Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-13

List of the Events That Will Take
 Place-Names of tho Judges That
 Have Been Selected to Omciate-
 Rules That Will Govern. WALL1NeFoRD, Sept. 12-The managers of the fair of the new Wallingford Agri- cultural society have arranged the pro- gramme for the two days fair October 4 and D.
 Each day of the fair there will be trot- ting and the purses offered are we'll worth competing for. The entries for the trot- ting close at Il p. m. on September 29, with John P. Stevenson.
 The programme for the first day, no en- l tries to be taken later than 10 8. m. that day, will be as follows:
 10:3o a. m.-Oxen and steers, entrance, fifty cents per pair; Il 8. m., working cat cattle; 1920, grand parade of oxen and | steers; 1:30 p. m, exhibition of strength and special draught cattle; 3 p. m., neat cattle, breeding stock; 1:30 D. m trotting, 2:42 class, named, three-minute class, l open.
 Second day. Thursday-1O a. m., stal- lions for general use; 10 a. m., farm horses used as such; 10:30 a. m., colts, gsldings and Allies; il 8. m., mares for breeding horses for general use; Il a. m., blowing match; Ii 80 8. m., single horses for road horses for road and family use; p. m., grand parade of horses; 9 p. m., exhibition of strength by special draught horses; 2:3O p. m., trotting, 800 class, named; 2:35 class open.
 1 Other attractive features will be intro, duced as circumstances permit. If 1t storms either day the fair will be held the first pleasant day.
 All entries must be made and articles in tended for exhibition be on the grounds before 10 o'clock in the morning, in order that the superintendent may arrange ar ticles to the best advantage.
 Exhibitors must in all cases give their personal attention to the delivery and re moval of their goods; all animals entered for premiums must be entered in the name of the owner; no article or stock may be removed from the grounds before 4 p. m. without the written consent of the presi- dent or secretary; any article not removed from the grounds within twenty-four hours after the close of the exhibition, will be considered ss donated to the society articles of merit not mentioned in the list may be awarded 8 premium at the discre ton of the judges.
 All exhibitors are earnestly requested tc make their entries on or before Tuesday October 8. All premiums not called fnl before November 1, will be considered al donated to the society.
 The park and exhibition tent will be oper for the reception of articles Wednesday October 4, at 7 6. m.
 The judges chosen are: Devons, D. D
 Bishop of Cheshire and W. J. Francis
 Holsteins, H. F. Potter, Montowese; bes
 bull, COW and heifsr, 0. B. Yale, Yales
 ville, Eliza Clinton, Clintonville; bes
 heifers, Wilbur Simpson and Evylin
 Bartholomew and W. E. Hall; beat tean
 oxen and steers, Almon Doolittle, Henr.
 Jones, Llewellyn Beaumont; best tean
 working cattle, Linus Hall, G. W. Cool and B. Nichols, North Haven; fat cattle
 H. D. Hall and John W. Coe; working
 steers, Amos Ives, F. H. Todd, Nort Haven, Henry Page, Durham; exhibition of strength of drsught oxen, Alexande
 Hall, F. M. Bartholomew; stallions colts, geldings,. Allies, brood mares work horses and mares with foals, Linu l Hall, B. Bartholomew, A. s. Jones matched horses, single horses, N. F. IT g of Meriden; pairs farm horses, singl
 farm horses, O. I. Martin. H. F. Hall. 2nd 3 and A. N. Angus, Northford; exhibit ( ] strength of horses. B. A. Treat, W. F g Cook and s. D. Msltby, Northford; swin' s. Bartholomew, George Beaumont; pou d try, M. K. Thomas, J. R. Campbell be- 8 exhibit by grange, farmers club or ind a vidual, field crops, vegetables, apples, p
 tatoes, peaches, grapes, floral exhibits an 6 miscellaneous, G. A. Hopson, H. w. Al
 drews and N. s. Platt, Cheshire; sheel e J. Norris Barnes, Yalesville. 8 A discretionary premium will be give
 the best special design of any one grang Q The judges are 0. N. Jones, R. N. Augl of Northford and Henry Page of Durhar l. The officers comprise the followin Il President, Marcus E. Cook, vice president y Joel R. Hough, c. N Jones and N. F. I
 graham; secretary, G. T. Jones; treasure of H. L. Hall, 2d; directors, W. R. Cook, G. E. Yale, D. W. Ives, J. H. Paddock, J.
 Allen, J. P. Stevenson, H. w, Andrew
 Ezra Tyler and G A. Hopson; finance COT 10 mittee, M. E. Cook, G. A. Hopson and { e T. Jones; chief marshal, Joel H. Paddoo uperintendents-cattle department, G. l. Peers; exhibition tent, A. D. McLea is swine, sheep and poultry department, Jol a- Tucker.