Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 17, 1919, Page 8

partment of agricuiture, the state ag- early and “BAYER CROSS" ON 4 ricultural golleges and co-operating | tender crops shoifl sSo-far as prac- ; 3 z i agencies. Connecticut authorities | ticable, be confined to, cresjs. hillsides, ; 1 have decided to deputize their county|and mountain sites, and later and P el Y 4 F il 5 2 agents’ with authority to examine and | hardier should' be planted in GENUINE AstIN % ! , 5 4 / cember they were harvested while stll | A5rove. the' animale of each farmer . A . i sreen. Wwho desires admittance to the 100 pe: d b i B AR Yoo :’“e" pears are| cont_ pure-bred sire club. Delaware| ors’ Bulletin 104 ofxth;tlmtedfl! States i ready to harvest is to tawe one on the i e ODArteRt: o AETICHTHIYE: - Cldponscs 1 and Virginia were thes second and|department of- agri 3 i %Y outgrowths of size are pro-|Palm of the hand and lft'it. If it| hird states, respectively, to _enroll | this subject in detail and may be ob= A Having decided to close our Norwich branch before October 1"_.‘,,5 are off~ring our /| @ucea om He dmbers, especially ot ine|Separates, cisily from thecfrut epur|whe “Bertér: SiresHeier: Stock! | ained free on application to the de : i eves " whires are s light brown | Without breaking, sither ilie stem or . to begin Ottoher' 1. phrtment. The weather bureau is : 3 ot G Dok i decny: fruit spur it s reday to Bwplcked and oo el mff,g.' foroushout the e ie, dssue _another popu: = complete stock of automobile accesesories at cost. i [ age. -.Sometim. Lo Bired. in & e ot oy o i bulletin on this subject. / . 1 $ Troead niils are. Worblecs. - The|Timen. | In his way the cunlity s dme | RN Gerar autharities 1§ charge of i — _SOME BARGAINS—— i b e e vinos | proved, and there Will “riot - be that | the campaign’ Wil deeep aceurate ro; BROOD SOWS. - | ri s which is common with most |, a, PICKING 5 1 .34 sbove sround. cords ‘of the anirfals by .kind, breed : 2 y i b FOR FORDS AR a 1 s | ol s Sty are sllowed o ribenion| sex. “and bicod lines of each farmer | Barly fall in the e ot N n o vine mmust e mamed, With the satety K. W. Points We have two rebuilt' 6 V. 60 'Am. | Eloate Ol s i 1 s Z P.. Hoilis! Pom- o % fets Will be kept by | hog growers should select from tae must be - | . W. P g 8 V. m-§ ' Eloats Only . $.30 1 cirping port prompily- all i Cnmectiout Agmiculfural | Hacos oo ’w};}‘&;‘m Tt et | spring crop of pigs the sows: to he “Baver ¢ Always buy an nn. ke hour starting and lighting batteries |+ JISHE MY o L t: Storrs. ]’used as next year's dams. From now + package which contai s e at only $15.00. T y a 5 f ?Apples should . be -picked When {hev.| preading 8toel. belonging «{o farmers|on until the breeding season these proper dire: safely 2 a 2 Guaranteed for 6 months. - Wind Shiald.Cleanars ..... $1.40 @ - Aaw | are of full size, well' colored, ard when- ted the official|sows should be fed in a manner dif-| ., Neuralgia. Con. Rod s ) g E""rme'“ Btation, New |88 o o paraiss . from fhe. "twis I F by et sies hovemens | tevent from the way they, werc 1o be Cold: 7 Un boxes o Front Hubs Hand HorAs o5 o0 ueens.e $2.90 e without breaking elther ythe' Stem or. s Nt Gon- | tattened for market. purpose: 0ua cos- ents at dr S e e | e e A o HOW MUGH GRATN TO FEED | Ihe. Priits opusr - WHEIHEE ‘one nas. 5| yerl SmETESHicy, county agent at Con | 10 e crops are Dragtically a néces: | stores—iarge pockages aloo. Aspirin 13|l Brake Shoes .. T e T y gt tes de- | 16w trees or many it is advisable with | yoliment. blanks . for distribution|S:y, A self-feeder eontdining j good | the trade mark of Paver Man: y. Head Gas Fan: Bulte oo Ignition Pass:, - s Rurining Board Mats, Fibre, e uliey | T6d_varieties of apples to make more | mong the farmers of his_section.|duaiity of thrashed oats makes good |of Monoaceticacidester of Sal Wish Bones ubber .. .: $1.10 of agriculture advise pouliry | {4 VITIEHEL 0L 2 A e e Tatter o U s Depart- | feed for these sows. -1 n. ac- | acid. iR arie) i PR T e [RuEp to Tesd _about 1 qus f| Many commercial growers have|ment of Agriculture. cording to specialists of . i B A $2.40 e o L it found that they can afford to make s States department of agriculture, P 'y Radiator Hose to fit all cars at very (about 1% quarts) dai e °.ae | two pickings of their Baldwins, .and CORN BORER REAL PERIL may be fed a small amount of corn!ters as early as possible so as to be Running Board Braces Iowsipriony Lang All-Metal “Tool Boxes $2.50 B o fhe Eirmouty Tocks, Fnode |the second uicking will give Just a8| - i Buropean corn borer undoubt-|2nd some shorts or i middlings, and jacclimated io thelr cold weatk ERn Bttt Y ———————® | Cham: X Plugs, Va-inch.. § 57 B S X Sassuth Ho good fruit as the first. i D O Ao 2| fish meal or tankage. ironments before they begin jlsnd Seds or Wyandottes, or b e Shy 1 & pnuae Careful attention should be given t: Vear after ¥ ) |} 26 bens of the smaller or egx breed FARMERS OF FUTURE |agriculture QTL‘{N,“:;;“LSS‘;“‘: <oigz| the selection of sows for _brecding|lect to ship < from the sum- THESE AND MANY OTHERS AT v il each o'(m;lcdn‘t:hn:fa‘l;s 3, 1| There are 6.407 boys and giris in|fime called at{enunn to the extreme ’“:" . ;DMF:’;O;:QLJ,‘;?