The Newtown bee., 1891-10-02

Thursday started in rather cloudy, but,
 before noon, the clouds dispersed and
 the crowd began pouring in till nearly
 2500 people were on the move. Taking
 the two days together, nearly as many
 were present as last year. The horse
 trotting was the best Huntington has
 ever shown; the best time was made by
 Col N. H. Heft of New York, who is
 finishing fine residence on Park avenue,
 Bridgeport. Conway trotted tull mile
 without skip in } % If. Between the
 races, to take the time, a horse would
 pull at a post, taking down a length or
 two of railing, frightening five or six
 teams or some one would catch on to a
 carriage wheel of some fond lovers, con-
 pletely upsetting their youthful dreams;
 George W. Botsford's boy was run over;
 ladies who were near to danger were al-
 lowed to shriek, but we are glad to re-
 port, with it all no serious damage and
 all declared the fair a success. The ex-
 hibits:
 POTATOEs-I. $. Coan, unknown; G.. w. Knight, New Queen; John M. Burr,
 Green Mountains; Joseph Shell, Early Rose; Miles E. Burr, Green Mountain c. N. Brinsmade, Bonanza, White Flow CT, Early Durham; E. l.. Walker, Po- , laris, White Star, White Flower, Beauty of Hebron; D. F. Nichols, Rural New Yorker; s. B. Clark, White Flower, Ear ly Maine, Clark No. 1 c. F. Brinsmade, White Star, Early Prize, Queen of Val
 ley; Waite Clark, Early Princess, Ton hooks, Family Pride, Home Comfort; c. A. Nichols, Beauty of Hebron; c. B. Nichols, Clark No. 1; o. B. Plumb, Ear : ly Maine; D. B. Parmelee, Early Rose U A. E. Kraemer, Early Rose; Martin Gas tie, Early Rose; F. w. Wheeler, New 7. Queen, Morning Star, Sunlit Star, Bliss U Triumph, White Flower; H. $. Brins made, Early Sunrise.
 = GRAIN-N. s. French, rye, bucllwheat , yellow flint corn, rice popcorn; c. N Brinsmade, King of the Earliest, Early " Dent; E. l.. Walker, pop corn; $. B q Clark, Mammoth sweet corn; c. F Brinsmade, Early Mastodon, pop corn :, William s. Clark, Improved Leaning Il corn; J. c. Johnson, rye, Yellow Den corn; A. E. Kraemer, rye, buckwheat Il White Dent corn; H. $. Brinsmade, Ear / ly Mastodon corn; s. B. Wales. Japan csc buckwhcat, yellow corn; w. II Brinsmade, White Dent, pop corn; o. B | Plumb, Japanese buckwheat, pop corn , William Buckingham, ,buckwheat ;Lymal v Latin, Japanese buckwheat; E. P. Cur '' tis, N. B. Curtis, Winter wheat; F. H Wells, Lewis Brinsmade, rye, Yellow Flint corn; Charles Beard, Bride of th'
 North corn.
 A APPLES-Miles B. Burr, Rhode Islant Greetings. Baker, OK Pippin, Josemore U Baldwin; c. N. Brinsmade, Northern Il Spy, Baldwin; D. E. Plumb, Newtowl r Pippin, Josemore, Blue Pearmain; A ' Sinclair, Golden Pippin; J. c. Johnson ', Golden Pippin, King of Tompkins Co.
 Roxbury Russet, Rhode Island Greening 9 Hubbardson Nonesuch, Baldwin; M. B o Burr, Rirdsey Sweet; D. B. Parmelee 't Cranberries; S. B. Wales, Birdsey Sweet '' Roxbury and English Russet, OK Pippin S W. H. Brinsmade, Baldwin, Rhode Is ', land Greening, King, Northern Spy, Fal n Pippin, Tompkins, Talman, Green v Pumpkin Sweet, Roxbury, Golden, En '' glish Russet, St. Lawrence, Seeknofur ther, Westtield; F. 5. Sterling, Baldwin
 Rhode Island Greening, Gravenstein Hubbardson Nonesuch, King of Tomp
 kins Co.,, Peck's Pleasant, Pewakee, RoX
 bury, Red, English Russet, Green Sweet
 Wine Sap; N. $. French, Golden Pippin /. Seeknofurther, Porter, Russet, Manor
 Josemore; N. B. Booth, Fanny Walters
 crab; George W. Knight, Seeknofurther
 Russet.
 GLASS v-F. w. Humphrey, honey; c
 N. Brinsmade, honey; Mrs s. B. Clark
 cake, wheat bread; Mrs J. E. Field
 cake, bread; H. P. Nichols, honey; MT
 D. s. Clark, canned fruit; A. E. Krae - mer, cucumber pickles; Fife J. Clark 1T cake; Mrs D. B. Parmelee, canned fruit 1T May Wilson, cake; Lillian l.. Wheeler
 four kinds cake; Mrs W. s. Wheeler
 canned fruit, bread, cake; Mrs s. M
 Brinsmade, two kinds cake; M. Beach $ cake; W. H. Jones, bread; N. s. French e canned fruit; s. L. Thomas, honey; An r. nie E. Brooks, bread; Miss Daisy Seel e ey, three kinds cake; Miss Annie Field f. cake; Edith Wheeler, three kinds cake l. Mrs E. A. Booth, canned fruit.
 Il LADIES' DOMESTIC INDUsTRIAL-Mr q H. Wales, knit mittens; H. c. French s patchwork quilt; Mrs N s. French, SCI " underclothes, knit stockings; Louisa M b Clark, crocheted silk rag bag; Mrs Bets. r. N. Clark, silk quilt; Mrs George W :. Knight, patchwork quilt; Mrs Waite 7. Clark, six entries rugs and stockings V Mrs F. W. Rowland, silk quilt; Mrs c V B. Nichols, bedspread and carpet; MT n G. W. Shelton, knit rag bag; Mrs w. W ]. Lewis, patchwork quilt; Mrs J. Rad s cliffe, knit counterpane, six entries slip j.; pers, tidy, etc.. William Buckingham e slippers and mittens; L. A. Tousey, kni v counterpane; Mrs s. M. Brinsmade, kni ? wool stockings; W. N. French, four ell - tries shirts and stockings; Sarah l.. Wan | ger. rag carpet, pillow sham; Belle Cur C tis, counterpane; Miss Daisy Seeley, kni n rug Mrs J. E. Field, knit silk mittens $ Mrs Charles Nichols, rag carpet; Mrs E, 2 A. Booth, patchwork quilt, Mrs k. M r Beardsley, rag carpet; Mrs l.. B. Boards : ley, silk quilt.
 I PAINTINGS, ETC.-Mrs H. Wales, four I entries banner, grasses, etc; Miss Elma 5 B. Stevens, IA entries paintings. etc. : Mrs F. w. Rowland ,pen and ink sketches
 Emma and Florence Wales, Henry E. and