Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, April 3, 1918, Page 8

Thoughtful - Poull?yvil-n Wi" Not, Da So’Until. Vacation ‘I:lm- Cem«. Ie 7The action of ,thefood ‘administra- tion*in’ prohibiting &e sale of hens-and Dullets : for, meat ,purposes from: Feb- ruscy 11th to- April -th- has received iy, 5 ism _from- Jome_auariars sed Some, ponitrymen con- e e B s i unqoubh}fl u:@u "to the. elemen:d of I"!CBO in verage man_ whicl makes 'fifi. swant to.do:the thing which Frst 1- hpm.ly pm hibited, - There, ig also the part of some y.bé only, the a1 others whica Md usinéss -very qui n- t The.fact : that . ;the . United agriculture s adg:relflug that tarmers.dispose x&h- as-early; as. po‘silbla “would ... Storrs,” Conn.,. March :&hn‘x ‘. The -t roduction . for. the hens In aying contest af Storrs amounted' to. ABSSMM'L\M! t'en!y- s = first we pmmaucfigf of 62 You v)iils#»io yourself what can a B N Suit be. . B N. distinguishes our- $25.00 ‘garments from any others to be found elsewliere ° BEST IN NORW[C FOR THE MONEY IS THE TRUE MEANING OF B N GARMENTS mind?as'm longest-, lasting confection vou can buy! Send it to the umu.\!hcn eftects ot the m +rul the chanceg are at “a|Will “prove’ a. benefitiito the average poultryman: ratherithat. .otherwise. Many flocks have:not laid eggs enough Puviod: Rpcks. during the winter montbs: to pay- for Fiiips. . Wenram., 97 | their Foed andto cell them in, the early m“’” piavs R oY ““ for: e L% | spring would mean -accepting- a net Rohinso loss' when. by, Holding. them _ a fow = y""d o fonths longer.a material profit might be reelized. If hens are going to lay at.ai it will be during. the spring sea son of March, , April, May and_June. The' thoughtful poultrymen will not sell any females until they have gone fhrough- tiis period and are preparing to” take a vacation. Then it ehould be remembered that New Engiand conditions probably had. vfi'y little. to do’ with the Iurmu]xting of the rule tnder discussion, Its reai Purpose was to_prevent wholesale de- pletion of the farm flocks in-the great producing areas.of the middle West and South. Prices belng paid. for Iive Poultry in these sections of the country Wero higher than ever before and it ‘was this fact and not the high cost of. teed that, was responsible for the continued selling. The function - of “Rule 14" waé to safeguard the source {of supply for most of the nation’s eggs fand incidentally to insure a production this season -which would come some- where near normal. It Ig estimated Tt e perhaps: s!gfl!fluut that. mqre: have -hoen -few pens, of - Leghern ameng: the ;leaders flurln: the' . past fow weeks. -The combinéd date of:the previous four o show ; that the fand Reds have -outiald :the § breeds during’.the : months . of Fabrmry ‘and . March, while ‘the Teg- homs have been: at the bottom of the] Tigt- In | average Durinz April- we may expect the Leghorns to risa " quickly to first ‘position :and if they follow m’evicfls records; they will hold first place until the end of Aug- Pen Barred Plymouth Rocks. 4. Jules. F. Francals, West Hampum ’klch R. L 720 Tom J. Adamson, Laurel P. O. Quebec, Can. 66 Fla: 657 lyction. 9 White' Wyandottes. e 20 Obed G. K.uighf by the authorities at Washington that 7 Bridgeton, R. 73] the number of %ggs saved this vear by 21 Brayman Farm, ,|means of the above rule will amount 2 Westville, N. H. 864 1to approximately two million cases. : 28 J. Frank Dubols, ,|This-1s_equivalent ‘to about - 40 pér N East Lynn, Mass. $52lcent. of the mormal:yearly receipts n w e mea s— Rhvode lsland Reds. at New York City. 16 Rickard Alow. .- Those of us who-happen to live: in A Pittsfield, Mass. 736 |New England should -not forget that 4 U’ - P & 12 Pl Ororande, the combined ‘poultry products of the \‘\\\\‘ h ,,\Vl\ll///,/. S .. .Graton, Mass. : 514|New England States moke up only a A e 36 'Chas. H. Lave, - lemall part of the eggs and poultry 1% a 5-cent package of WRIGLEY'S will give vou several days’ enioyment: it's an investment in benefit as well . as pleasure, for it heles teeth, breath, appetite, digestion. " produced in' the country as a whole. e "/‘j‘“ s gl Connectlcut and - Massachusetis; - for instance, each ‘import - far more eggs than they produce.. When 'we con- sider these’ facts it is evident that the policy of the food administration with respect to poultry products-must be determined - by conditions in the central part of the: country.