Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-09

The State House exhibition attracted sev- eral hundred people during the day, mostly in the afternoon. About 800 visited the dis play on the day before. The fine exhibits of the New Haven Baking company, J. D. Dew ell & Go. and Stone & Chidsey exclusively oc- cupied one entire room. The poultry were accidentally located yesterday in this depart ment by our types, an obvious error, and thereby the honor of the fine arrangement of the splendid exhibit of the Baking company which pertains to Mir. G. K. Jewell (for nine years with that well known house), was min gled mysteriously with the chicken coop dis play.
 The visitors at the State House were en- thusiastic over the fine display in fruits, veg etables and fancy goods. There was much to examine critically and admire. After a trip among the monster pumpkins, the big rosy checked apples, the luscious pears, the splendid grapes, the ladies stopped lost in wonder and admiration among, the fine speci- mems of female handiwork, over which their male escorts did not seem 10th to finger out of pure generosity Of feeling Hundreds of the visitors were regaled from the inexhaust- ible supply of delicate pancakes hot from the griddle in MT. Dewelrs department, or with samples of the choice biscuits and crackers from the Baking company's exhibit. An yeast man, from pile of the article before him out under the front portico, dealt out hundreds of samples of yeast cakes. In this depart ment was a large display from John E. Bas- sett & Co.'s hardware emporium, and Mr. Edward Malley also made quite display of choice goods. The chanticleers spoke for themselves out under the north portico, and there was very creditable exhibit in this line MT. T. P. Merwin displayed a goodly number of the Eighmie shirts, which are so popular and highly approved. Among the premium awards are the following
 PREMIUMS
 J. D. Dewen x Co.,. factory chesse. Kirk's Chicago soap, pure drips, sage cheese. Hecker's self raising flour, patent flour and soap
 Stone Ch3dsey, canned tomatoes and soaps
 New Haven Baking Co.,, ,-hibition os standard biz cults and crackers, Holmes X Co.,, New York, for which the Baking Company are general agents, 1ston fancy biscuit.
 Mt. Carmel Mfg Co., ce-riage pole, .:Eves diploma New Haven Oil and Lamp Store, exhibit of 1snps and Monitor Oil Stoves.
 Small steam engine, Frank E. Roberts, New Haven C. A Pratt, clothing gents and children.
 John Keast, shell boat.
 John E. Bassett, exhibit of hsrdwGre.
 James Pyle, New York PeGrline.
 G. 2. Perpont, North Haven Sheer feed cutter.
 New Haven Window Shade Co. various goods.
 Champion Wash Boiler, Florence Oil Stove, C. P. Merriman, New Haven.
 I. P. Me-win, New Haven, Eighmie pLtent shirt. Connecticut Wire works, specimens. Kendall Mig. company, Providence, soapine
 pole x Merrill, New York, dry hop yeast.
 Farren Bros, New Haven, spring bed
 Hartford Chemical works, LavineSwashing com pound.
 John E. Bassett, New Haven, bottles of wine
 G. W. Benton, cider vinegar.
 Miss c. l. Swift, New Haven counterpane
 Mrs. A. T. Atkins, New Haven, bed quilt.
 Miss w. A. Ensign, New Haven, silk spread
 Mrs |. G Hemingway, Woodbridge, tidy.
 Miss Minnie A. Ensign New Haven three first pre- miums foot-rest, sofa cushion and worked butter fly
 A. H. Stevens, Clinton, stuffed quail
 Mrs. Israel K-Werd West Haven, satin wall runners. Mrs Israel K-Ward, West Haven, linen pillow shams and spreads.
 Mrs. Israel K.ward West Haven, satin panel.
 Mrs. F. w. Field, New Haven, bedquilt
 Mrs. H. A. Ferguson, New Haven rag rug.
 Mrs. Charles T. Townsend New Haven, mat.
 E. E. Hall, Fair Haven, linen embroidered hand kerchief.
 Mrs. James H. WebB. Hamden, oil painting.
 A. T. Stillson, New Haven, of shell work.
 H Trisch, New Haven, fancy table.
 Miss s. A. Augur, New Haven, on lace shawl knit shawl, on shelf lambrequn on table lambre- quin.
 Mrs. stephen P Perkins, Woodbridge, applique ta- ble cloth.
 Mary A. Terril1 hfty-s six year old pillow cases. Mrs. c. NJ Forbes West Haven, woolen sheets, on collection of lace, blanke5, on linen sheet. " F. Sackett, Beacon Falls rag carpet.
 Mrs. L. Basserman, New Haven, crochet spread. Lucy Murray Westvile, blue woolen stockings. Mrs R. H. Coe East Haven, afghan.
 Mrs Paul Rcessler, Kensington work for chair Miss Ella Loomis, New Haven, smoking cap.
 Miss Ella Loomis New Haven, applique work dressing gown.
 Mrs Paul Reessler tidy Kensington work.