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CESKA MACDALENA'
Dejepisna novela re XIV. stol cd F. Schulze.

.skych a cele slechte polske, n.y.
brz lidu obecnem, ktery We
SVEN krai uvykl spatrovati ne
ohrozeneho hrdinu a sfastneho
rzsifovatele rise, a pro tyto
vlastnosti shovivave pohlfzel
na jeho nevazanost v zivote
manzelskem.
Milostnice ceska nabyvala
mad MIN moci co den vetsi a o.
krozovala celou jeho rekovnou
povahu a valecnou podnikavost
TAX nahla byla zmena We We
skerem jednani Kazlmirove, ze
Ise vysvetlovala toliko nebla-
,,hym, zahubnym pIsobbnim ne
|navidene Cesky. Cd te chvfle,
GO ona sc usadila ma Wawelu,
kral jakoby byl pozbyl nekdej-
siho sveho valecneho ducha.
z Cervene Rusi, pred sestna-
cti lety Jim samym takovou
slavou podrobene zezlu polske-
niu, dochazeji zpravy 'vellch
znepokojujici. Vzdviha pry Sc
tam odpor proti Wade polskeho
krale tou merou, ze tamejsim
urednikum poiskym uz Sc W.
hrozuje vypuzenim nebo povra
zdenim.
Kdyby takova zvest jeste
pred ctyrmi mesici byla stihla
do Krakova, kral pul noci by
hyl vsed ma kone a v cele bojov
In'kav, cekajicich jen ma powell
ljeho, byl by padil potriti vzpou
ru. Dnes odbyva posly, kteri
mu pfinesli zpravu O hrozive
bouri ma Cervene Rusi, nevrle a
mrzute, ably pry uradnici, KITE
rez tam ustanovil, povinnosti
'svych byii dbalejsi proti bu-
i'icum 81 vsi prisnosti zakrocili,
ze jiste vsechno bude Ease br-
Ivy poradku.
Jindy kral Kazimir nebyl by
odepjal zelezny krunyr hrdin
ske hrudi sve, pokud by zpup-
neho puvodce odboje nebyl sko
~ pred sebou prach. Nyni ne
nMze 81 vymaniti z Opojneho
,objeti svudne Prazky, nemuze
odolati sladkym septum chytre
Cesky, nechava v pochve reza-
yeti polsky mec, V koutech
zbrojnic trouchniveti polske
prapory, ma mekkych lozich a
U plnych korbeLuv hyonut pol
|skou silu!
"Ach, CO Sc to stale naSim
Kralem!" bedovali rytiri
,zErojnosi po Krakove a krajich
'polskych. "Utonul v osidlech ci
IZl krasavice! Rakovske jeho "a
Inc zapomnelo mavati mecem
objima hebkou siji rozmarile
zenstiny; sokoli oko odvyklo
postrehovati nepritele ma siro-
sable stepi, a pase Sc nyni ma
ynadach carodejne zdletnice!'
TAX truchlili Polaci mad
sym kralem po hradach a tyr
zich, rovnez jake v domech
n.estskych a V chatach vesnic-
kych. Zarmutek mad hynouci,
'pokleslou muznou mysli re-
kovnosti jeho rozestrel Sc pc
cclem kralovstvi poiskem, Sc
yrel mys.i, zachmuiil tyare
vsech vernych Poiakuv.
A horem mad upadkem hr-
dinnosti kralovy pribyvalo hne-
WI proti puvodkyni jeho zma-
latnelosti, pani Kristine. Jeden
pocit nenavisti vzplanul v srd-
cich polskych proti nj, tezk5
kletby stihaly jeji jmeno. Vr-
choiu pax sveho dostoupila roz
horlenost naroda po,skeho pro-
ii nj, kdyz z Mazovska, pripo-
jeneho k risi polske teprv roku
lninuleho, dosly do Krakova
zvest!, re tamejsi knizata sbi-
rajl branny lid .chtejice poku-
ri G., ~ ,cxy,.x ooi =, 11rr.JGnSko
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-07
Roman

