The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-28
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 Ia.s$assva -s farmers of Connecticut met IFv, 4l,. TTaw1ey yvzlle chapel, vest 1s 1sr discuss the milk quesuon. .sls. lls,,ae.tiyrs was under the sa1splces ol sie
 aoston Cshannber or an:.,s1t,,,-a1 E.s1sss,a ard the state board of aayI1coi- lS.s-s - sSe~f~ffng. Besides three repre- l-s,,fafivas of the Boston Cham per z SttsfsoTrsnnerce present, the other s,s 3e,odies were represented Dy lle-r - - IE~saIa ArtK1ur Sherwood Of 9aas1A'a. ~ 4E-s.e7s 49Esse-7 xs5,adz1led for chairman put not %,ai-,e present at the opening, L. r. #EzaaIev former master or tne seelee : Ess--arsse presided. The proceeoihss lS- s@rlzveza into,a a ttcElIizs over ndteeal 1.iAlN 1
 oroducers speaaz1n5, ana s-11s = e.zs E4oa questions propeunded by 1ne e4- gssv-tr fror,n Boston. The farmers were tf, state fully their experiences s,, aafryinx. and why they did not suc- stkrapszx in making the business or prO- 4sducing milk pay All who spofAe' res ras ttsFI, B. zrilsx business because it did not 4k;r,ssv Questioned as to the elements s1.v,fvvsx7 2 in their fadlufes, the cost of
 land the l1nrelia;bi1iry of the eHlployes ]l4he high cost of grain, lnsu1nclent 3e,s, sstrIT1traate withuut grain feeding the
 ,as+ Efe5v years, and chiefly the low 6nr5ce paid for milk by the purchasers EfTvey-e assiRred as the reasons for their kyFitaadrawa1 from the da1ry7ng pusl- Eness A consensns of opinion shoWed Ff1,a f 44zss low price received for the hh1raAJks output from to cents 3, quart, Issvasz staaS main trouble. The only man |IZ1uaao aaad he made 1t pay was Mr.
 zyink from 1Nerdden. He had been q Essetafler Of milk for years. but sold out E4o his son a few years ago, and his bsf1.afTsaas, now was to supply the latter lswith a superior class Of the lacteat Ea144a ferssyvl1tch he received 6 cents a r1qaart. This left him cent profit on keach of the four hundred quarts tsv11tch he sold daily He Kept Ebooks Accurately and found the aver Eage quart of milk produced by him Ecost him cents
 Thes meeting lasted all day, and the farmers showed interest in the pro- Ieeedinfs The officers brought their atenognphar along. and the data thus lobtafned if WAS explained, will be col Hated and presented to the efficiency Eboard for dissemination as to the methods to be adopted in the solution tof the perp1exing milk question. In fhe meantime the producersz were ex- fhorted 10 keep on in the work of milk 4product1ons .
 The Sandy Hooks win again meet the Athletics of Bridgeport at the 1znon baseball grounds. Sunday, at ID. m- ss
 4 badly battered LocomobiIe with k1aa number s77I4 in tow ofsa Wrecker swert through Main street yesterday sMfternoor1. On South Main street it nae& with another serious mishap. both rear wheels living off on tangent lines Into the roadside bushes just below D. 4C. Baeon,e. The leading Car stopped lat once, and the chauffeur hastened Eto pxck up the man who, steering the Ewrecked car, was pitched to the Eground fortunately escaping serious injuries, as he was able to limp to the fReat from which he had been so rude 5 kav tossed F A number of passing cars @tupned and their occupants offered Eassiatsnca which was declined, both lnaen incHning to be reticent. The ser Ev1ce car left at once in the direction Eof Brfdgeport fin charge of it's driver, IwniIe the other man held his seat in EH11e other car. In less than two hours 1fte service car returned with two new
 wheels which were quickly slipped into p1ace, the broken wheels were placed 4on rear and both cars cab1ed together 4slfpped away The Conn. automobile dsaaracsory shows that 377I1 is owned by Kinney-& Son, New Haven. | RTa4han O Herz, proprietor of Pond Lilly Farm 2, yesterday rendered a sur sDrfze picnic to the 125 or more inmates ks,f the summer colony of the New York fEsa1zt Side settlement which is located on Blanker Meadow Hill just across the Newtown line in Stepney. The
 first intfnnation the youngsters had of stTse proDosed treat was shortly after 3 o'clock when four farm teams with hay rieg1ngs under the charge of Louis Bslsker drove up to the door of their dumfci1e and asked for the ma