—Lesiie E. Card, Connecticut Agricultural Col- lege. 5 Stoudsburg, Pa. Miscellaneops. Cook & Porter (Buff anndottes B N BEST IN NORWICH ‘Basthampton, S Made of all wool materials 53 - Ore. Agr.College (Oregoms), SPRAY YOUR ORCHARDS. T T y CHEW IT AFTER EVERY MEAL v 2 Emmmg{solo:gnw“’“:um {Time. 5, Gat. Afos [the lasest Pesh S U I S 3 stk 7 hust Harttors, 604" " and Protoot Frut Trept in every popular all prettily ‘designed and perfectly tailored — every shade and size. It is desirable for those who wish to grow good fruit and to keep their trees in good condition to know some: thirig_of thelr worst insect pests and the proper method of controlling same. At the present time, if you have not done ' so, .your- fruit, trees snould be sprayed, using dormant strength lime- sulphur olution. If the dormant spraying is done. a little later, just as the leaf buds are showing green, it will ‘control’ the San Jose and other scales, egg masses of the tent cater- pillar, and aids in_the control of apple scab, If. aphis -are - present, Dblack leaf forty should be added. Commercial lime-sulphur can be| easlly purchased .in most towns, and when' dlluted with' water at the rate of .one pari .of lime-sulphur to nine parts water is ready. to use. When black leal forty is used, it may. be MICE INJURY. Trees Which Have been Completely Riddled May as Well Be Cut Down. Considerable ‘damage _ has = been caused to yoyng trees this past winter by mice gnawing the bark at the base In some cases the trunk iy emtirely girdled, while in. many other “cases only_ rt.of the baris has been destroved. Trees. which are completely 'girdjed may as well. be pulled out and 2, new tree planted in although such a tree might be Tepaired it would take sev- eral years tg heal and a young tree Would cost less, and. be in the end a better tree. Those which. 'are -omly p:u-mxlv girdled | may be “bridge- This is'not a.difficult pro- considerable The Flavor Lasts COATS ‘le main parts of “your ‘business. & | Now is-the time to take . an in- added to the diluted lime-sulphur go- FERTILIZER VALUE OF FARM - MANURE &;w wtory, witen stocks of feed and for Jou wiio Jag mever }lkg;?nnfiogge rate of one-haif pint to suppdes are’ lowest; on - poultry e : —_—__]'f“ms, "next fall. October or November ‘&.‘;ufl“:m'fi,:,‘,’;y"g;’ precihy. ;.',?; Self-boiled lime-sulphur may be & 5 {will’ be best. Then every year after|)re” o it £ ends of the |Prepared in the following manner: By P. G. HOLDEN. |creased crop production. jthat ot the ‘same season take a’stm- [ YEAr EHIeT & he ol | Procire cight poundsof ffesh white- Attention” 18 calléd 'to" trie" accomd |3 nying chart. ‘ rious cantonment camps, where thou. e |sands of head of stoc] e kept, sho | be utilized and the gt ‘nment is see- | g to it that this manure reaches f00d and feed. mp Grant, x ; S . = heavily iter in AWillimantic. : (approximately 13,600 hesd o o ik sier. Ar-lother and is-cut,in"a similar manner ; o crop preceding e : ; e winter in Willimantic. O farian el R D ‘m,‘g’;;m‘“’“ fent dogi- [X0€T, snd th-en Jihe lower odge.of the e fi,";“;"np‘;;:’ l:“m‘f‘:‘;rf';;' i manured, Zerulized, mor”z;’ol;hp?;{?fa\; own' has been! 1il- the o condition ot L. D. Post, who e mative |from thesc animals for one i i bund;’ the spring of the ‘scion may | sometimes neglec )i as been n hed for ‘watlabe, | prices paia for fertilizer asetanr»s“u‘mhg:mal Estate. .acres at §..per ‘,3.‘?1??. oaghe bt o Yl mfi?eé’ui‘?g"i.f’?fin»”"i?p;ir“fifl work | necded e il ki AR si T e e kaov |is worth more than $50,000. piace, or not,’'a smal or nal g2l Lat p 1 Sats 3 a ha pace| & & camphigy e Sdceation] e Sratels) may e used. or.acord. may be tled (SrOUId be completed at least twoloy in normal times, it s certain that| for @ state examination i ‘ithetanding {to_im s upon the farmers of the| Cows (list each <Ppg‘—;u-fy’) e {around the trunk and scions. Several |5 e | special applications of mamm‘gx oo tol at Hartford. probably no|country the great need of conserving| Other stock: . 