Asi zashodinu vratil Sc zrize
nee z ulice Marcadet a prinesl
uspokojjvou zpravu. Nynf zane
chal spravce nadrazfvsech pri
snych opatreni, udelil obema
otcovske napomenuti jak by sc
budoucne chovati nell a pax
je propustil.
Kdyz Trompelet a Trutat ny
nj nadrazi opousteli, byly uply
nuly dive hodiny cd te dolby co
prijel vlak z Nancy, cili jinymi
slovy: co Jim Rouguin uplachl.
Odbyla hodina pulnocni.
Dvakrate, v sedm a osm no
din NELL Rouguina We svych ru
kou a dvakrate 81 We sve d'a-
belske schytralosti a dovedno-
sti z Mich ztropil blazny - po
prve We SVEN bytu, podruhe ma
nadrazi.
Pratele nasi sli mlcky .jeden
"a druhym, jsouce Sc sebou sa
mymi velice, nespokojeni. Oba
NELL tutez myslenku: Kdy re Sc
Jim Ease naskytne tax dobra
prilezitost? Ami We snu nemohli
Sc oddavati nadeji, re Sc Jim
to jeste jednou zdari.
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DrObne
Oznarrlky

PRIJME Sc zehlic ma muzske
kabaty. Haste Sc v els. 1860
e. C3. st. 1O-7
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PRlJMOU Sc kovari zamec
nici ma stalou praci pfi dobrem
platu. Haste Sc Vlchek Tool
Co. 1O7O9 Quincy ave. 1O-8
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QUINCY AV. roh E. 81. ul.
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QUINCY AV. roh E. 81. ul.
Telefony:
Bell, Garfield 1881.
Guy. Princeton 2O87-K
Poradni hodiny:
Cd 8 do 1O:hodin rano.
Cd q do. A hodin odpoledne.
Cd Z do s holm veGer.
V nedeli cd 10 do IL h. rano
Obydli roh Union a E. 100 ul.
Telefon Bell Broadway 1371-J
Guy. Union 74O-L
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KAPITOLA XXXXI.
POzdni navsteva u Valentino.
Trudne brali sc oba pratele u
lici d'Alfemagne dale, ably Wy
hledali Valentino. Nalezli jej
donna. Vzdor pozdni hodine Sc
del mlady muz jeste u svych
knih a pilne pracoval. Po spa
trent kyselych oblicejd obou mu
II nebylo mu tezko uhodnou
tt, re Sc prihodilo neco dulezite
no.
Valentin tazal sc po prici-
mach pozdni navstevy. Vypove
deli mu sva dobrodruzstvi.
Mlady muz zustal nejakou
dobu v zamySleni. ''Nesmime 81
zoufati pochybovati o tom, re
muze toho konecne prece jeste
lapime," ujal Sc slova.
"Nemusime jej nyni hledati
v ulici Lafayette, kdez Sc, po
delSi dobu media videti - row.
nez tax ma dGm v avenue du
Bois-de-Boulogne, ktery5. jsme
kdysi prohledali, patrajice po
Gabrielle" minil Trutat. "Oba
tyto jeho utulky jsou nam dobre
znamy. a Rouguin jest prilis chy
try, nez ably Sc tam dal lapiti a
obzvlaste nyni, kdy bude dvoj
nasobne opatrny a pozorny, bu
de obtizno jej vysliditi."
"A tim spise, by bylo mono" "
vpadnul mu Trompelet do reci,
"ze jeste teto noci aneb Ultra
PaTlz opusti, ably Sc odebral do
Anglie neb Ameriky.
'Prijd'te Ultra rano Ease ku
mne!" rozhodnul Valentin. -
"PGjdeme pax spolu k Murado
vi a tam Sc mGzeme uraditi. ~
Bud'tez vsak bezpecni," pokra
coval mlady muz, "necht' 81
Rouguin kamkoliv We svete upr
chne, Murad jej tam zasahne
A muz ten must zemriti, ably
zlociny sve odpykal."
"A on nam nesmi uniknou
til" prayil Trutat.
''Ze must zemriti?" oval sc
Trompelet. "To by bylo pills
sladke. A vynajdu-li prostredek
jenz by byl ku splaceni jeho dlu
hi silnejsim, vsak ia no pouzi
il! Budu tom premysleti a ma
leznu neco krutejsiho. Poradi-
me Sc O tom spolu, Trutate -
Oba navstevovatele chystali
sc jiz k odchodu; podali' 81 S Va
lentinem ruku a obratili Sc ku
dvef'lm - pojednou vsak stanu
Ii j naslouchali. Pc schodech 0
zyvaly Sc kroky muze nahoru
stupujiciho. Zastavil Sc muz v
prvnim patre? Nikoliv, on stou
pal do roschodi druheho.
Valentinovi prudce busilo sr
dee. Vnitrni jakysi hlas mu ma
povidal, ze navsteva ia plati je
mu. Obaval Sc zle noviny. Ceho
vseho Sc nemohl obavati? Ca
briela mohla Sc nalezati v me-
bezpeci, n1ohla byti zranena,
srnrti Mizka.
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fRONAJME Sc byt o Z poke.
ich, koupelna, puda, tepla vo.
da a jine zarizeni. Haste Sc v
{. 1897 Broadway. :?
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PRONAJME Sc domek O 5 po-
koJich ma E. n ul. Haste Sc v
e.. ZZ1O r. 70 ul. lO-9
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

