Norwich bulletin., 1922-12-15

both Sessions. Tn the morning. at 10 | o'clock he will open the meeting with an address on The Poultry Industry on the Pacific Coast. This address will be H. lustrated with GO slides. and 1t is prom ised that 1t will be of surpassing interest to all poultry men that hear It. How Adult Clubs Have Affected the Poultry industry in the County vii be the topic of MT Jones afternoon talk.
 Marketing Needs in whitman County will be the subject of Thomas Moore of Central Village when he speaks at ii a.
 m. he to be followed By Paul Mehl, eI- tension market specialist at the Connec- ticut Agricultural college, who will talk on the National Fat More Egg campaign, : Egg Marketing Survey and Egg Survey Among Hartford Consumers.
 Leslie Dunn 6t the Poultry Researsh i bureau at Stoffs will open the afternoon
 session at one o'clock with a talk on
 Poultry Diseases. Intestinal worms and 1 Other Diseases. What is the Best Time Eof Year to Hatch Chickens? will be dls-
 cussed at 1.so by Kingsley Brown of
 Windham The subject of Artificial i Lights will De discussed by Edward R Rollins oe Woodstoek and John 2 La
 Belle of BalIouville will talk about The
 Value os Poultry Club Work. | There is to be a question box. and this feature Is expected to prove as interesting
 as was the case at last years nseetinf.
 The heaviest snsw storm of the s4as0A and not very heavy one, at that, up 1 to late afternoon Of Tnufsday-kicked In | from the southeast and left this territory blalketed under. mantle of white. It was promising at dusk on Thursday to be such a storm as delights the fox SH kt.az be out bright and early thi snhofninS to lowing conditions.
 The Putnam High school bask4Dail team has one of its important games of the season scheduled for next Wednes- day, when 1t goes to Danieison to meet the Killingiy High school team Kill ingly easily won it's first game of the sea- son, Wednesday, evening, from the ox- ford. Mass. High school team. Rev. N. B. Burton, the pastor, has an-
 nounced a Christmas service in picture
 and story and song with stereopticoh views at the Methodist church next Sun day evening.
 Letters have been granted by the. Sec ' end. Congregational church of this city
 to MT, and Mrs. H. c. Daggette te the Lafayette s+taet Presbyterian church of Buffale. .- ,-....
 1 Attention is again called to the fact l that Victory bonds of the serial letters \ to F inclusive are called for payment i and that interest on them ceases after l today, December Is. Many of these | bonds have been converted into cash, re- 1 invested or otherwise disposed of in thi:
 city during the past two weeks.
 Dr. Hugh B. Campbell Of Norwich vii
 make one of his periodic visits to thIi lefty next Tuesday to conduct a tubercu.
 losis clinic at the Day kinball hospital 1 Fair warning is given to all owners ei automobiles in this part of the state, a. elsewhere in Connecticut, that no days o grace will be allowed with the coming o the new year for operating motor vehiclel I-under 1929 numbers The motor vehici, department as early as November 1; wa issuing forms on which applications fo renewals of registrations could be made
 and those who delay filing such appliea
 tions and do not get their plates befor,
 January 1, will have to leave theit car
 out of service or take the consequences
 which nieahs arrest and prosecution Some years in the past delay of a teS I days after January 1 has been aliowe
 before strict enforcement of the iaT
 was ordered, but that viii not be the cas
 in January, 1923. One must have th
 1923. plates fer the ffst day of the ye4 Or leave tehir cars in the garage mi
 means that many Putnam people Eh are keeping their cars in service thfoaSh
 out the winter viii have to hustle up, fe , only two weeks remain of the old yea ; and there is rush on now at the fioto ] vehicle headddartsfs in Hartford.
 : Rev. Adrian Dykeffians an assistant { > St. MaFy's church, will leave the ba . Kinball hospital this week end afts t having baan a patient there during tA