Connecticut western news., 1872-09-27


 l pr 4year- old steers-Ingersoll Reed co Smith Cleveland-l COW 800 l pr oxen oo John Cleyelsnd-1 fat COW, 2d 200 l pr fat steers POO
 MILCH COWS AND KEEPERS. U. H. Mlner-1 COW, 1st OO P. M. Jaqua, 2d-1 COW % Wolcott Bunnell, 3d-I COW 800 Chas. Owens, 4th-1 COW 200 2.year-old heiter 200 T. s. Gold-1 2-year-old heifer 800 2-year old heifer % Ingersoll Re- al 2-year old heiter 200 G. K. Peck-l Swear old heifer, 200 c. E. Turner, 2d-1 year olG heifer co
 MIDDLE WOOL SHEEP. T. S. Goli-8 bucks 800 3 lambs OO MIDDLE WOOL SHEEP. M. NJ. Blake-s Ewes 800 3 lambs 3Oo Edward Ward-2 bucks 800 Ewes 200
 SWINE AND POULTRY. c. R. Morris-l coop chickens l OO c. F. Bartholomew coop light
 
 coop buff Leghorn 50 Beni. F. White-1 coop fowls 100 Frank Howell pr whIte Brahmas 50 Geo. K. Peck-coach dog and pups 800 Stepben Brigner-l SOW and pigs 500 MATCHED AND SINGLE CARRIAGE HORSES. G. K. Peck-2d, Swear old gelding
 Beppo 200 Myron Ham1in-2d, gelding % M. Hoskins-lst, 4-year old mare ? % R. Little-lst 1 pr 4-year old horses co Burt Yale-2d, pr Swear old horses % z. Candee-lst, 3 year old mare 3 % J. P. Brewster-Ist, pr horses % Cornelius Brown-2d, pr horses 300 s. Cleyeland-lst, l year old geld. 400 Joseph Eldridge-2d, gelding % A. H. Holley-Dis. premium on
 horses %
 FARM HORSES.
 Gibson Gillette-lst, pair horses 5OO Wm. Kane-2d, pr horses 800 rr, MARES AND COLTS. Nathnl Green-1 mare and colts 800 Edw'd Ward mare and colt % Noah Rogers-1st, mare and colt % Steph. Brigner-Ist 2-year old geld. 3 co yesrling marc % G. K. Peck-2d, 2-year old mare 900 Jas. s. Wooden 200 Premium presented to the society.
 STALLIONS.
 G. K. Peck
 year old stallion, 'Wildfre' 4 %
 II year old stallion, 'Crusoe,' % Robbins Battell-one stallion 500
 DOMESTIC MANUFACTURES. Mrs. J. W. Candee-lO Yds white
 flannel, 1st BOG Mrs. Edwin Judd-lo yds white fan- .
 nel, 2d OC Mrs. Electa Howe-1O yds diaper 20C Mrs. Jas. H. Chase-patch work Mrs. Caroline Chapman-patch work
 coverlet OC Mrs. Henry Hall-rag carpeting 8 OC Mrs. J. A. Prindle-rag carpeting 2 OC Mrs. c. E. Frost-best pr wooden hose 5( Mrs. E. M. Dean-1 pr mems 12 hose 5i pair mittens 5l Mrs. J. H. Loomis-l coverlet, dis. O( Mrs E. Howe-2 pr woolen gloves, dis. 5' Mrs. B. R. Hamlin-9 yds carpet'g dis. O' HOUSE PLANTS, FLOWERS, PAINTINGS. Sc Mrs. H. B. Chapman
 Painting in water colors 2U Variety pansies 5 Bouquet wild flowers Mrs John Landon-variety flowers 20 Mrs. H. Wolfe-variety yerbenas 20 Miss Carrie Brinton-variety roses
 and verbenas 20 Miss H. E. Baldwin-variety veIbenas Miss Matte J. Scoville-3 specimens
 paintings in water colors 20 Miss M. c. Gager-variety of dahlias 70 Mrs. T. s. Gold-on flowers 30 Miss c. I. Colds landscape paintgs 0 Mrs. H. Candee--variety flowers, dis. 3 c Mrs. Hopkins s. Candee-variety
 flowers, dis. g Mrs. Abel Eldridge variety of dahlias Miss Ida M. Spurr--1 crayon drawing Mrs. D. Andrews variety flowers, dis. Mrs. Gertrude Wickwire-collection
 of oil paintings 5( Mrs. H. N White-variety verbenas 2t Mrs. F. M. Olin-collection pictures 3' Mrs. l.. D. Brewster-1 picture Il
 EMBROIDERY AND FANCY WORK. Mrs. Caroline Chapman-bead work 2 Mrs. L. D. Brewster-bead work Il Miss s. L. Perry-best worsted em-
 broidery B Miss E. E. Manly-silk embroidery l Miss Ida B. Wolfe-embroidere
 handkerchief Mrs. R. A. No-ton-best worsted tidy Mrs. E. E. Manly-muslin embroidery 3 Miss E. Candee-tatting Miss M. 0. Gager-cotton tidy
 Mrs. c. R. Cook-linen embroidery 3 Miss L. M. Robbins -Lanberquin l Miss Irene Crowel- linen embroidery 1 Mrs. Joseph Brinton-wax flowers l Mrs. John s. Judd-wax flowers
 Mrs. M. E. Swallow-specimens shell
 work 1 Wall pocket
 Mrs Daniel Cook.1 counterpane 3 Miss s. l.. Berry-child's afghan l
 MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
 Miss M. c. Gager-spatter work tidy Mrs. Ann Morris shaving hat l Cat straw cap
 John s. Judd-1 lamp stand 3 F. B. Howell pr photo. frames l N. Miller-specimen bracelets Miss Della Millspaugh-2 wreaths 2 Bliss Abbie Holabird-2 specimens
 coral work l Mrs. F. M. Olin-one case millinery 2 F. R. Mallory-specimen painting
 Mrs. M. M. Blake-1 sewing case
 1pocket writing case
 tatting case
 The Cincinnati Globe calls it's little da es of wit "Globules."
 New Jersey is proud of woman wei ing 279 pounds In her neck ribbon.
 Dr. Jehiel Abbott, of Westfeld, Ma died at his residence in that town ues