the U Department through which all their men ana forces are county It is coordinatng special organizations interested in same agricutuay able to work together
 with the Farm Bureau, represented organization which consists or Economies Director city of the county These town meetings of the members hedn each town during October and At the time commit elected with the directors chaimen formulate plans of work and nave led1ate supervision of carrying out the program &
 auties of Town Committees.
 Town Agricultural and Home Economies committees the Bureau
 discuss local problems to assist formation of the wide plans for work and adapt program locally formulating a will eventually solve problems responsibility of members of the
 present committee meetings and that sensible practical progressive program adapted to the adopted 5:s
 for the community the desired community solving local problems meetings institutes, extension schools, club work field demonstrations and the like. The mainainence churches associations activities the drector aim compete with such local them
 
 conditions communities Farm with the grange demonstration institute of demonstrations girls home economies club the work of the grange In simply assists grange which the work it's program.
 for the the active the people community informing work arranging the advertising meetings demonstrations soliciting securing memberships a5r t~.s
 Privieges Committee Men. 7
 Town Committeeman, both and recog- nzd leaders of the Farm Bureau work in the community They
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LISBON.

in poultry selection the farm of James Old Hen Week September About birds denonsator points indications of whether the birds themselves be disposed 14 such demonstrations given in the county which 502 birds handled S91 Ss Gil 406 rejected The 02 birds laid eggs the the the week following decrease Of 5S reduced three meetings have been held in the es of girls belong
 junior home economics club milk producers local
 anzed have been assisted .n securing 25 have their farns 27 members of the
 Bureau and 5g Joined U S food administration elected are James Graham J. H Kennedy H. Kendall.
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GRoToN.

At the Bureau Home Economies Chairman, Mrs F. D. uddle series of canning demonsra tions weregfven three Mystic school auditorium Pitcher and Mrs Colby In roton borough children sisted food production number gardens canning the seventh and eighth grade girls in the junior food girls of the held beans taken McKensies beans Farm visits farms 4s members 800 pledge cards for the town under the direction Schoonmaker
 Crouch, Avery, de Mrs George Bilderbeck Mrs Lund. Miss Ellen Nord felt Mrs. F. J.. Schoonmaker.
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other will meet at the Baltic Town Hall with Miss Drescher as local leader. The girls are to meet once a month to at tend a demonstration on one of the F lessons of cooking and housekeeping, which they are to carry out in their homes, or the academy. A record of the work is to be kept by each club member.
 Canning demonstratiops have been given at Han oyer and Baltic, 5S7 pledge cards have been signed; 15 are Farm Bureau mem : bers and six farms have been visited. The Agricul- turaI committee are Ali son B. Ladd, Jr.. Alba Cote, Orrfne Stewart. w. s. Lee, Rev. Chas. Smith. Home Economics commit tee. Mrs. G. J. Burr, Mrs. Ruth Park, Miss Agnes Brennan.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
NORTH sroNiNeToN.