2kl {scions are used, placing them. about foats will pay in 1813, This g 175 —_— t re and applying it fo the land Bulls an inch apart.over, the wound, after|y;nired trees, a good bartel pump s |10t ONIY on account of the high value | Annéxity is expressed by the Jewish tely after it is produced soi ’ O they are all inserted, the ‘whole wound PUmD 18§ 0% o the crop is. likely to have, | e e i Lo . should be: covered with grafting wasx, |TI0St satisfactory. This. can be used | 7ic ™hocause of the fact that fert D A working the .wax ,well around each|op ":,.7’;’,;’;2“;"%?33 with T e |zers, viewed in torms - ‘h;,gf‘;’ :.T = Rumania and the Quadruple Aliizned end of. the scions.. The . principle of 18| Crease they are capable of ! i niation SraHtiam: arakl-SEw FRESH MANURE BETTER e ipte his werk 1a' o Tarnish.a. path, for*ahe [FhICh faciltates thelr being . moved | T oiaivu) Cheaper than before ‘the| Many a peantindl Baster uomiet|of 3 sipuation e 2 ) i represents THAN YARD MANURE o L $i80 jc‘,gm‘“’::“f";‘he;"";g, rond s these |pumps should be kept. clean and. In| "o LB St Lk r—— OHIO EXP~8 TONS PER ACRE-!6 YRS "MARURE CORN AV. 15 CROPS{ not properly T 1ok #6i h can do that no LR i Titiblying.. cubic foer contops by 3|Co0L damp! place where. they. will not |t -which s Bighly developed. ~Tuls | DUt 10 Patato gromer con 00 tho! A'sk the first hundred Over Three and dividing by 10, car corn. thitl be;:’m o 4 e however, is not at all conspicu- | e 'MVERS O Tnd iabor mecessary| strong, healthy looking Willion i e by i ‘rees ‘which are to savei ou] ke an Yo What eople be > g]yy To. m;)‘r'e;;:e St ;nlie?xxtvi ?7; receive first aid treatmient at once, this) She has . just ”’“‘p‘e“" o ‘I‘Z“".fi,{‘éh";'i; be t;?re\erxté‘d And tp::; '%l:“ffl?i'sfie'nv;?» Ann:.u, It should {hay mow by about 500 cu. ft. to get|¥ill consist of banking the trees with |lactation period of X SO e Totato. troubles, bNghts. flea|. and eptray and ses How Are Taking ‘| welght in tons: more. (3509 for straw|arth; applying. grafting -wax, or in|calved rather late in life, ke par; il e, DO B Y ! Ohio for that all of its fertilizing value will' be results of preserved would be a great step toward benefits of ma & feperitd ; over the wound, any one:of -these-ms.- | duced. 17,820 _1bs. - of ‘inilk - containing . " Frandls Sullis enefits of manure in in-|ncreasing £00d produstion. ment, ‘Connecticut ~ Agricultural - Col- | Ve the wound, any one. revent Tha FE1 pounds of butter” Kreshening. 4 ngure your - favestment | Dr, James Francis Sull 3 T wound ‘from. drying ont.: little-mors than-a year later, she pro- |Property against. Why oot ESTLS|van formerly Ph FARM INVENTORIES, people such as mortgage, notes, etc. "The trees may rbe: banked duding the | duced 20,833 Ibs. milk, 769 1bs. of but- Bellevue Hospi The result will be the present worth of the farm business. Such an inventory with a little study will tell us much that we never knew before about our business, It shows in the first place whether we have gained-or lost on the farm business during the year, and with ‘a little further study will help us in estimating profits from different enterprises. The objection to it is that we cannot tell very accurately in many cases why any particular en- terprise has gained or lost; why our corn was profitable; or why our dairy except in numbers shows a.gain or loss. ' For this reason we should adopt Yhat They Arc and How Use Can Be Made of Them By All Farmers., us the first question when a farm inventory is “What is it?” To others How one asks, , or will it be, entory is one of a num- pr of various kinds of farm records. Farm records” cover a maultitude of pod and evil, depemding on the care gercised In keeping and the use made ! them. They vary from mere tallies The manure accumulating at the va- ! already {of uled paper, from where we are to obtain or four columns for as many years in lo make. comparison with the iorder Tilinois, there are: previous yea: ilar - invento will be easier Lis The second _time all the items are Compare ventories, study them and, resolve to mow more about your farm bisiness. To take the inventory use any pos: Feed ‘and Supplies Hay | Cash on hana Total and clover hay, last week. of their father; Frank would home. ke to receive stacks or mows.