Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-06
tire. years old, "a. auissrs, lat; L. J. poor,ttls,

three years old, II. Guigere, lat; T. ]. Doolitle,
Colts. gsldings or aniesaFour years old, 2; y.
Jones, list; Grace Bailey, ed; three years old, Z
Il SeSo 81 is. Bo@s a. one nsS ys.r "a
q. Nieho,s Ist; l. Z Neal, ID
Fd S. .n ooof a. be LII
| OF wheat, Il. w. Andrews, list; oats, II. W.: An
drews LIST; flint corn, g. A Hopson, lat; O. NJ.
vesetables-Red onions, yellow and white |
! onions, @. n. Young AMI son, LIST; best dozen
/ beets w. A. Simpson, 1T; A. d. Mclean, 2di 4
! stone ,urnips ". A. Simson, LIST; white turnips
i W. R. Cook, is c. q. Young and SOP, Cd; psrs-
baEes, O. g. liver. list; Ben Smith. "a; celery. J.
! B. fucker, LIST; Mrs r. Pendieton, "a; squashes
". 4. simpson, a. Two largest squashos; 4: Z.
Cook, LIST: best sugar pumpk,n, A D. aeLeAp'
Allen, 81; best muskmeion, A A BIskesiee, LIST
Potatoes Largest collection of varieties. CsO
W. Andrews. ist W. A. Simpson, ID, town farm,
Apples Largest collection OF vAritles, Css), E.
{. Warner, LIST, G. .. Hopson CID ID, Z. U. Alien,
(s) Sd.
Largest cG assso1ss Of gsaoRs % w WsIDsr
a LIST; ounces. c. E. Allen, LIST.
Grspss.E G. Ms Si'so lat {, no,,sa ,,,,,s ,v
florists, g. Il. Rowden. lat: individuals, Mrs. A.
Miscelaneous-Honey J; b Tucker, list; c. b.
3D. ssssIery "a cspOe fTS
|, cretionary, Rem Smith.
Discretionary premiums were awarded wal
Mares for breeding ,pufpOses-c F. Ba.thOlO-
SSeep11c. H ives, list; A. P. Hough, I'd.
Single horses-Frank Stevenson, heriden, LIST;
, Flowing match-D. NJ. Gazette, list; James NJ.
Farm horses, best pair-D. NJ Gavette, LIST;
Best single farm horses-GeOrge Cook, LIST; A.
Matched hoi ses-A. E. Austin, Merideu, LIST;
The attendance this afternoon was over 1000.
, The managers think that the receipts
{ will more than cover expenses.
r Sheriff Rod Austin conhscated the traps
of one of the fskirs, consisting Of q wheel
c of fortune, spring machine and grip, in
q | lieu of the $40 charge for privileges which
:. the fakir refused to pay.
The cases of the boys arrested for taking
2 E NJ Roach's horse were not tried yester-
i day but were continued until O'clock this
. | evening.
9 Aldorf veitte of Washington street fs Ill
q with typhoid fever.
? The condition of Andrew Miners little
g daughter was reported last evening 81
y critical.
l. Mics Harriet Beaumont started last even
q Ing for the worlds fair.
q George Cooke of Greenwich wss visitor
q In the borough yesterday.
The mink tlat mas Deeu elchiluS y a X
70 Northrop's chickens has been trapped BY
q Ebent zsr Clifford. The animal was found
t, In the trap with a chicken In Its posses
It sion.
% Professor Stevens of Yale college vii
Il preach in the Congregational church Sun
le day.
d Chief Smith and Assistant Aichaels q,
= tended the firemen's parade In Middleton!
@ yesterday.
IN The Meriden Hizh school football elevel
ID will play here Saturday.
,e Mrs. n. NJ Harrison and Miss Hetti
is Harrison, who have been the guests O
Mrs William Mcdonald, returned yester
O. day to their home In Baltimore.
sol o. II. Dickinson arrived home last even
az ing from the worlds fair.
of The engine on Conductor HoHe's freigh
train going north went off the track earl
w. Yesterday afternoon as II was going In o
in the eide track below Judd's factory. Th
be tender remained on the track, and the Ell
g. CINE was got back on the track after q
hours work. The $40 train was delsye
be twenty minutes.
an The Hands Across the Sea" eompsp
Las been here twice, and both tipes hs
O | stormy evenings, and the manage has d.
IT. termined to try once mere, and the sho
ID Ia booked for next Tuesday evening.
re- Simpson, Hall, Miller & Go. works "!
n. run to-day on account of imp ortaDt ordei
NO that have to be filed.
nd Hunters report woodcock very scarce
ZEE their ususl hsunts.