The Home Makers school talks and demonstrations The Bread Making Planning Daily Meals Feeding of Children Well Planned Kitchen Vegetables" Milk Dishes Meat and Wheat Substitutes made by some Of the brought school library home economics books and magazines furnished Dairy farm poultry the developed Tor the mem wo-days extension school being arranged for this pig members poultry cuing given cost production figures from daiymen; testing
 being done milk producers local organized in the grange fair Two canning given beans for silage farms two Junior Home with Ruby Park leader There members; ited and 1s9 food pledge Philip Gray and Mrs. J. D. Avery. -
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
LYME.

Lyme decided that load of lime could operatively of committee
 elected to take the orders the being deposited at the local bank the ordered shipped sight draft Upon arrival each his directly and in this simple supplies might purchased wholesale Three canning demonstrations and two pc meetings been interests conservation pledge cards have visited their and milk tested One bean pruning stration given Bureau whose committees Raymond Strong Hungeford Nathan Morgan Will Caples J. C. Stark Lee T. Bill R. L. Harding Daniels Mack Wm Marvin, Mrs Mary Bill Mrs Charles Peck
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EAST LYME.

One of the Bureau orchard tonrue,nent which consists of giving instruction assistance in n1nng and individual assistance In 1916 county agent m
 tion with Farm Bureau Director Eidredge conducted
 successful pruning and in the chard of C. Heon In 1917 pruning were given in Flanders and Boston Sixty ronie received the benefit of these demonstraons attended ming demonstration and 351 signed pledge cards meeting of 800 interested in swine Branford Farm. to farmers were assisted in securing eeds securing era farm 25 have visited on their nine are members of the Farm Bureau. -NN5~-.1
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OLD LYME

Mrs Charles H. Moss of liberal contributors loyalty generosity by equpng of the efficient canneries in the state
 basement supplied with three gasoline retorts running water stoves tables kettles bowls all the small utensils The plan of work and supervision done daughter canning drying given divided their time regularly each week total of 5017 vegetables S2 families of the community minimum charge which, after 12 cents taken reorts divided workers for the day campaign the town has 26 signers and successful food production work carried Three boys of the there have been poultry cul a teachers club There 5 Farm Bureau visits have The agricultural committee R. Thomas A. Weaver Waldo ning D. Caukins, Haynes The commit Farwel, Mrs T. Haynes, Mrs. Cone H. Foote, Mrs. G. Griswold.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

oi udy dI (s D. I Oi n D 1db1 Ius At milking time, each cows feed is weighed, her milk weighed and tested for butter fat, and cost ac- counts kept on the farm business. This has re- suited in the selling of seven unprofitable cows and a grade bull; and changing the business from a retail cream trade to a wholesale milk bus ness which. allows MT. York more time on the
 farm. Assistance has all so been given in securing labor, pruning the orchard;
 culling out the poultry flock and in reducing the grain bills by securing more economical rations and putting soy beans in
 the silo. The Farm
 Bureau has 12 members in
 Stonington; has given
 three canning demonstra-
 tions, has assisted 20
 farmers; 799 food cards
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

The Farm Bureau Is 'an organization of al persons, institutions and organiza- tions in the County that are interested in better agriculture and country life and the successful carrying out of the war program of agricultural production and conserva- tion. 7,
 It unites with. the U. is. Government and the State in the employment of a County Agricultural Agent, who is the agricultural director within the County. It is quite as much in terested in the work of Home Economics Demon stration, boys and girls club work, and the work of the various specialists as it is in the demonstra- tions carried on under the direct supervision of the County Agent.
 It is the authorized County representatiye of
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

elected president another elected secretary and Charles A. Hagberg ure The election of the agricultural rector in each body of A men representing county ute the board of directors of Bureau This appoints the members of the standing committees which the county agricultural board the finance and membership committees bers the publicity committee of three and the execu tive committee of members chairman of the first committees together with retay constitute committees which the central administrative head of the Farm Bureau
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LEBANON.

