Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-15
COLCHESTER

March 21st in Tip Top hall a public dem onstration on poultry will be given under the directions of the Connecticut State Board of Education Elementary AgricuI- ture. Poultry Management. Pupils or groups of pulls choose or are assigned topic. From material found in agricul turol lesson, in agricultural clippings books, etc., pupils write a three-minute composition. Keeping in mind that the subject will be read in public and that the action described will be carried out by them The program will be as follows: l. Breeds of chickens: Leghorns. Wy andottes, R. L Reds and Plymouth Rocks. Leora Adams, Grade 2.
 9. Essentials of winter laying house constructuction, size material, floor, open front, curtains, location, etc. Joseph Ros- enthal, Grade 8.
 |, 3. Essential equipment of winter lay I ing house Dropping boards, roosts, littef nests, a portable house will be furndsheo to illustrate and 3. Peddie Lopkin. Grade 8.
 ] 4. Feeding equipment Dry mash hop pgs, grit, oyster shells charcoal and beef scrap hopper. Green food hopper, water fountain Patterns for hopper will be furnished. Morris Goldstein, Grade !. 5. Composition and use of dry mash. Ground poultry feeds and their food volue balanced ratlous and cost, directions for use. Minnie LaFankoff, Grade 8.
 6. Composition and use of scratch grains, whole grains and their food value, cost, reason for use of scratch 1 T. Green foods: Names and value and manner Of feeding. Asmy Rosenthal Grade [.
 8. Picking out the layers. Pigmatior test, body, shape and capacity. Bernard Gitlip, Grade 8.
 g., Testing egg. Home made tests test for freshness in salt water. Bella Kranet, Grade 8.
 10. Setting. the hen: Nest, care, re- setting, dusting. Harry Hankin, Grade 5 i II. Selecting eggs for matching: Size shape, storage Anne Wal!ack. Grade '.
 12. Coops and care of mother and 1 chicks, varieties of GOODS, matching. Nath- an pinnestein, Grade '.
 13. Feeding mother and chicks: Ffrsi feeds, heat Ella Weinstein, Grade 8. I If. Incubator and its care. Meyer Le vine Grade 8.
 15. Brooder and care. Bernedottt McElroy, Grade 2. Il All interested are being invited to at tend the above demonstration. All tn appliances, etc, for demonstrating the diff ference subjects will be shown | MT. and Mrs. F. E. Baker and Thoma. 1 S. Clark notoFed to New London Monday l The warden and burgesses held a specla meeting Thursday evening.
 Mrs. w c. Burpee Is vilting relatives ii Suffield
 The Benevolent society met in tn chapel Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock ti sew. Supper was served at 6 o'clock an, an entertainment by the members of tn
 Young Peoples society was given in tn audience room at 7.45.
 Charles Elderkin was in Salem Friday
 Addison c. Taintor, sS, died at hi home on Buckley Hill Thursday evening
 He has been a lifelong resident of tfli place and has held several town offices He was a member of Wooster lodge, E and A. NJ. and of the Congregations church. The funeral was held at loca
 undertaking parlors Saturday at o'clock. Burial was in the family plot il Linwood cemetery.
 The degree staff of the Pythian Sister
 held rehearsal in Tip Top hall Satur
 day evening under the direction of Loui
 Slovlzin.
 Mrs. Clinton P. Bradbury of Station
 Springs in the guest of her parents, Rev
 and Mrs. ". O. Berckmann. I Irving Jones of Lebanon was visito
 in town Friday.