Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-29
NORWICH SPEAKERS
 FOR FARMERS' WEEK

Frank W. Browning Of Norwich will address the meeting of the Conuecti- legs on Thursday. Aug. 7tli. his topic to be The Outlook for the Pea oh Growing Industry. Another speaker will be Allan Latham of Norwich the Connecticut Beekeepers' associa . ton "Wednesday evening. Aug. s. on Practical Results of Experiments .i;1 Apieulture. Storrs and the programs for the vari- ous state associations will be as fol- lows:
 Monday. Aug 4. Connecticut Poultry association. Hawiey armory. President Ives presiding: 2 D. m., address of welcome, President c. l.. Beach. Con necticut Agricultural college; a.so p. rn.. New Opportunities for Conpecti- cut Poultry Raisers. Prof. W. F. Kirk patrick, Connecticut Agricultural col lese: D. rn-.a Productive Foods for Poultry, Prof. Harry sR. Lewis New Jersey Agricultural college: 4 to 5.so D. n1.. inspection of the international egS laying contest; f to $50 D. n.. meeting of the executive. committee of the asSocia ton.
 Monday evening. Aug. 4 Connecticut Poultry association- HawIey armory-: :: 7:0 D. u1., The Poultry Show in New Light, Roy E. Jones. extension Poul- tryInan. Connecticut Agricultural col lege: s D. ul- illustrated address, Blackboard Outlines, Illustrating breed and variety characteristics. Judge W. II. Card, Ma ncllester; g p.In.. stunt night of the Thousand Dollar Poultry club boys. .-s
 Tuesday, Aug 5. Connecticut Poul- try association, .Hawley armory: 9.3o Commercial Poultry < Raising. Prof. Harry R. Lewis New Jersey A gricui- tural college; f0.15 a. na.. TEs Pullet is Mothe~ of tfA Fer ~ N. Warner, 5T1:- y Principles e Breeding. E. V. Sinnott, professor of botc ny And --ene tics, Con- necticut Asri cultural college Gin con nection with Connecticut Dairy mems association). S Connecticut Da;rymen's. associa ton, classroom, Haw1ey arnory. President Mitchell presiding: 10 a. m. Recent Progress in Connecticut Dairving. G. c. White: professor of dairying,' Con- necticut A Agricultural college: Il Q. m., Facts and Principles of Breeding. E. W. Sinnott. professor of botany and genetics, Connecticut Agricultural col Poultry associa ton. ma in hall, Hawley arnory): 1.S0 p. nl., utility dairy stock. illustrated by demonstration judging, dairy building. Hon Robert ScovilIe and Hon. J. W. Alson- trustees, Con- necticut Agricultural college; 2.sO D. m. Pra ctical Points from Practical Men (eiSht minutes each):. The Wind | ham County Movement fore Better | SLOciE. t- D. foOfAerOEs past president 1 Connecticut Dairynnen's associa ton; l Glover and Alfalfa. H. I. Todd, farmer: Forage Demonstrations. Henry Dorsey extension grononaist, Connecticut 1 Agricultural se college: Accredited Herds Cornnais missioner Whittlesey; Milk ] Campaigns, L.. A. Bevan,y county agri- | cultural agent. Fairfield county. f&l- A Tuesday, Aug 5. s,15 D. m.. Hawley | armory:. Address of welcome. Presi- dent c. l.. Beach; moving pictures refreshm ents and social get to gether l Wednesday,. Aug. 6. Farmers day: l g. 10 and II a. sla., inspection Of build : | ings and, field trips under the. directiot | of. selected guides; t1.30-12. exhibitdo,, | of si,eep driving by the shepherd and his dogs in front Of ma n buiiding; 12-1-so p. rl, basket. lunchs under tie trees; So D. m. parade of dairy cat tie, beef cattle: ana ,herses:, 2 D.. n sueakipg. President G.. L. Beach pre- siding, address tto2tc. tos be. snnourcei 7eter). President c. L.a Butterfeld, actusetts. Agricultural college; Possibilities si1 Marketing in. c,onne-ti- cut, Guy c. Smith. director of bureau nf markets Pennsylvania and late field agent in marketing in Connecti- cut; Agrcultural Educa tions for the Boys in France. H.eJ. Baker. director