When the New London County Pig Club organized last spring Ralph Taylor joined secured Branford TEese boys together with Il others started months contest that protab Taylor pleased his Berkshire Roscoe feeding him considerable rik which resulted his winning
 
 supply of pork by 2Ss8 valued s4513s
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

are brought into frequent contact with the Farm Bureau staff of workers,
 extension specialists, and leaders throughout the state. The nation looks to them in these doubtful times to take the lead in federating agricultural forces for national de- fense. Secretary Houston says: Upon the agricul- tural interests rests in large measures the final responsibility of winning the war" Town commit teemen by helping others help themselves in infor- nation. inspiration and general development.
 Annually the members from all over the county meet at Norwich on the first Saturday in December for election and other business. The annu a l meeting this year was held on December 1st at which time c P Rnshnan was
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
BOzRAH.

The most valuable work of the Bureau the pas year has been the organization of the in the county Bozrab ducers like many others were selling milk every man himself delivering to fantc where it netted organization the milk being collected truck at the Abel secretary association which hss twelve members Bozrah has had canning demonstrations at Fchvle hal has junior home economies c, of ss members 10 farmers have been farms one assisted with beans nine of the Farn Bureau
 and 160 signed food pledge cards is in charge Gideon Dickinson, Elijah Abel Nelson Stark Grapdy John S. Sullivan, H. D. Beard Albert Avery and Mrs Fan psrr Alice Bishop Miss Mary Mccarthy Mrs Ethel Fast,n ana Mrs Judson Miner. <,
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

$3403 making profit each member $S55 boy pig
 poultry selection demonstration held Chestnut F three canning demonstrations milk producers local organized sage demonstrations were carried with cooperating farmers
 
 in their farms and Lebanon 65 of juvenile stock judging lessons assisted joined the U administration Commit Hoxe F. N. Taylor F. O.. Brown Seth Odn N ldanning Abei R. York Sweet H. Sweezey Mrs, B. R. York; Mrs. r. Taylor and Miss A.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

many taking him for lacking prepotenoy snon by sleepy and carriage underszed being throughout Many of these qualities average bulls Franklin has had canning demonstration lecture food substutes sgners Farm Bureau members secured for four milk organized;
 milk survey records taken; and two bean conducted Farm Bureau committees Agricultural Armstrong; Director Economies Childs tor Mrs l. P Aver Mrs. F. S. Armstrong, H. Mrs. E. Mitchell
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
SALEM.

establish soy seed in New London county the neccut Agricultural Experiment farmers with selected of Director Clifford. experiment station has found able siiase eight bushels visited farms 10 attended demonstrations and milk One public lecture substitutes given 50 signed food pledge eight Bureau. The l. D. Clifford, Gilbert Murray Morgan Mrs Charles alona Mrs Charles Beebe Karl Mrs. G. Murray. ssesr SPRAGUE.
 Junior Home Economies formed-one acting as nc
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

milk association 5o members of the Farm charge D. Mccarthy. H. J. Lark w Llibridge. Wheeler, Frank Avery George Le Henry BenlSer George Deshefy Harrington, N. E. Whiting, F. A. Gallup R. Beetham and Mrs J. D. Mccarthy Mrs H. J. Larkham Mrs. Susan Lalibridge
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
FRANKLIN.

campaign launched in the county by the exhibit the County Fair of the large pure bred oen belonging Aver grade bull or the breed. bred bull living example of all in good sire vgor good lines, clear eye hair masculnity rugged cons
 tuon, showing breeding qualities that should lead herd The other bull illustrated feminin to marked degree
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
MoNrNLLE5

Montvle has had three canning food carus had orchard poultry cuing caponizing Demonstrations poultry survey 25 farmers have visited Cook agricultural director Dart mics director.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
coLcHEsrER

The Farm Bureau organized milk oroducerx in -o,. chester and nghboring towns; with the lectures and extension school secured seed for farnefs made 57 farm visits food lectures onstaons supervised alfalfa plots and sec,ea
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
GRIsWoLD.

swod secured 552 sgners of the pledge has had canning demonstrations has members Bureau member of the testing work county agent sold F bushels of Director A. Young local
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
NORWICH TOWN.