—Agro! ASHFORD Mr. and Mrs, Morey and son ‘Arthur were Willimantic visitors Tuesday. of ble wit! these (List each piece with its sale \mue) $..5. Amount and value of various kinds 3. Turrillo. $:.$.. Estimate al] stock and materials at a fair value neither a forced sale mor and for hay in smail nomy -Depart- . Joseph and William Turrillo from aic, N. J., are visiting at the homo Mr. and Mrs. Timothy. Lynch and daughter Leola and Samuel Bates were Putnam visitors Monday of last week. ‘Word has been received frem Cor- poral Elmer W. Howlett, somewhere in France, that he is well and happy, but letters from At in- ind three branches, or the growths on the main limbs, the ones at the ends of the limbs' are. to. be preferred as they are morc. liable - to_be -well .ripened than the “water-sprouts” of ‘“suckers” on| the main limbs) these are-cut off with a long slant, the éut surface of.the tip of the scion is'to be inserted under the healthy. bark at the. top of the woud. cauged by -the: mice and the the trunk and will prevent the tree from " being blown-over. If the mice have eaten the ‘bark from the tree close to the ground- it will best done later. in the spring. as the | * |bark ‘on the ‘tree trunk will lift easier, but it may be done any:day when wax can be worked: Another point'to con- is, the scions must be.cut. from the trees ‘before the: buds start. They. may be cut at once and:placed in'a wash lime and eight pounds of fine sulphur, also forty-five to fifty gal- lons of water. Start the lime slackin sift and thoroughly stir in the sulphur, using ‘just enough water to prevemt burning and allow to boil from heat of lime forfifteen minutes. Then dilute and apply. It should be remembered ahove’ is. for dormant .spray! For an orchard of less than two good working order at all times—G: M. Codding, Special Agent in Ent mology. Babeock Test Shows Up Good Cow. ample of 'a very eflicient animal that without the scales*and the Bab- cock ‘test “would, in the great majority of ‘cases; not attract the attention ‘of She possesses a- particularly -efficient type of udder, the blood and nerve system the ‘casual observer or herdman. some cases fresh ‘cow manure either alone ‘or mixed ‘with ‘clay is plastered early part of thes summer ‘after - the grafting is done if-one-desires. In some cases-it:might be. possible.to cat off the tree- Just -below the wound and.insert-scions fer a new: top. The roots are:as-healthy as ‘ever.and no doubt " quicker results would be ob- tained.than 'if a-new tree Were set in its, plage.. This- method” would omly apply in specialicases of .trees: with a straight ¢ part of he -trank below !he ‘.’mund to work u:tn. A ethods o nre- vent!nc to n ‘lnrua extent, the injury )y mice, ‘s to bank:ithe trees.'in’ the !l&! fall_with several shovels:of eartH, wiu tzke somume nl.lun»rchnfl three years of age when he dropped her first cal At that time’ she pro- ter and again freshed “after a little more than 'a year from the previous calying. In her’ -third: consecutive period just récently finisled, she pro- Giiced - 19,80211bs. “of milk’ and 72§ lbs. of ‘butter. This gives her a total of 57,645 1bs.