The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-25
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w day of this week will. 1t is expected. by far surpass all efforts which have been made by the Agricultural society In years past. President M, F. Cook of the society. as well as Secretary G. F. Jones and Treasurer John P. Steven son.. have spared no effort to that end, and no doubt their efforts will be re- warded. Certainly the fair will be q great credit to the town. The program Is as follows:
 First Day-Wednesday, Sept. 26.
 No entries will be taken later than 10 o'clock a. m. for this day.
 10 a. m.-For. oxen, Soc per pair for each and every pair exhibited on the grounds.
 10:30 a. m.-oxen and steers, class 6.
 Il a. m.-Working cattle and working steers. classes z anad 9.
 III 80 a. m.-Fat cattle, class 8. '1:30 p. m.-Grand parade of oxen and steers.
 {, 1:30 p. m.-Exhibition of strength by special draught cattle, class 10.
 3 p. m.-Neat cattle breeding stock classes to 5, inclusive.
 1:30 ?. m.-Trotting. 2:40 class trotting and pacing purse 3200
 Blizzard b g, Walter Shaw, .Meriden, Conn.
 Arago, blk g, c. A. King, Merlden, Conn.
 Wallingford Boy, br S, w. A. Booth, Wallingford. Conn.
 signal, b g. George T. Jones, Wal ljngford, Conn. ,.
 starmont. b S, N. F. Ingraham, Wal lingford, Conn. is.~
 Minnie w. b m, Air Line Stock farm, Middlefield, Conn. .I,-t. ..
 Billy, H., b g, c. H. Holcomb, South Meridep, Conn,
 Ladder Boy. E. c. Bishop, Hartford, Conn. ...g ,, ,,, .~.e}4 ,,,-a ,a Robert b, g., Robert MeGann, New Haven. Conp, ." 4--. h,..t, ,.
 silver Platter b g, P. J. Donavan, Wa terbury, Conn.,
 Sophie Jefferson, br m, Samuel Lowe, Waterbury, Conn. ..~
 Running race, purse $25.
 One-half mile heats, best two in three, for Wallingford, Meriden and North ford horses.
 Entries close at Il o'clock a. m. on day of race.
 7 Entrance fee, 10 per cent. of purse. Second Day, Thursday, September 27 10 a. .m.-Stallions for general use, class Il.
 10 a. m.-Farm horses used as such, classes IS and r.
 lo:so a. m.-colts, geldings and Allies, class 12.
 Il a. m.-Mares for breeding horses for general use class 13.
 Il a. m.-Plowing match, class 1Oa. f1:3O a: m.--Single horses for road and fan1ily'use, class IS. I'''@ ''1' HAS a. m.-Matched 'hopses' for road and family use, class A. ""' ''
 p. m.-Grand parade of horses.
 p. m.-Exhibition of strength by special draught horses. class 20. "d:30 p. m.-Trotting.
 2:5o class, trotting and..-pHcfng, purse
 1T $50. .va .r <, ~ < Arago, blk, g, c. A. King. Meriden, Conn. ..-..,a-, . :.
 Louise M., b m, N. W. Heater, Water sbury. Conn. .---
 wallingford Boy, br g,..W. A. Booth, Wallingford, Conn. -
 Signal, g, GeorgeT, Jones, Walling- ford, Conn. " &,
 starmounts,b g. N. F. Ingraham, Wallingford,r Conn: '
 John L.. b-g. AL. aHall. Walling- ford, Conn. .,,> Er~E ' Minnie w., b m. Air Line Stock farm Middlefeld, Conn. n Billy H.,.b g, c. H. Holconb, South Meriden, Conn. q,.s .,., ,:-t, ,,,.: s.4..
 Little Rat, blk g, J. E. Dennis, New Britain, Conn sfsssl~ssMs
 Silver. Platter, b g, P Donovan, Waterbury, Conn. i,g.s3f.,. ,g.ss.ss..:t t,..' . Black Jack, blk g, H. E. Hart, Plants vile, Conn.
 Daisy Jefferson, blk m, Samuel Lowe, Waterbury, Conn. ,-v.....-. 1, Running race, purse s25.,, # .One-mile heats, best two in three, for Wallingford, Meriden and North ford horses.
 Entrance close at il a. nl., of day of race.
 Entrance fee, 10 per cent. of. purse. ,o minute class, named horses, purse $55. Bell, N F. Ingraham.
 Little Pet, Fred Anthony. i. Clifford Hampton. Star Lambert, Hall and Backes. - - - Selden Munson. Governor, A. L. Hall. .s,. srII ------- - =. A. Doolittle. -. THE MASONIC HOME PRoJEcT-oTHER
 NOTES. About 200 representative Masons of the grand lodge are expected to be pres ent at the Community farm on the west side on Thursday morning for the pur- pose of looking over the property, with the object of its purchase for state Masonic home. The Masons will go to New Haven on the 1:47 train, where the session of the grand lodge will be held and the matter of the purchase of ! the farm decided upon. A lunch will 1 be served at the Community building. A special borough meeting for "re- trenchment and reform in borough af- fairs is called for this evening in town | hall, and it is expected that some of | our so-called reformers will spread l themselves, s,t#srs -The team that will represent Com | pany K at the annual shoot of the Sec ond regiment at Quinnipiac range to- day comprises 'Lieutenants Hall and | Norton, sergeants Mottram, Blake and ]