The picture taken the 1srkham and shows the weighing of sample soy sage which to be anazed for food value
 tura Experiment Station This field raised 159 per Is cent of which soy while stalks 30 per cent On l. F. Fellows yield acre was obtained P cent of which beans which
 by count showed 60 cent The of the North well maurcd the Brook and in the latter Mammoth Yellow. straons conducted Norwich Town published when complete and field meeting farm of N D. Whiting to give farmers general opportunity to the work for themselves institute assist the farmers with their feeding problems of work accomplished by the Farm Bureau the past demonstrations demonstrations poultry selection demonstration: survey lecture canning demonstrations the securing of seeds 20 farmers been given assistance their fas four boys pig club farmer in the testing
 club has been organzed farm assistance Association and
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

The Farm Bureau greatest and effective rnet for tbe reconstrcton agriculture has ever created. sf
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.VoLUNToWN.

VULUNI OVN.
 Bureau meeting held Noluntown in Novem- Charles H. Barber Benjamin Gallup Thomas Charles Pratt elected the committee Mrs C. W. Chafeld, Miss Bidwe Tanner Gallup end Mrs Charles Barber the home economics miee. During the pledge 142 eight visited has three members in Voluntown.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
Bureau National Defense
 

Kanahan. Frank Johnson. Fred Kanahan, Reynolds Mrs James Graham. Mrs IL J. Kendall Mrs H.
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PRESTON.

years Farm Bureau Director Barnes has
 
 championship He already sold considerable for all a surplus to sell There growing lets Preston culng demonstrations canning
  home economies extension pruning milk producers local The furnished speakers 50 individual help S4 members Bureau committees P. Hollowel A. B. Burdck, N. Hall Service Hal Mrs. A. E Burdick Wm. Crary Mrs. Miller Mrs. N. Ha Mrs Nellie Maine Mrs John Peckham Eckford Pendeton Miss Holowel and H Pamen . sToNNGToN
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
LEpYARp.

Home Economies Clubs have been organized. Ferry six under Miss Chapman Miss sturs Cider Hill district Miss Watrous Iarnbstown club six in the Mystic district Miss Ffnnegan For 12 weeks the club takes cooking housekeeping the and month club meeting is held for demonstration each club member and at the of the test who faithful will be rewarded.
 Bureau has assisted Ledyard in securing seeds, lectures for the canning sations organizing milk producers; "A farmers 80 signed the food cards Cow testing work is being Committees G. F. Goodenoug, Clark, Lamb Irving urlbut Harry Morgan, w Allyn and Mrs
 Fnnegan Mrs J. Clark, Mrs. G. Montgomery Caroline Freeman and Mrs A. D. Barrett
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
NEW LONDON.

New London carried campaign under the Chamber Commerce John Humphrey having active charge from the Vocational school board horticultural
 society, National League for Womens Service Funds to were raised by the Chamber of Commerce in New London e5 of land plowed fitted dV1de6 into $50 plots and assigned city dwelrs who would not otherwise have planted garden Manufacturers 2 acres to their employees potatoes One thousand school children Norwich
 London received supervision small gardens In New London three public meetings held vatiop five drying given and ssso pledge cards signed members the
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01
WATERFORD

In Waterford 1s members have on farms by the county who spoke at the and carried bean demonstration One poultry held onstration canning making 371 signed food pledge reau and Mrs. W. A. Conkin town economies committee.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

members of the Farm Bureau whose directors are Clayton Annie Avery. @zs s-4s \
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-01

signed cub Farm Bureau committees C. E. York; Ferdinando Wheeler; Joseph Noyes A StiverS Wheeler, H. and Wheeler
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Value of the Farm Bureau to New London County

Value of the Farm Bureau to New London County.
 It is impossible estimate dollars the value Of all the work of the Farm Bureau
 that the organization of milk producers increased tho income of the county $Sf00O n the first home ment increased food production value netting the gardeners s009 above the poultry selection straons saved S20n worth of poultry feed S1S0e cured in federal loans $70O treating for disease the pig club increased the supply pork by pounds valued at si5o and raise fer