money. Sold only at | the more than 7,000 Rexall Stores, and | in this town oniy at our store. Three | 50c and $1.00.—N. D. Sevin 118 Main Street, Norwich, | Son, Conn. Once used a SWEEPER VAC you will wonder how you ever got along without one. SCHWARTZ BROS., 9-11 Water Street. ALL CHICKS by feeding for the first three weeks PRATTS Baby Chick Food It carrics them safely throngh the e P gtk ana ey Torires Gk srbwin and early | . Sold en Money Back Guarastee By, by Dealers Everywhere | . Dearborn, Lake Ci Rhode Island Reds, Barron, Catforth, England, horns, 431; Pinecrest Orcba Mass. C. Rhode Island Reds, $19. fo! The owing 1s a list of leading Connecticut pens Francls F. Lincoln, Mt. Carmel, White Leghorns, 611 Merrythought | Farm, Columbia, White Wyandottes, | 5. Glenview Poultry Farm, Rocky S. C. Rhode Island Reds, 405: A. B.| Erundage, Danbury, S. C. Rhode Isiand | e 94; J Gillespie, Stamford, | S. ' .Rhode Ryan & Son, Tsland R sridgeport, 3 Harry B. , Orange, | > Island Reds, $71; West Mt. | Yards, Naugatuck, White Wy- | H Plymouth From the Consular Reports. | Eve Ing favors the pursuit S as a popular port in France, writes Mr. Osborne of Havre. It roads everywhere are Kept in 3 are among th v the climate is e too severe in w with cycling; places and buildings bound; the Amer language anderstand r their own Christmas before at Christ- and the amount e men- er of the between Tangier ve been under for some time, and the pushed forward as Under the ter agreement of 1911 this undertaken ration To Put On Flesh And lnf:ye;_xse Weight A Physician’s Advice four to six aking food increase in ince, other the plump folks | y ‘and ke¢p gaining all 111 bosh_ to euy that this the individual, 1t isn't I'hin folks stay thin because their | owers of assimilation are defective. They absorb just enough of the food e to maintain life and o sem- blance of health und strength. Stuffing won't help them. A dozen meals 4 day won't make them gain a singlo “stay thero” pou ALl the fat-produ lements of thelr food just stay in nes until they pass from the body | s waste. What such people need is meihing that will prepare these fatty 0od_clements so that their blood can | rb th sit them all about | body- 5, 't0o, that will y their red bicod corpuseles and o their blood's carrying power. i a condition T always recom- mend ealing u Sergol tablet with every | meal rgol is net, as some believe, a but is a scientific com- ol the most effoctive building elements | It is absolutely | ully effective, and | 1 singlo with each meal often lLias the effect of imcreasing the weight of a thin man er woman from | three to five pounds a week rgol is | sold by Lec & Osgood Co. and other Eood drugsists overywhere on a Dosi- guarantee of weight increase money back o patented drug, bina tion of s powerful NORWICH BULLETIN, THURSDAY, MARCH 19, The Business Trolleys Lead To Center of Norwich Opening Display of Floor Coverings and Draperies COMMENCING THIS MORNING This is a display of Floor Coverings and Draperies which express the highest ideals and the best ideas for home furnish- ings. From the point of actual beauty and artistic merit they are the best, and from the point of actual worth they are the very best we can get for the money, and many money-saving bargains are included in this comprehensive list. YOU ARE URGED TO VISIT OUR THIRD FLOOR DURING THIS OPENING . Special Values In FLOOR COVERINGS CARPETS MADE AND LAID FREE DURING THIS OPENING ALL-WOOL INGRAI Made and Laid Free, for 85¢ 90c TAPESTRY BRUSSE Made and Laid Fre ALL-WOOL TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, Made and Laid Free, for .. 98¢ FOR 24c green and 33c JAPAN MATTINGS ine carpet in also light colors. effects 30c CHINA MATTINGS FOR 25¢c Very weight Mattings special is opening. DRCESTER RUGS are known ns and rich colors. In the 9 PRODUCED ON the it during ¢ AMERICAN LOOMS—beautiful hand-sewn ality 3 . which makes them the best wearing Tugs to be had re. Beautiful patterns tock ool L L0 8 foot three by 10 foot six and 9 by 1z $54.00 and $60.00 Good patterns—two yards wide—35 ) LINOLEUM FOR 45¢ Tile and Matting effects Small Rugs In Many Weaves and Styles RAG RU! by 36 to 36 by ceee.. B9¢ to $175 GRASS RUGS, 18 by 36 to : SE . ... 