Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-15

G. C. White. Connecticut Agricultural college
 .s.30 D. m.-Babcoek test demonstra- ton, Mir. H. F. Judkins. Connecticut
 7.a0. p. m.-Address, How to Con duct a Milk and Cream Exhibit. Prof. J. A. Mclean, Massachusetts Agricultural college.
 S.S0 p. m-Address, Opportunities Of Home Making Mrs. H. F. Blake, New Britain, Conn.
 The agents plans are as follows: He proposes to ask number Of the business men of Norwich and New London and any farmer who has an auto to give this day up to the in terests of the Improvement League and Better Agriculture and go to Storrs, taking three or four other farmers with him. If man has three particular friends whom he cares to invite, well and good; otherwise we ask the farmers who wish to go to send their name by phone or letter to the agent immediately and provision will be made for them. Also men with autos who are interested and willing are asked to send their names and the number of persons they can car ry. As it is not known as yet how many autos can be secured those farmers that send in their names first will be the first to be accommodated.
 
 automobile >will leave Norwich at 9.45 a. m., arriving at the college around eleven o'clock. Each man is asked to provide himself with a basket lunch A place to eat lunch togeth- CT will be provided and the time from ther to the programme starts will be spent in looking over the grounds and getting acquainted It will be decided at that time by popular vote as to whether we will stay for the evening programme.
 Names should be sent in early, re- , membering the date is Tuesday, July 2Sth. and it is the hope to make htis big day for New London county.
 Another meeting which the agent wishes to call the farmers atten- tion to Is to be held on the farm of J. W. Alsop, Avon, Conn, next We'd nesday, July 18th. This Is a field meet ing of the Connecticut Guernsey club. of the New England Tobacco Grow CTS association, of the Connecticut Dairymens' association, of the Con tion, and the Connecticut Leaf To- bacco Board of Trade. This is held on MT. Alsops Woodford farm, which supports a heard of nearly one hun dred pure bred Guernsey cattle, has an irrigating plant installed, has many other features which will be of great interest to all. A big meeting is as- sured and 1t is hoped that New Lon don county will be we'll represented. The agent is ready to supply informa- ton in regards to how to get there, etc.
 Through the kindness of the Bulletin, column for the County Agent. will be given hereafter in the Saturday is sue of each week, in which notice of the coming weeks work will be given, nottce of coming meetings, which will be held for the farmers interest in various parts of the state, and a discussion of timely topics will be given. The weekly papers and New London papers will also contain whatever material goes into this is sue. so that all in the county may be better acquainted with what the agent l is doing and what he hopes to do in | the near future. All should watch this | column, and if there are any further | questions regarding topics contained l therein or if there are any topics which l anybody would like discussed, note of l the same should be sent to the agent.