Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-06
FARM MACHINERY Labor Saving Devices For the Home and the Field Are Exhibited

anu SaSOlLlG uIlNeIlT ttSGlflS lighting systems and water systems for 1 rural districts, together with other farm ! implements and appliances attracted no little attention on Monday. While the l majority of the visitors to these ex- hibits were those living in the rural districts where such modernisms are fast becoming a necessity if the farmer is to keep abreast of the times, there were hundreds of the city folk that enjoyed the exhibits In his usual stand near the main ex- 1 hibition hail is Carl w Brown local agent for the Deleo-Light systems and | appliances In this exhibit there are 1 several models of lighting systems, some for the small house and others for the larger places where everything on the place is driven by electrical current. water system is also shown in several sizes An electric driven grindstone, an 1 electric incubator and other electric household appliances such as hat irons. l fans, coasters and other things for the housewife are shown. Assisting MT. Brown at the exhibit is Edward Dunegan of the Boston office
 The J. B. Barstow Co has an exhibit of the Round Oak furnace that burns either coal or wood, easily installed without pipes. F. Russell Smith is the courteous young man in charge of this economical heating plant
 s. w. Leff1ngwell of this city has a Esplendid and attractive display of In- iternational farm machinery and farm accessories The machinery includes a ispreader, milker, separator, disc harrow Ispring harrow, blows, moving machine binder and numerous smaller implements There are several motor driven pieces and machinery including ensilage cut teFs. corn shelters and grinders. There are also several fas engines and tractors.
 Fred W. Backus shows an improved lightning arresting device which is guar anteed to keep the lightning under con trol and keeps the house barn or other buildings in perfect safety.
 , The Fairbanks Morse gas engines. light z ing systems, water systems and other , gas and electric appliances are shown
 by the T. H. Eldridge company of this , city. Besides the Fairbanks goods are F the Monarch water system, ensilage cut
 ters and other accessories for the rural
 home The White Florence Oil stove is
 also exhibited here and is the last word i in oil stoves. R. II. Montgomery is ir !, charge of the exhibit
 The Jordan Hardware Co. of Wilt , mantle exhibits a Western Electric light ing system, Empire milkers. washins
 machines, Louden feed carrier, horse pitcF ! fork and other implements. Severa u models of ensilage cutters are show1 here. R. E. Ziomba. 9 former Norwicl :, boy, Is in charge of the exhibit U U Everything from a locomotive to package of carpet tacks'' is the boas of the Connecticut Machinery and Sale . Company although in their exhibit ther = were no locomotives and the only carpe ' tacks in evidence were those used i
 lacking up signs. However outside th
 locomotives and tacks there seems to b I, most everything. There are several mod ' els of water systems, siIos, ensilage cut - ters. Comaseo gas engine. lighting ar resters. corn shelters. rolling door4 an
 hundreds of smaller things. Mill sur s plies and household appliances are show
 Greorge E. Clapp is in charge of the e2 hibit.
 ~ The C. S. Mersiclz Company of Ne
 Haven, for many years exhibitors at tf
 New London County fair, had we
 balanced exhibit of farm machinery. IT te farm machinery includes a Cleyelan 5 tractor, motor driven farming implemen .s and other farming appliances. A Lallo ,3, lighting system is shown in operatic m as is a water system. The Novo g
 engines in several sizes created no lit ' interest as did the pumping systems ol
 erated by these engines. Harry GlynI
 of New Haven is in charge of the 6,
 hibit,
 John J. Coleman of New York show n the Duro water system and the Ho of electric lighting unit. This exhibit n- in charge of the local representativ IF Samuel Brogno and Charles McNeil. is W. P. Holmes of Griswold, agent f re the Bracket Shaw and Lunt Co. of Ma
 chester and Worcester, shows the Gen, de Lighting system together with sever J. motor driven pieces of farm machiner " There is also a water system and oth re appliances for the suburban househol
 H. P. Bushnell exhibits the Pine tr
 mill1ers which is electrically operated a by gasoline.
 es The Norwich Plumbing and Supp ne house shows the Roller lighting unit al il- the Vale water supply system. ys Another novelty never seen at the fa it. before is the fireproof portable gara
 which is exhibited by Charles E. Wh ed aker and Son. This garage is of she a. galvanized metal and is put up in se nd tons. It is absolutely fireproof aa
 rain tight, This garage is one that I ey quires little attention, looks well al fly above all is seryiceable and lasting a Peck McWiiliams Co. shows the N off ponset roofing materials and other nc he city roofing and other building novelti th Frank Davis and Henry P. Woodmans he Tine automobile exbibit this year F rather small, only a few cars being z
 hibited The Packard Car is shown two models by the Packard agency
 New London. MT. SpaEer of New Lo
 don is in chargG
 his The Paige ear in three models is show Ill, The chief attraction in this exhibit rs the snappy looking and powerful sp' nd car. This is the 6-66 Daytona mod
 Wi6h 66 horse power this car did 10 las miles per hour at Daytona Beach recel re- ly The other two models are hea nd and light touring. David E. Shah; z Harold A Callahan and John Morse. I; S- tory representatives. are in charge.
 The Buick is shown by the Norwi
 Buick Company in charge of Lo' ,,, Naples. The Buick is shown in sevel a models.
 ,n The Norwich Motor Saies Comps
 shows several models in the Studebal ear and this exhibit attracted eopsid,
 able attention.
 Taylor Trucks and tractors are sho-
 as well as International trucks and st at eral other makes
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 1921 Fair Has Largest Entry List h
 Some Years