Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-20
TEN FARMERS MEETINGS

AT STOKES COLLEGE
 Ten farmers meetings are to be held at Storrs college during the first six days in August and farmers from all over Connecticut will be among those pres ent. Following are the various pro- grammes to be carried out:
 Farmers Day: Thursday, Aug. 5, s.3a a. m., and 10.30 a. m., demonstrations at departments; 11.30 a. m., sheep drive ; 12.So D. m., basket lunch 1.30 p. m, Some of the Agricultural Problems Ahead, address by s. L. Strivings, vice president, American Farm Bureau Fed eration; 2.30 p. m, live stock trade 3.30 p. m, demonstrations at departments 8 p. m., address by Sara Louise Arnold, dean of Simmons College, Boston, Mass. ; D. m, Aunt Dinah's Party Rev. George B. Gilbert Episcopal missionary in Mid dlesex county. After the address MT. Gil- bert will conduct a country social hour. Connecticut Poultry Association: Gall sessions will be held in armory). Tues day, Aug. 3. 1.30 D. m., address of well come, Charles l.. Beach, president, Con necticut Agricultural College; 1.45 p. m., Safe and Sane Progeny Tests, George Y. Smith, West Wilmington, Conn, ed iter, lecturer, for twelve years secretary of the Connecticut Poultry Association i; 2.30 D. m., Turkeys and Testing, Dr. L.. F. Rettger, bacteriologist, Storrs Experi- ment Station; 4.30 D. m., baseball game Poultrymen vs. Dairymen 8 p. m., Pay ing My Way Through College With Hens, Garry Miles. Goshen, Conn, freshman in the Connecticut Agricultural College, S.30 D. ni, Poultry Movies, educational firm, made and loaned by the poultry di- vision of the U. s. Department of Agri- culture at Washington.
 Wednesday, Aug flo a. m The 1925 Hen, Roy E. Jones, Storrs, Conn, exten- sion poultryman in the Connecticut Az ricultural College: 1o.45 a. m, Using Pullets for Breeders. A. ". Richardson, Durham, N. H., professor of poultry hus- bandry in New Hampshire state college 11.3e a. m. question box, everybody par ticipate 1.30 D. nl., four minute talks by Connecticut Poultrymen Who Are Max | ing Good, H. c. Ward, Danbury F. B. Williams, Naugatuck: L. A. Grouten, Pennington; P. c. H. Christiansen, Mad l ison; E. E. Griswold. Guilford 2 p. m., The Function of the Poultry Show, D. Lincoln Orr, Orr's Mills, N Y, secretary of the New York Poultry, Pigeon, and Pet Stock Associ . on; 2.3o D. m, Poul- 1 try Show Innovations in Connecticut, 1 Paul P. Ives. New Haven, Conn, secre- l tary of the association; D. m. What 1 Can. and Should the State Assoc alton Do i to Encourage Young Men Who Are In- | terested in Poultry? ". F. Kirkpatr ;-x 1
 bandry in the Connecticut Agrinul. ara l College; S.50 D. m., Poultry Movies, ed
 ucatoinal film, made and loane1 by the
 poultry division of the us. Department of Agriculture at Washington.
 l Connecticut Dairymen's Association: l Tuesday. Aug. 3, 1.30 p. n., Hay Mak. ing Machinery Demonstration arranged by Prof. H. L. Garrigus, Connecticu. Az iricuiturai College. Meet at Dairy Baln Ice Cream Making in the Home, dem
 onstration, Prof. R. c. Fisacr Connecti
 ture room, Dairy building; 23o p. n. The Milking Machine and the Dairy Far mer, Prof. Oscar Erf., Ohio State Uni
 versity. Address and demonstration Meet at tent near Dairy building; i.3t
 p. m., ball game Dairymen vs Poultry men, arranged by D. J. Miner, Conn Dairymen's Association and P. P Ives Conn. Poultrymen's Assn, meet at ath letic field; ' p. m., community singing
 meet at Hawley armory; D. m, Dairy Problems in Connecticut, Prof. P A Campbell, Connecticut Agricultural Col lege, meet at lecture room in Horticul ture building 8.45 D. m., motion pictures 1 Hawiey armory.
 l Wednesday, Aug. 4-1o3o a. m, Som' Facts and Observations About the Abor tion Disease, Systematically Made, G IC. White, Connecticut Agricultural Col lege; 1850 a. m., Channels of Infection lof Infectiuos Abortion L. F. Rettger Ph. D., Yale University; 11.10 a. m. Sterility in the Dairy Herd, w w Will liams D. V. S., Springfield, Mass, mee at tent near dairy building; 130 D. m. Growing and Making Silage, Prof Hen Try Dorsey, Connecticut Agricultural Col lege, meet at tent near dairy building
 2.50 D. m.. Mock Sale-Live Stock Valua tion, arranged by G. c. White, H. L Garrigus, and P. A. Campbell; auction ger, B. M. Granger, Thompsonville, Conn. sales manager J. G. Watson, Brandon 1 Vt. meet at tent near dairy building; ip. m., Advertising Dairy Products ir IConnecticut-Ten minute dscussN ns- I Our Opportunity, R. c. Fisher, Conn Agricultural College, Connecticut Diar! Food Council. H. J. Baker, Connection Agricultural College; What the Produce Could and Should Do, H. H. Meyers, O Connecticut Milk Producers Association What the Dealer Could and Should Do IC. G. Morris, New Haven Dairy Com Pany, and others, meet at Hawley arm
 ory, lecture room; 8.45 ?. n, motion pic
 lures, Hawley armory
 Connecticut Reekeepers' Association (All sessions will be held in the arnor,
 lecture room1, Tuesday, Aug. 3-1.30-. i
 ricultural College; 2-3 p. m, Is Beekeep ing Necessary for the Nurserynan? Ev
 erett B. Brown, Abingdon; 3.15-5 D. m Demonstration at Apiary, L. B. Gran dall, extension specialist in Beekeeping Connecticut Agricultural College; s-s E m., Influence of the Queen on the Hon ley Crop, George H. Rea, Cornell Uniyer
 sity.
 Il Wednesday, Aug. 4-sse-1o.1s a. m Beekeeping From a Dollar and Cent :, Point of View, A. E. Crandan, Berlin 1l-l6-11.45 a. m., Demonstration at Api
 ary-Queen Rearing Methods, A. E
 Crandall, Berlin; 1903 D. m, Plannin, for Next Years Honey Crop, George H
 Req Cornell University.
 II Connecticut Swine Growers Associa tion: Friday, Aug. 6, session will be hel,
 in the armory; e.30 a. m., Hog Choleri
 and Hemorrhagic Speticemia, c. L. Col ton, deputy commissioner of domestic an irnals, Hartford, Conn. 10 a. m., Easter1 Hog Management Professor Tomhave Il a. m, Trip to the Piggery.
 Connecticut Pomological Society: Wed nesday, Aug. 4-1.30 D. m., packing ant
 marketing the apple crop, to be discussed l by growers, managers of cooperative
 fruit association, commission merchant and cold storage managers, meet at ths
 horticulture building; D. m., Demon
 strations at Orchards. Liquid and dus