The Newtown bee., 1904-01-15
Ten Pages.
EDITORIAL INK. DROPS.

EDITORIAL INK DROPS. Tie excellent and esteemed Litch- field Enquirer is out with new dress, and THE BEE extends hearty congrat- l ulations. Editor Woodruff is without doubt the handsomest editor in Litch- field county, and it is very proper that he should send out a good looking paper geographically. When Editor Wood- ruff dons his silk hat and sallies' forth he might easily be mistaken for a capitalist, a doctor of divinity or congressman. He is blessed with a strong mental equipment, and so is no wise handicapped in the battle of life. He is one of those fellows whose lines are Cast in pleasant places. It isn t his fault that he was born rich, and lives on Litchfeld hill, which sent out Beecher, Andrews and other great men.
 To Hon H. O. Averill of Washington the editor is indebted for the official program and premium list of the 23d annual convention of the Connecticut Dairymen's Association to be held at Hartford, January 20 and 21. The program presented is of exceptional merit. The successful dairyman of to-day is such only by the exercise of a good degree of intelligence. Much of his information has been gathered at the dairy convention. As matter of business importance THE BEE urges every dairyman to attend this conven- tion. At time when. dairying is being put to the severest test, those interested have striven to secure speakers of practical thought. Support the convention by your presence, and strengthen the association by becom. ing one of it's members. The program for the meeting in detail is as follows || WEDNESDAY,. 300 a. m. Arranging Exhibits. 1030 Address of Welcome, By His Honor Mayor Sullivan Response, by President Birge. Address,
 By His Excellency Governor Chamberlain.
 11.3O Address by T. L. Haecker of Min. nesota, Professor of Dairy Illus. bandry, University of Minnesota Economical Feeding For Milk Il Production.'' 1.30 p. m. Testing Butter Exhibit. Judge, Orrin Bent, Boston
 200 Address by Hon H. c. Adams o1 Il Wisconsin, .on the live topic o1 the day, "Money Making ir II Dairying."
 Discussion. Come prepared to ask and answer questions. II Address by Hon H. o. Averill Commissioner on Domestic An imals. Domestic Animals ald Their Diseases" EVENING SESSION. 7.3O p. m. Address by Dr E. H. Jenkins, Con necticut Experiment Station II New Haven, "Commercal Feed- ing Stutfs on the Market
 500 An illustrated lecture by Clarence B. Lane, Assistant Chief Dairy Division, Agricultural Depart
 ment. Washington, D. O., For
 age Crops, Their Yield and Con-
 parative Value or Six Months
 Food for the Dairy Herd"
 THURSDAY,
 1000 a. m. Presidents Annual Address. l Reports of Secretary and Treasur- l CT.
 Report of Auditor. | Election of Officers.
 Officers to- be Elected-President, 1 vice-president, treasurer. and l one director from each of the following Counties: Litchfield, l Fairfield, Middlesex and Holland 11.3O Address by George H. Ellis of Bos- 1 ton, Mass, Producing and Handling Milk for the Retail Trade"
 200 p. m. Address by Prof l.. A. Clinton of Connecticut Agricultural Col- lege, Economics of Dairying in Connecticut Discussion.
 l 2.45 Address by J. W. Sanborn of New Hampshire, Essential Points in Management of Dairy Herd.'' Discussion.
 The touching little story on Page 10, "How Joe Found His Christmas"