Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-14

Following Is the official programme for the State fair next week:
 TUESDAY, SEPT. r. Music by Military Band Town teams and decorated carts (No.16) 10:00 p. m Steers lNos Il and 12. 2................ 100 p. m. Working oxen (No lG: ..l:oo a. m. Trottns 500 class and sentlemsns driv: '''' Colt stakes, year old. ''
 WEDNESDAY, SEPT. IS. Reception of Gov Bulkeley and staff Music by Weeds band of Hartford. Gentlemen's Driving club matinee at 11:00 a m. Neat cattle breeding stock, (Nos tos Sheep and swine (Nos as to se nciusve5 sSS a. m. Pomse sses % Agriculture! M implements % (No. Ss' 1ooo a. m. carriages (No. 4O) )...................'... Agricultural products (No 42). ........, 300 a m. Domestic and fancy work (No. 50) goo a. m. Ha9 F.u.s 1No. a4)..... .........''.'' o:00 m M Barry Barry speeisl SNs as class No: @ sSS a. % m g praugh5 @ oxen m tNo lD. 1l:oo a. m. h11isr PaIIsry (nS sSo P 2 goo oa m RsssI.ss1 sIssS ss9s; ;ss ssS, s ,{S0 4s s:oo m Brass tin, copper, stoves. etc. 300 a. m Trotting, a45 class and 2:s5 class BOO D. m Colt stakes. two-year-old ............
 THURSDAY, SEPT. 19.
 Grand balloon ascension and parachute drop from Music by Military band of Meriden. Standard bred stallions (No. 1s) 9:oo a. m
 
 Draught stalions (No. 2D. .:.......... Colts, gedings Allies (No. ;1oso a. m. Mares for breeding horses for general, o Trotting-s:so 30 Glass. s:4o class :. goo p. m. Colt stakes, three years old. ........
 FRIDAY, SEPT. 20. Music by City band. nd....................... Matched horses, 1516 hands and over (No. Matched horses, under 156 hands tNo .'oo ''' '
 26). 6).. ,..,. 9:30 @. m Fancy matched horses 1o:oo a. m Single horses 15k hands and over. .11:00 a. m. Single horses under 151k hands Il 80 a. m. Farm horses, used such CNo. 2O. 1880 p. n. Single farm horses, used as such. ..... 1:So p. m. Trottng, 2:50 class ................ 2:UO p. m Colt stakes, four years old ............... EACH DAY.
 .1 Dan Ca Canary, the champion bicyclist of the grand stand each day previous to the race.
 o ef m. each day.
 Exhibitions of products of manufacturers, ma ehnery, brass tin, copper, iron work and stoves articles of leather and India rubber fine arts paint ing. statuary, jewery, furniture, upholstery dry gooas aancy f eooos' pants ana flowers, writing Gallup & Metzer of Hartford will have large
  will give concert each evening by some of the best soloists in New England
 and Thursday evenings, and music Sy the City paas Friday evening.
 Seaman's Bethel. At the Seaman's Bethel there will be g special Temperance meetin this Saturday evening, at 7:3O. There will be several speakers. The public is cordially invited. Personal. l Fred J. Coe and family have returned from Durham Center. James W. Barrows and wife leave to-mor. row for Redlanda, Cal. Joshua Hart of Clark street has rented the Alderman Geary store on the corner of State and Clark streets. and MT. Thomas Trowbridge returned from Europe yesterday. MT. Whiting Blakeslee has removed his printing office from North Haven to Center. vile, opposite the Town Hall. Rev. MT. Babcock, assistant at Dr. Mor- gan's Church of the Heavenly Rest, New York, was in town few hours yesterday. Mrs. N. T. Judd, who was formerly pro. prietor of the Selden House, and her daugh- ter, Mrs. John Schaefer, with her two chil dren, are visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity.
 MT. Durant, the Church street jeweler, has just returned from Europe in good health and from 8 most enjoyable tour and begs to thank his patrons for their liberal patronage at his store during his absence and to state that he will again be pleased to welcome them personally.