This arrangement will enable farm
ers visiting one convention to stay
over and attend some of the other
meetings if they so desire.
Bach association has planned a
timely, practical program. The speak
ers will include some of the most suc
cessful men in the state as well as a
number of out-of-state men of wide
reputation. Field trips to the various
departments of the College will r>e
conducted. An interesting feature of
these meetings will be the moving pic
tures on agricultural subjects which
will he given every evening.
All persons interested in more eco
nomical farm production and better
systems of marketing should plan to
he present. An announcement of
these meetings, containing detailed
programs, w ill be issued in the near fu
ture and sent to all those on the mail
ing list of the extension Service of
the Connecticut Agricultural College.
If you do not receive one. write to the
secretary of your association or to II.
J. Baker, Director, extension Service,
Storrs, Conn.
AT. ST. VINCENT'S
Jacques Brodeur. w ho has been as
night patrolman since last fall, was
taken to St. Vincent’s hospital, Wor
cester, on Monday. He has been off
the beat for a week on account of ill
ness. His trouble Is diabetes.
Draw on Us
For Your
Coal
Supply
| We will accept the draft by furnishing
you with coal of standard quality,
j Your dividends of comfort and satis- I
' faction will more than balance the
l
investment.
i WHIPPLE 4 GILPATRIC
FIVE POMFRET BOYS
Will Attend the Military Camp at
Plum Island, N. Y.
