Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-02
Daniesons Blg Dollar Day. Saturday, August 9th, 1921
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which will be held in the southern part of the county Aug. II, The purpose of the trip is to give the farmers in the county the opportunity of visiting each other and of seeing demonstrations. that will familiarize them with recent ad- vances along agricultural lines. Lest year fleet of 40 automobiles made the trip through the northern section of Windham county, and Mir. Davis expects that an even larger number will take the trip this year.
 The farmers will assemble at o'clock at Lewis Ayerili's orchard near Pomfret railroad station; here the orchard man agement deno1 stration that was started early in the spring will be inspected. The trees here, MT. Davis says, are in won derful condition and clearly show what can be accomplished through, proper care and management. From here the party will go to Abingdon, and 2 stop of a few minutes will be made at the John R. Stromberg farm. where MT. Stromberg's pure bred Guernsey bull will be ex- hibited
 The third stop will be at William S Warren's in Eastford MT. Warren has one of the largest dairy farms in the town, and this will be visited. A herd of | Holstein cattle. including number of pure-breeds, will be shown. The party | S0 George Bowen farm, also in Eastford. Here a herd of Ayrshire cattle will be seen. MT. Bowen owns number of val-8 uable> pure breeds. Mir. Bowen is strong advocate of the Ayrshire. MT. Davis tates, because he feels that they are among the best foragers and are particu- larly adapted to farms of his. type. ! The last stop before noon will be at 1 Kingsley Browns in Windharn. Mir. | -f l present. Here will be shown a number If 2oxSO hen houses. which is the regu- | lar Storrs house. A, number of these in process of construction will be explained. A number of Sx12 colony houses, in which are cold stove breeders will also be shown. Those on the. trip will eat I their basket lunch at the Brown farm, and following this there will be short talk upon some topic of interest to farm CTS
 After lunch the party will proceed to Thomas Mara's, Wndhanl. This farm is small but practical general farm MT. Mara has a wonderful soy bean crop, some or them growing alone. and about three acres which are growing in with corn. Mir Mara has side lines of bees and poultry which will be shown.
 The seventh stop .on- the trip will be at F. E. Carlyle's in Scotland. where an orchard management demonstration is being carried on in cooperation with the farmers association. The advantages ot spraying in the production of clean crop will De outlined. MT. Carlyle this year has 50 per cent crop, which, ac- cording to Mir. Davis. is exceptional 1T this county This crop is !n an orchard that was neglected for number oi years. This spring Mir. Carlyle decided | to cooperate with the association in ar orchard demonstration The results vii be shown the guests.
 The eighth and last visit will be a Charles F. Brenn's in Scotland. MT Brenn conducted poultry management demonstration last. year. and this, witt his adaptabi.ity at poultry keeping, re at the face of the. note F. x. Bernier owner of a Main street store, had one oi the fake $10 bills put over on him anc cannot remember from wAom hs received it.
 The bus lines that were elinainateG , Monday last as csmpetiters of the trol ley in this territory were right back or the job Monday morning soon after Th' Bulletin came into town with a iron page story telling that Federal Judge Ed win s. Thomas, originally of Windhan 9 county, had granted a temporary injunc
 
 l forcing the law under which the, buse l were eliminated week ago Buses ral : on their old regular schedule during tn 2 day and evening and will continue to do 8 9 it was indicated Monday until hearini is held August Is in the federal court ol 2 the points raised.
 At the home of his daughter. Mrs. Luth < < CT Andrews, in occum, Monday at l T o'clock a prayer service was conducte a for Arnold P. Rich, memOer of the kill : ingiy republican town committee an, 7 ' member of the board of assessors of thi \ town. At 7 o'clock at the Danielso M. E. church service attended by rel . atives and friends including represent : ativea of the republican town coInmitte ' and of the town government, was csn e ducted by Rev. Charles Smith, pastor c tae M. IG. church at. Baltic. Burial wa : ill Westfield cemetery, The bearers wer :. TT. H. Toplff, Charles B. Hutchins, Je . seph Shekleton, George Ninslow, Harr 2 E. Battey and Sidney S. Stone. A. F 7 Wood was in charge of the funeral al 2 engagements.
 e There was crash here Monday in whie . a touring car owned by R chafd DaviJ h son of New London and operated by hi f- son. Robert of the same city, crashed il 0 to the rear end of alumbar laden true e owned by the Kennedy corp ration Bot l. vehicles were slightly damaged, but T y one injured.
 Rev. M. S.. Stocking pastor of tf Danielson Methodist church, is at tf Deaconess hospital for minor opers
 tion.
 Mrs. Mary Taylor is to leave the la
 ter part of this week; for a visit. wit relatives at Ludlow, Vt z@
 Louis .Lague of Oakland beach. fcrn
 erly engaged in business. in Danielso
 was visitor here Monday.
 There was added zest and activity
 the business life of Danielson Monds
 as result of the much cooler and tho
 oughly delightful weather.
 Cards dated at Kamloops, B. C., Ju
 26 were received here from Daniel
 O'Connell Monday and state that the
 of c. party en route to San Francisc
 where it has since arrived, would reat
 Vancouver, B. C., Tuesday evenil
 last.
 Leonard P Morrison will leave th
 morning to return to Portland, N
 making the trip by automobile.
 There are various indications of 1T
 proved business in Danielson as COT
 pared with conditions two months az
 Bids ara to be opened at Hartford
 day cTuesday) for the construction of t
 state highway from a point two mil
 east of Danielson to the Conn.-R L Ii
 at Little Rest It is believed that a sr
 cessful contractor will undertake t
 work immediately. The construction
 this stretch of road will eest in. exec
 of 100000, part of which will be, met
 the national government, as the route
 what is known; as federal aid road
 ". Irving Bullard, who is spending i
 summer in Europe recently was at Ms