Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27
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fss.- Lichfied, Sept 20.h 1866
 The Committee on General Manufactures would respectfully report the result of their Conclusion to the Society. .
 The want of permanent buildings for the ex- hbition of manufactured goods will preclude such general exhibition as the County can and wouli be proud to make with them.
 The variety of manufactured goods cannot be equaled in any one County in the State and with an united effort of the present local Soci- cites in one direction general exhibition of all the manufactured goods can and will be made
 The variety of, and competition on manu- factured goods on exhibition to day is not as large as expected and is in part owing to the unsettled weather of yesterday. as-
 The following is a list of goods entered for premium and exhibition.
 The Seth Thomas Clock O., of Thomaston samples Of some twenty varieties, including Calendar Clocks (ahout one third of their va riety only) splendid assortment and sent With more labor and pains than any other ex- hlbltlon for which the society tender them their thanks. r.@t s'
 The Northfeld Knife Co, of North6eld- The best display of Pocket Cutlery by sample the Committee ever saw on exhibition at any Fair. baaf %s.t-1as i.'.5 .<'
 M. Heminway & Sons of Watertown-A large Case of sewing silks that we think cannot be excelled in the State or County. l Turner Seymour & Judds of Wolcottville- A fine display of Brass Cornices, Brass Rings, and fancy Brass Goods Union Hardware Co of Wolcottville--An assortment of very fne Skates. The Wolcottville Manufacturing Co of Vol cottvlle--samples of Percussion Gaps and Eyeets. :,
 Lathrop & Barton of Winsted-A sample case of very fine Table Cutlery. J Mallison & Co.,. of West Cornwall-A l sample card oe very fine Shears
 1 The Connecticut Arms Co.,, of Norfolk-A Sheep Shearing Machine, ,wo models of Ex- 1 tension Tables, and three Pistols, Woods Patent) which added much to the variety of goods, and for which we are more than oblig- ed. H .~
 | Joseph T Capewell of Woodbury One ease Shot Bags and h Pouches in Leather, l equal to the best American or English manu- 1 facture -..s..... <. The Uniou Manufacturing Co.,, of Wolcott- l ville-One piece of Doeskin Cassimere, very 1 fine. 94:s:esa 's t5.] a@ Mrs. A. E. Hotchkiss of f::Morris--Thirteen | yards of Satinett. We cannot account for it's Manufacture as a domestic article but pre- isume it to be such, and as such is very credit l able. ze-s..
 l. $. Mowry Of Torrington-One dozen fine 1 Grass Scythes. Coe Brass Manufacturing Co.,, of Wolcott- viile-Samples of Brass, Brass and German Silver Wire Albert M. Beach of LitchGeld-Six very fine Horse Shoes f'j '.se@= #
 Homer Sharp of Litchfeld- Eight very fine Horse Shoes. Samuel c. Beach of LitchGeld--One pair fine calf Boots and one pair heavy calf Boots.
 J: 1readwell of Middletown--One Um- brela Holder novel and useful article. One Safety Bridal and pair of Lines that we would recommend as being the best we ever saw.
 Redfeld and Rice Manufacturing Go of Wolcottville-Sampies of Plated German si- yer Forks and Spoons. as4
 E A Marsh of Litchfeld-Eight samples of unburnt Brick samples from 100000. B Turner of Wolcottyille--Rai isin Seeder a novel and useful article.