“{?“P;‘? - ‘;“n‘\‘o‘"u 'fis"a; A lodzinage f\ Poumis of Seth N0 196" Fencra ‘M sion. BeSioRt S by X | come well establisged 'in bol assa- | CKling qualities. The .brood sow |cording to specialists of the United| e t g e ey Dot o ve i i 2 5 d, strong arched back, deep sides. | g e E peiase rs receive instructi - 22| 2 mood, s | b et = S e e R SRS SEY W) e e s SRSRE T B 382 Main Street Marguerite Building Near Preston Bridge in @adition to Ehggeats. in the face. By all means she qrmma‘ Y., and Boston, Mass., and saw the |17 the fardening is the mest popular sub- | moiods of Aesiruction” practiced Dy | be @ "good-footed” anjmal with good: | n the list offered by the boyvs'|(he United States department of agri. | SUTORE legs and pasterns and rather| ris’ clubs. There are 2,735/ culture and the state agencles, togeth- | UpStanding from the groun: 1 TR 3. J. Clark is acting as janitor at the | 5 ; NOTE—We are not renewing any stock we sell out and thersfors recommend prompt actiom. | Ramsden have been s engaged in gardening. In-| oy with the damage caused by the| The sow that takes plently of exec-! Mr and Mus I% Hamsdss ba i SV SEED POTATOES st in other lines is shown by the|Dori ¥ cise froely-is ome that is most Iikelv{ (g EUests of friends in Dalton. - § Throughout Ma 0 : figures a o The commissioners of agricultus | (o make a_desirable brood sow. Do e et proacanal = Je=_potato_produc ing, 984; $50; pis. returned to their states convinced of not select a sow from a litter whose| 5 rganize Stafford chapter of the Del-| Mrs. Het- | wors current cvents and activit fs wow on full b pouliry, 437; aking, 395! (ne-reality of the peril and of the nec- {s cross and irritable. The sow | Jnian society wa lled to order by Be g, 2 b e sxop : of unifying all efforts to pro-|should be gentle and easily handied. | pai o S alled to orde members. | of local igterest. Its members | Miss Washburn, Miss Margaret| now the balf miillic mark age and ) | purpose of club work is to en-|a gestructive. insect that may quickly |cves. A blind sow is likely to step on| .. ¢ oy, = in the home | The following 2 Rac over, Miss Dor-{ Mcetings will be held on the se {ure recommend boys and girls to prepare for qp':@ad over very-large areas e 1 injure her: pigs. ~ Careful atten-|{Tc sl gr-h’ ':T% 94'at the Springs, officers were elected: Chairman, 3 3 o was vote Mondays. The firsi reg Ppisaters stock up imme and home making by carry- st energetic control work tion to these details at this time will| ©% [Fans | ine ¥ o Isadore T am . " I Sept. . Tan 1i be Monday eveni for t a n some home enterprise. The» . e, have a tendency to add to he value b Jiv | Arthur Cad ecretars, Mrs. Harold | charter privileses. 2 % > ho ralses a - pie; for esample| e | o he breeding herd and to the mum- | fd- the Masons dre to S e e, gl T e ARy Ce ot the D the animal ffeed it and JACK FROST APPROACHES her of pigs that may brought to ma- | i, K omicra of Wolcott Mrs. John Andrews, Mrs. Willis oriunity may communicate with the| SRR g o pe=pon ving ion fo facts est 3 | viting the adults in their families 3 er. Mat ooth. Mrs Mrs ney. The| rryville.—The fire comm club leader supplies him |, BY #lving attention 1o facts o2 (fiends. The committee Cady, Mrs. - C Dimmick,” ities | Delphian’ societs ie rapidly organizing | of the town of Plvmoutn have & I ; the farmers of the country from| Attention should also be paid to the| information and advica: SN0, PY LAS FCE IO TR MOVING TIME FOR PULLETS | ([uested that each Mason 'cont Nellie Fagar ar 4 5 ters throughout the (United|ed C. J. Carrigan as cnief he work and the re- [, R D0 nd Eardeners often may| September s moving time for the |something to the light refreshments to| (i e ¥ )0 communities have es- | deparimen Mr. Carrizan has acted oSt With the voungster | ave crops and money by protecting|hens and pullets which must be trans- | be served s for cultural thought| as tempor: e its go to him. also. | development and for! tfon of And vork is coming to be looked | ective »f keeping the bo; 1rms| their plantings from frost + o natance, o valley o depression ¢ e n regalar caton-anl for frost le a hill beside it may be visites { much S frequently. T well-recognized tendency e FOR “BETTER S|RES" near the surface in depr more or less inclosed . | Tome denser BP!PT Stoeck” | nearby hill ited States de- | frost Tiek in forreq from the range to their quar-| A meetinz held at Grange hall SEMAS =547 X ST Fall Opening CONTINUES TODAY AND TOMORROW | Coats, Suits, Dresses, Waists, Skirts, Rich Furs Goodyear Pneumatics Increase Truck Efficiency for C. B. 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