Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-10-08
THE DANBURY FAIR.

Second Day-The Attendance-Inter
est in the Trotting Races-Articles
for Exhibition and for Sale-Isaac
Ives of Danbury to Entertain
Chauncey M. Depew To-day.
At the Danbury fair yesterday the
threatening weather caused light attend
ance, but did not prevent the completion
OF the regular program of trotting races.
The attendance was considerably larger
than during the first day. Some of the
attractions, particularly the side shows
and museums were also increased in num-
bers. In the main building and adjacent
tents the attention of visitors is divided
between the exhibits and the many arti-
cles for sale, which are offered to such an
extent that the fair could very properly be
called market. Many of the articles are
very pretty and are purchased as souvenirs
of the fair.
John H. Dorman of New Haven is at
the fair with his large dining tent where
he has good business and much patronage
from New Haven people whom he is
pleased to meet at the fair.
During the afternoon the race track
created extensive interest. The first race
was LII ClOUtC153 S.cS S1oSS, Pul5O pOOO
Divided into four monies.
T. o. King of Hartford oficiated as
starter with w. Haywood of Colchester,
Conn, and G.. N. Rumble judges, Ally
Trout, timer.
Parker jig F Howell, Poughkeepsie,
Happy Go Lucky, b h Charles Smart,
General Benham, b g G. NJ Payne,
Rob Roy, y; Ebert Kipp, 'Peeksiiil,
Pat Farrell, or Sam r, .Aitoon;wtood
Hu Isl Oh George Clark IerideD,
Mike, Jesse Yearance, New York 'S
Morton, Oh C. E. Dodge Great Bar ''
Tine, a:aoI a:s6H, i:s9K a;a9H 0S
$40 Class-Purse $500.
SUMMARY.
Frank S., Theodore s. Arthur,
Grace Miller, 1g e n, Dubois = ,
Vernet, b go G. Camp, Water
jim ~ dk$$s5l s$5- iii :; p w: Can .
Lassie, m, James H. Lewis,
Bridgeport Conn. ............ "A 3 3 2
Dude, b e, G. M. Payne, Fin
King Waikiki, h. Dr. Dr.. Martin,
Bridgeport, Conn. ......::..:. o 7 6 DIR
Halo. h., George L. Clark,
Mer1den, Conn. ............... DIR
Milton, b g, Altonwood Stables,
Time@s:ss, s:s7H, s:57i6, ss5N, s4, s:se
Following are the entries in the classes
on the program for to-day:
THURSDAY, OCTOBER, 8.
2:21 Class-Purse $500.
W: H: Lockwood, Norwalk, b shipman, by
William Dinehart, Copake, N. Y, m Bush, by
A!cyone.
W. H. wilkins, White Plain, Monte West.
Wood & Tellinghas, Illion, NY, b e Treadway
Charles Walker, Riverhead, L. l., b g David
F. Howell, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Etelka.
2:20 Class-Purse $500.
T. S. Morrison, Norwalk, m Maud, or CHI
Q. E. Dodge, Pittsf1eld CHI Marion.
": H. Nelson, Katonah, CHI & Golden Russell.
L. 81. Hurd, Morrisania, N. Y, oh e Deacon.
Charles Smart, South Meriden, b Happy-Go-
John Daley, Mott Haven, b Billy Marshall
George Duckworth, Providence, & Happy
v: A Penae}d, Meriden, bro H Harry LAIRD 1Ga.
or CHI G Sam P.
J: v: BuIger, Alpine, N: j., b Alex Mccord.
F. Howell, Poughkeepsie, Oxford Chief.
] II. Lewis, Bridgeport, bro Conway
ham.
Charles Swan, Derby b m Sarah Coin.
2:45 Class-Purse $780,
Thomas Ferguson, Brooklyn, N. Y, blk
Charley Mack.
r. 81. johnson, Newtown, blk birmingham
Fred Nash, Danbury, m Nellie N.
Charles Lee, Bridgeport, b Neal
A. Brown, bridgeport e Sensible.
G. II. Devine, White Plains, b h Brown Rich
mond.
E. K Reynolds, White Plains b m Daisy R.
Altenwood farm, Mamaroneck, b Milton or
Oakland, or Los Angeles.
J. II. Swan, New York b h Jerry n
James 81. Lewis, Bridgeport, CHI m wyndella
John Flannery, Fishkill, Major M
R. Mabbett, Ansonia, b m Suneva
Charles Swan; Derby, b m Rosewood.