New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-11
CONNECTICUT ATE FAIR.
SECOND DAY.

From Our Special Reporter.
NEw-HAvEs, Thursday, OctS, 1875
Another delightful day has favored the people Of
Com ectieut who have turned out IN mass 70 We,
the Fair and see the sights. From early morning until
afternoon vehicles of every conceivable shape and
STYLE f:om the elegant carriage and SPIRITED nces
the donkey and cart rolling in reighted win na-
mainly New-Haven is all alive-everybody goes 70
the Fair The hotels-the New-Haven, the Tonune,
and others of lesser note-sre taxed Ia their utmost
capacty and hundreds of people Last night were under
the necessity of accepting such bed and oord m ueI
were fortunate enough in hubtiag up.
Temperarce prev ails 10 enormous extent, and con
sequenty peace and quiet regDs. UP 10 the pIescn'
time have observed but two individuals under tho IN
auence of the old king One of these wss On ind
vidual of able brogue, who was engaged hM
ran guipg the crowd with whisky bottle In one hand
upon topics in general and the election OF Bacande
in Dr. rculsr. The other individual was OF douhifu
nationality and was locomoting in sgsag course
out of town. There are quite number OF place.
where creature comfort is dealt out but these arc 10
Gated in secret places and only accessible TO the know.
ing ones. Some young gentlemen OF respectaothy
are provided with the article done up in pockepstos.
The Gghtfngered gentry are floating around, 70 inc
chsgrn of number of unsophisticated persons VINO
have not been permitted 20 draw their own Wallets
and dir De nse the contents thereof. One OF tbeee
shsrpers halne from New York, caught IN The oct
OF relieving gentlemsns pocket this morning at ne
enanceto the grounds and had the pleasure Of dining
upon prison fare
A rather serious accident occurred on the track
about IL O'Clock this forenoon in consequence VI bs
violent collision of two light wagons, which were
broken and the occupants thrown TO the ground. Nee
Elizabeth Munson and Miss Marnda Warner Of Ham
den were considerably injured, and was feared Mo
Warner had sustained fracture OF the thigh bona
Mr. Fay of New-Hsven struck upon his hip and ~
badly injured His son somewhat injured upon
the head.
There are but few recent inventions on exhibition.
One of the most important is two machines for spnag
and shaving hoops belonging to Fitchburg Woroe.tsr
County, Mass. With these machines SVO0 or loWW
hoops of all sizes and shapes be split and shaved
day This is a decided Improvement over the o'd
mode Of splitting hoops by hand.
Ia the Horticultural department. thsne 70 very l1ge
dsplay and variety Of grapes pears, aPpie plants aoc
Eative Wines In the Dairy and Garden department,
fe display is much better than at the Newly Stss
Fair All Of the other departments are quite well rep
resented, aud all who pay visit are well repaid
The following was the order Of the EIhibinon du''
ing to-day, tThursday)
At O'Clock, a. m, giand cavalcade OF working
and horses; at 10 o'clock the blowing match On
the grounds inside Of the course; the trial of msched
draugh horses and the exhibition of family horse. on
the track. At u O'Clock M, exhibition Of mAnnso
trottDg horses; and during the afternoon, horses tom
without the State pacing horses and single fostipg
horses were examined.
The number Of visitors to-day was about - wv and
the receipts amounted to $5,24
The following is list VI some Of the most mPonan'
premiums that have been decided upon by the Juoe
end to be announced on Friday afternoon;
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