New Britain herald., 1922-04-22
PLAN FOR A LARGE
 POULTRY FARM HERE
Frank B. Williams Of Naugatuck
 to Become Resident
M0RGAN-HALL WEDDING
Town Plans Commission Will Meet Tuesday Evening to Discuss New Petitions for Highways Usual Church Items.

Frank R. Williams, of Nauga.nck, regarded as one Of the foremost poul- try expert in the state, has purchased the property of the late Sophia fitch cock on the New Britnin- riainyillo road and plans to mako his future home hero. Mir, Williams is president of the National and International White Wyando'tn association, which has members in far Australia and Europe He is proclaimed as one of the best authorities on poultry ras- ing in this country.
 The place purchased by Mir. Hitch- ccck is composed of 10 ncres of land and is ar excellent location for his poultry raising Work will be rtart- cd Monday on tho erection Of brood ing GOODS and hen houses. Charles w. biggie of Washington rtreet. flainville, one of thc interested poul- try mon of this town. and winner of
 first awards ot the Madison Square Garden, in New York. will oversee the construction of tho breeders for Mir. Williams during the first steps in pro. duction.
 If was through Mir. DigGle that Mir Williams was advised to extend his great farms to this town and the sale was made by Mir. Diggle.
 Mir. Williams plans to raise about 2.oO0 chicks at his first start in the town this year and will proba bly in. crease this number as he enlar-es the farm. The new resident has a first prize cockerel among his winners a, the Madison Square Garden which captured that award for fl successive years "The "Wyandotte Herald' published in East Stroudsburg, Pa. "arries a lengthy article on the sue. 'ess of Mir. Williams achievements in the poultry line and hail him as the master breeder
 The farm now opened by Mir Will Hams in Naugatuck is of 40 acres with bull I,3s5 containing more than | 5000 sqjiar" feet oi floor space.
 Norsan-Ilni! Wedding
 The m""riaro ot Miss Elizabeth | Har@nr"l' all. laughter of NJ. and hrS. Mi,li,! x. Han. cf trenton. New lo"Fe,, and Sergeant Major Nelson Ernest Morgan. |. s. A., son Of Mir md Mrs. Ernest M Morgan Of "A | Nap'e street, FlainNille. will be cole- | Nrated in carly July.
 Serge ant Morgan entered the mili- tary service at Fort Banks, Massachu- 'ctts, on August .1. 1919, serving wtl the 4th 'nmpanr. coast artillery corp, lntil 'HI,st Il. 1920. when he on tered the coast artillery school al Fortress Mcoro", Virginia, to pursue course of t!etia5 and tee unique taught at the artillery school. Tpor he completloH af tho said course July 30, 1921, 70 left the military service and returned :, lis home in planville, thereafter, being employed with the r. X r. Corhin Hardware corporation Of New Britain. or Narch 6, 1922, Sergeant Morgan re- ! armed to the military service, being | 'ppointed to the grade of sergeant { major, coast artillery corps, that which he warranted through his ex- 1 ,ellent work in pursuing the course | taught in tactics and technique of ar 1 tilcry. Sergeant Morgan is the youngest commissioned staff off cer in the coast artillery corps whose age :; :! He is at present on i duty With the coast artillery training center. healqrertorS staff, Fort Mon- l zoe, Virginia
 ! Baseball Tomorrow.
 The baseball season wall be ushered | in here tomorrow when the three local teams will appear for practice games at the Rockwell field. Tho Aces managed and coached by Ray Neff | promise to b" the big team this year | and ar" already selecting fast men ! for the lineup. Manager Neff has asked all aspiiants for positions on the team to appear for practice to- morrow afternoon and be given a try ont. The Aces played excellent ball ! last year and hope to better their