33 to $1.39 re vard. AXMINSTER RUGS, 18 by 72 980 to $4.15 JINOLEUM FOR 7 WASHABLE BATH RUGS, t % : 85c to $450 y quality In beautiful color- TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS, $7.50 to $15.00 BODY BRUSSELS RUGS, $8.75 to $25.00 + square vard Tsc. These Rugs are seamles: fu Five-fram ten-wire, in goc ing strength designs and colors: Sizes Orfental effects. Sizes 6 by 9°by 12 feet ialities. Good AXMINSTER AND VELVET RUGS, $6.39 to $20.00 WILTOR HUGS, S o S ! 9 by 12 Rugs Many beautiful designs and color effect 192 o - i . - found. in-our largs stock. Sises (-5 by e dome gt At Special Prices 12, TAPE RY SELS RUGS SANFORD'S AXMINSTERS, $7.50 to $25.00 SEAMLESS WILTON RUGS, $42.00 in floral and Oriental effects— This make, known for its q some These beautiful 9 ¥ and | Special $13.25 GRASS RUGS WHICH ARE DIFFERENT, $3.89 to § Saacial $16.50 Imported Grass Rugs of e ptional quality whic aif desig n h giving R i practically two rugs in one from 5 to y WORSTED WILTONS in fine LOG CABIN RAG RUGS FOR BED ROOM USE ARE BEST—$2.75 to $10.00 :U:-'“ 7.5 : < The variety of colorings shown these D ar Rugs is great that pract iy any 1c scheme carried out. You will find in our large stock all sizes to 9 by 12 Spec o ; T T W ! The Vogue of Mattings-An Old Style Which Is Always New 200 It is doubtful If any woven floor covering will ever displace Japan and China Mattings for bed room and for Summer use. The clever Orientals invented and produce this covering which no weaver of the Western world has been able to equal in any way. JAPAN AND CHI TTIN Special Values In IN BEAUTIFUL CARPET PATTERN sl SR P S e S R SR e e yard Small Rugs Printed and Inlaid Linoleums and Floor Gil Cloth Ve 3 e e yogs We carry all ths best makes—Wi , Potter’s, Nairn's and Armstrong’s, as well as many of the imported ones, Value 7 Special $3.15 which we el at the lowest prices, quality considered. e pi b PRINTED LINOLEUM a re Yard 3% to _60c s S 3% to 600 ecial $1.69 INLAID LINOLEUM % a Square Yard 75c to $1.45 Shecial 3269 FLOOR ( 1w s a Square Yard 25¢ — 33¢ Special $3.69 Special Values In Draper DURING THE OPENING Boston Store Draperies 2 el ':fl* “l\ -:'“"\-\ ! ce the arrival of the new Draperies for Spring and Summer, which surpass in beauty those of any sigus—Special 5 i season. The increasing facilities of the manufacturers has borne fruit in many noveities which should MUSLIN ~ SA cl i attention TAINS, complete w E Couch Covers--Portieres--Furniture Coverings We have a full line of these furnishings newly arrived, showing the very latest novelties and at the most pleas- $1.60 — $2.00 — $2.25 UPHOLSTERY Attention s ealled to our facl- itles for fine upholstery work If you have furniture to be re ing prices. If you are thinking of refurnishing a room or rooms we are sure that we could interest you greatly. Let us show you. 9%c to $13.50 £ all kir covered we would like the priv- apesiry, Rope, Btc $2.15 to $16.00 ilege of giving you a price upon TAPESTRY, VELOUR AND DAMASK COVERINGS 50c to $5.00 the work, We know that we WINDOW SHADES -ready made pa can do it for you better and 80c cheaper than you can have. it W TO ORDER. ANY WIDTH TO MADE AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE NDOW SHADES done elsewlhere. en = 2 £ : THE PRICE Special FAIN SLINS 3 3 10c to 30c a yard AND HEMSTITCHED. SCRIMS i 4o to $1.00 a yard —Jjust received—Special i S 5 . 10c to 3% a yard 35c to 3% CURTAIN SCRIMS § Mapras . 19c to 75c a yard 25¢ MADRAS in all-over and { pravE FIGUE gard e 60c to $1.15 a yard border effects—Specia 9¢ ! EDGINGS G 5 ... 23%ec t 560 a yard specially for this opening i n making Curtains to order in any style you may wish. You will find the workman- LNl g y best and the prices moderate. Let us estimate upon what you wish done. long- pecial . $1.50 LY TR et o % | g 3 Ol e o His b s vy Lace Curtains and Others—-Ready for Hanging prie dhadle el e Jos SLi AINS i 39 to $1.50 2 pair Clunys and Bonaz Curtains, ir SCRIA TAINS 3 i S 2 85c to $675 a pair white or ecru—range in value ARQUISET T NS $1.75 to $850 a pe= from $2.25 to $3.00—Special s198 | h $1.25 to $3.98 a pair : 3 H 550 to $6.00 a pair Scrim Curtains et AT TNREE SPE?.IA‘L.FRICES S b ol at very low prices for this opening. B ARABIAN CURTAINS . . - $3.98 to $8.75 a They are special nice Curtains in SUNFAST MADRAS CURTAI $4.25 to $6.75 a pair best. They are bargains at |