-of milk in ‘three consecutive lactation -periods - in- a “total of ' abofit thtee years and = mire. .months - time: This cow. was: not #uch ‘a- tremendous or. flashy- producer but malkes her large yield by persistent effort. The milk was. weighed -at- each milking - which;, while her flow was greatest took place thiree ‘times ‘per day. and each month the fat . determination. was made of and. this providing - plenty {fo0d. For ti ff on the jump in the Spnng insuring: early maturity is by of available piant hat the corn| Which Shall 1t Be? In 1902 blight destroyed bushels of potatoes in State alone. Last “year nea; grower must take steps to preveai} the loss. Years ago, when it cost very little to grow an acre of po- tatoes, there was little incentive spray., Men preferred to chance—to gamble on the and Celorado beetles, can be prevented. Thorough and continued spraying will disease? You are taking ~a bigger chance each year with the disease than you are ,with fire. Which' shall it be? A fine crop ‘of sound tubers, ‘or a reeking mass of rotting vines . with .no prospect but “what might have bee: EAGIEVILLE One Hundred Maple Treel Planted— Fire on Storehouse Roof. This village will be much improved in appearance by the planting of 100 Sunday’ afternoon’ about 415 o’clock to} Tiss na Smi Lh spent weel Ameiia, ANDOVER and Mrs. L. H. Porter and Mra. Coleman are at home after reply “Nuxated door Dept.) of D and the Westches County Hospital says: “Thousands of nervous run-down, anaemic peoplc suffer from iron deficiency but do not know what to take, There is nothing like organic iron—Nuxated Iron to quickly enrich the blood. and thereby put roses in the cheeks of women and give men in- | creased strength and energy. Unlike the older forms of iron, Nux- far you can tired; next two five - ted times Iron per your lluteb' ! “Say Doctor, This Prescription* ° o be' necessary to'dig away the soil‘and e lost by the 'k S ~d? Ph oy ihsert the scions -into the main. roots| - The, registered Holstein cow Minnie NIl of Maine's crop. fyas 0%, v 1A2| WorksLi eMaglC e Y SICI | Fertilizer o at the bottom ‘of the wound. Fay' Pieterje in the Connecticut Agri- ’;‘;ufi‘*bmg orih? o .one knows,| Manure, et s This work of bridge-grafting, can be |cultural Collese herd is an excellent|XF5°F 0¥ reacon alone every potats | Explains Why Nuxated Iro:x. | Quickly Puts Astonishing Youthful Power Into the Veins of Men and Brings Roses to the Cheeks of Nervous, Rundown Women walk without becoming take grain tablets of Nuxa- three day after meals-for two weeks. Iron Then test strength _again..and see how much you have gained. To be abse sure- of getting real organic Nuxa- i e " o |making. " banic:abont e bass: f ths | e MIIK covering & two-day period by [maple trees, ordered by, the mil man- ron and not some form . of the metal- BRSSedPte th umains’ of srain pare some form of farm, records by means |, Arthur Tanmer ool Ol hle | e mveral inches, bish, . ‘Thts. worl| theBabcock method agement. ated Tron does not injure the teeth nor [lic variety, always Ask for Nuxated 0 [Ashfora. factors which affect the success of an enterprise. The new income tax law will- de- mand ‘that farmers, as' weil as eity business men, have an ‘accurate rec- ) return, of the, number of eggs laid, 3d the liks, to, the more elaborate Inds of farm accounts. An inventory is a list, with values of real d his home here. Lewis White and a party of friends| ! from Bridgeport spent a few davs at 'mfiw nl.~néa ¢+ +Boosting. the Crop. a fire etarted on the roof of the store- * Every New: England farmer who ex- Anpéc!l’hdohh “bit” this year Dby’ growing njore-cereal grain will do well to. pay -nacu menuo ‘w the matter of /M., G ke LeClair has the- xanovrmt to say on the umaf ot tue barn, probably caused by sparks from a railroad engine. The mill fire brigade responded read!ly to the alarm and the fire was extinguished ‘before” it could Eflt Huldl .f—'flm had fllh!rm‘n besinni) 1l thveir eq\flv— similated and vou can quickly recog- nize its action by a rencwed t'r'elmg of buoyant -lrealth. No matter ‘what other iron remedies ted ¢ e Tyous, el and, upset the stomach, but is readily ae-{ITon in its original packages. Iron will ‘increase the strength, endurance of delicate, run-down | ks, Ume in many instances. Nusated Jron recommended D, Sutien. s e people in two “abore by from suy good drug- Fou have used without success if you |z, i o wiimel 4} pivaca’s precrpten, o are not strdng or well you owe it to |in sbsoluts suranice & ‘sueccs by ls mamutes, yourself to make the following test: ‘ See. \ww long you can work or how tarors or_ mones Jeity by chas Mm rfunded.