The Newtown bee., 1894-10-19

Mrs Eli Beers 6 cans, ,2d, Mrs J. J. Scher- merhorn cans 3d; six cans jelly, Mrs s. J. Botsford 1st, two cans jelly, Mrs E. M. Peck 2d, two cans jelly, Mrs D. c. Beers 3d; grape wine, Mrs L. l.. Curtis 1st, Mrs Norman Northrop 2d; tomato catsup, Mrs w. c. Johnson 1st, Mrs s. J. Botsford 2d, Mrs z. s. Peck 3d; maple syrup, Mrs D. G. Beers 1st; four cans pickles, Mrs E. l.. Johnson 1st, one can pickles, Mrs Eli Beers 2d.
 ART--Oils, Miss Bacon 1st and 2d, Mrs Munson, South Britain, Sd; water col ors, Mrs R. H. Beers 1st, Miss E. F. Fitch, New Haven, 2d and Sd; pastel, Miss Del la Botsford, 1st and 2d; crayon, Miss Nellie Hubbell 1st and 2d, B. Blackman Sd; charcoal, Miss Lucy Wright 1st and 2d.
 LADIES' INDUSTRIAL-Silk bedquilts, Miss Hattie Northrop 1st, Mrs Sears 2d, Mrs J. Judson Sd; wool afghans, Mrs R. H. Beers 1st, Mrs R. s. Tomlinson 2d, Mrs Wesley Hayes 3d; crocheted spread, dis, Mrs E. J. Hall; embroidered linen spread, Miss Hattie B. Camp 1st, Mrs Smith F. Glover 2d, Mrs Minot Augur Sd :; dis, outline embroidered spread, Mrs J. F. Kane; pieced cotton bedquilt, Mrs A. w. Bassett 1st, Mrs F. Chambers 2d, Miss Fannie Beers Sd; blue and white woven spread, dis, Mrs O.. w. Barker; dls., knit cotton spread, 1900 pieces, Mrs M. c. Hawley; comfortables, Mrs E. M. Peck 1st; dis, rag carpet, Mrs J. H. Peck 1st; rugs, Miss Jennie Coles 1st, Mrs Samuel Curtis 2d, Mrs Philo North rop Sd; table spreads, Miss Grace L. Peck 1st, Mrs M. c. Hawley 2d, Mrs A. W. Bassett 3d; picture done in fine nee dle work in 1911, Mrs Tomlin dis; dis, fine hand needle work, child's dress, Miss Kittie Beecher; embroidered table scarf, Miss Grace Peck 1st, Miss Mary Garvey 2d; hand made lace handkerchief, Miss Hattie N Northrop 1st, Mrs c. s. Platt 2d, Miss Nellie Northrop Sd; collection em- broidered doilies, Mrs c. $. Platt 1st, Miss Clara Northrop 2d, Miss Jennie Curtis 3d; embroidered pillow sham, Ms s. R. Raymond 1st, Miss Hattie Northrop 2d, Mrs B. J. Hall Sd; center pieces, Mrs s. P. Glover 1st, Mrs A. w. Bassett 2d, Mrs J. W. Knowlton 3d, Miss Clara Northrop dis; hand embroidered underclothing, Mrs c. E. Beers dis; crocheted edging, Mrs c. E. Beers 1st, Miss Hattie North rop 2d; knit edging, Mrs s. B. Camp 1st, Mrs Abel B. Prindle 2d; embroidered flannel, Mrs Oliver Northrop 1st, Mrs L. c. Morris 2d; handkerchief cases, Mrs Edward Taylor 1st, Miss Susie Cham bers 2d, Mrs l.. c. Morris Sd; table mats, Mrs G. A. Northrop 1st, Mrs s. B. Camp 2d; china painting, Mrs R. H. Beers 1st, Miss Grace Judson 2d, Mrs M. c. Beech CT 3d; stamp plates, Miss Jennie Shep- ard lst, Miss Mary Hourigan 2d, Miss s. Elizabeth Fairman Sd; embroidered lin en picture frame, Miss Helen M. Beers dis; cushion cover, Miss Dora Johnson dis; imported mirror set in horn, Mrs Stoddard dis; infants knit sacque, Mrs E. L. Johnson dis; tidies, Mrs Edward Taylor 1st, Mrs A. W. Fairchild 2d; pin cushions, Mrs Hannah Hull 1st, Mrs A. c. McArthur 2d; sofa cushions, Mrs E. II . LAh~iCJ lSas iAA ~. Cs \ CSA Nas 11AAo5 Lillie Gilbert Sd; knit wool stockings, Mrs E. L. Johnson dis; aprons, Miss Hattie B. Camp 1st, Miss May Boysen 2d; silk shawl, Mrs John Hughes dis.; crocheted shawl, Mrs Stoddard dis. cro- cheted jacket, Mrs Catherine Schermer- horn dis. antique china, Mrs W. C.. Beecher 1st, Miss Jennie F. Beers 2d i; knit slippers, Miss Della Botsford dis; embroidered banner, Mrs Louis Mason dis.; antique bead bag, Mrs F. H. Mitch ell dis.; cradle quilt, Grandma Ackley, aged 94, dis.
 CHILDREN's ExHIBIT-Tray cloth, Mar. ion L. Peck 1st, Dora Boyson 2d; em- broidered towels, Gertrude Botsford 1st ; overland and hemming Gizza Posset 1st ; ts ble mats, Mary Houlihan 2d; carriage afghan, Laura Mitchell 1st; tidy, Cert rude Gannan a; crocheted lace, Cert rude Botsford 1st.
 HORSES s-Class A-Standard, George Taylor 1st, c. G. Peck 2d; non standard, John Hughes 1st, George Drew 2d. Class B-mares four years old or over, I. B. Har- ris's Augusta 1st, Charles G. Peck's Ha- gel 2d; mare or gelding three years old, Charles 0. Peck 1st, Levi 0. Morris 2d, John W. Coles Sd; mare or gelding two years old, B. Harris 1st, Robert Tom- linson 2d; colts, geldings and mares one year old, Robert Tomlinson 1st, John Kane 2d, A. w. Bassett 3d. Class C.
 Horses for family use, c. E. Duncombe's
 Prince 1st, Burt Coger 2d; matched | pairs, Julius Beers 1st, Charles Ferris 2d.
 Glass D-Road horses, o. G. Peck's Ha- l gel 1st, I. B. Harris's Brown Dick 2d 5;
 matched pairs, Patrick Kelly 1st, Charles Ferris 2d.
 l THE BARGAIN STORE OF THE STATE. l In the line of sheet music, musical in struments and merchandise, school books and supplies, artist materials, pictures,
 frames and novelties, the little store I around the corner at 3l John street Bridgeport, knof n as NOrthrOp's Ari and Music Store, takes the lead, both ir
 quality of the goods and low prices. Tor I can buy sheet music usually sold for A cents to $l.50 for five cents. If you ust I music write for catalogue. If you have
 any school books that you are through
 with, take them there and exchange then s| for others, or anything in the store tha I you wish. You can make quite saving
 in your school books by buying then
 there. If you have any pictures tha need frames, take them when you reacl
 the city and you can have them to talk
 home at night. Just now he has bar l gain in 16x2O and 20xM crayon frames il
 six inch gilt for $1.50.