Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-05


 .bsets. All this produce was rz,ssa witA-, out the use of mangre. green crops bzing used to keep up the fertility of the soil l
 There are two fine displays of seed corn raised on the farms ef R L. Water man and Fred Abeli of Lebanon. for trial tests under the supervision of the Css- necticqt Agricultural college and the New London County Farm Bureau. Displsys of apples, showing various dissases and insect injuries, perfect apples. alfalfa and hay top dressing conclude the display of produce.
 There Is a fine exhibition of rssssted chairs, wholly or In part dcne by Mrs Amos Wheeler and Mrs. F C. Gray of North Sonington. and many home labor savings devices and utensils loaned by Eaton Chase and Preston Brothers. Boy Scouts at Work Norwich Scouts under the leadsrsh:s of Commissioner Frederick A. Benton, have a tent just inside the main gate where they have established an Information bureau and first ald tent The scou.s are busy doing messenger work, usherirg, an5 stand ready for any emergency calls. Scouts on duty at the fair Labor Jay were Scout Master Victor Davis 2 Troop ?, scouts, Bertram Parent, Philip Re- /, guin, John Keaiey. Harold Disco. Len Lewis. Ralph Marsh. Eli Benton. Jr., Eli Jennes. Benjamin Brueknar. Frederick Wheeler, Walter Fisher and Samuel ziH- l merman.
 The scouts have also loaned one of their tents to the Salvation Army, the tent to be used by the army workers as a rest room, and place from which to distribute army literature
 Another stand conducted by the scouts Is refreshment booth, all money derived from sales to be used to construct a cabin near Norwich for use by the scouts in week end hikes.
 Farm Machinery and Accessories.
 The exhibitions of farm machinery, I which include a number of improved lighting and power systems power ma | chinery for farm work, water systems cement mixers and many other things
 for the farmer and the suburbanite who is without city power or water Not only
 can the farmer do his work with pow
 CT machines but the housewife who lives
 on the farm can have all the modern
 household appliances that the city house
 wife is accustomed to use.
 One of the most extensive exhibits or
 the grounds is that of the .Connecticu'
 Machinery and Sales Co.,. Inc which in.
 cludes many articles and appliances f., the farm and suburban home. On ex
 hibition here Is the New York Mol!ni | blows. harrows and spreaders; Comase;
 gasoline and kerosene engines. Papec eh
 silage cutters Unadilla silos, Jaeger con
 crete mixers for farm use. the Gould wa
 ter system for deep and shallow wells
 The Westinghouse system of lighting il | also demonstrated together with man, 4r- , suburban home. There is also a larg number of mill supplies and smaller fara
 implements.
 Carl w. Brown, Delco-Light dealer
 had on exhibition complete Delco-Lign
 plants in different sizes and many styis . of water systems including the new dee
 we'll unit which was very much admire'
 by all people interested in. meehaniea apparatus. Besides electric light an
 power stands. and water systems. MI Brown showed complete line of appli
 ances including the Perfection Electr,
 milker and the new Delco-Light wash
 CT.
 The list of users of Light plant . was a surprise to many people for tn
 fact that the list showed how extensive s ly electricity is used on the farm i l this vicinity.
 i The, electric churn and power stand fo 7 operating the crindstone, cream separs . tor, and other household appliances -zt
 tracted much attention. z A Radio receiving apparatus with lou : speaker was also shown operated by current from Delco-Light. A complete list of electric fixture 2 both for outside and inside use on th 2 farm was also shown.
 l. The Jordan Hardware Co, of Wilt L 1 mantle has a neat exhibit of improve
 farm implements and lighting and wats h systems This exhibition features th = Western Electric lighting units and a f automatic water system. They also sho k electrical fixtures and appliances. In tT
 farm implement line they show the Lol s den feed carrier and pitchfork. Empii 9 milker. and other smaller implement V The Fairbanks-Morse engines are show . with Gainaday washer and iToner.
 c. s. Mersick Co.,. of New Haven hay
 an attractive exhibit which includes NJ vo gas and kerosene engines. the Lea'
 CT water system, Novo hoist. cemei e mixers. electric motors and other fan '- ing implements The Cleveland tract in two sizes is also shown, Many sma farm implements are shown togeth ,i with electrical fixtures and accessorie D S. W. I.effingwell agent for the |
 ternational Harvester Co, shows col | a cream separators and kerosene engine
 This exhibit was well patronized a: e many demonstrations were made. r. The J. P. Barstow Go. demonstrat' l. the Round Oak pipeless heater and Il T Beckwith heater. This firm also eShihi
 the Phelps light and power unit a
 Duro water system.
 W. P. Holmes of Griswold shows Il e Ross ensilage cutter. the Miller vat d system and the Globe light and pow r unit.
 l. The Fairban nks- Morse engines. Loud
 feed carrier and Dick ensilage cutter | re demonstrated and exhibited by T. 7 Eldridge Go. An improved water sy Is tem is also on exhibition. l. Fred T. Backus/ has on exhibit tl le Dodd system of lighting protection al ,s shows the proper way house or bs ,r should be protected against damage ,a lightning All buildings can be sua ,s anteed against damage by lightning ,i- properly protected by lightning rods. rs Automobiles.
 The Norwich Buick Company shows ,v Buick sedan and Buick light deliye = truck. This company also exhibits a .t NJ. C. one ton truck. ?. The new Dodge touring chassis VI Id the Estate e-passenger body is also e te hibited on the grounds by Jordan io Willimantic.
 Id The Falls Paint shop shows Huds'
 sport model with a new paint job whi m attracted considerable attention fro Is, automobile owners.
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 .e ALL CONCESSIONS TAKEN in IN EXHIBITION HAI r.
 a. Frann an carly hour the crowds q