The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-28
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Large Attendance al the Fair-Ths Trot-
 upg-ANaJds. of Premiums-Bousht ioi

Yesterdays attendance at the fair largely exceeded that of the opening day and the trotting was very interest ing, The 2:50 class required i've heats to decide. and the winner of first place was Minnie w.. from the Air Line stock farm of Middlefeld. who came in first in the second. fourth and fifth heats. W. A. Booths wallingford Boy won second money and Arago e. A. King, Meriden) took third money, and Daisy Jefferson Samuel Lowe. Waterbury, fourth.
 The 800 class race was not finished. owing to darkness. i've heats having been trotted. c. J. Bamptons chestnut gelding won the first and second heats, selden Munson's Pansy the third and fourth, and A. l.. Halls Governor the fifth. The race will be finished this af- ternoon. beginning at l:So NO eharge for admission to the park.
 The running race was declared off. The awards of premiums are given be- low.
 Class 4-M. E. Cook. Jersey COW. first and second premiums; Guernsey bull, first premium. George W. Cook, Guern- sey COW, first premium. W. B. Munson, one pair of twin cows. first premium. Class 4 AM. F. Cook, two-year-old Jersey heifer. first. Horace Williams, two-year-old Jersey heifer. second; one year-old heifer. first. W. H. Brooks, one-year-old heifer. second. Class ID. W. Ives, Jersey COW, first
 Class 20-Charles H. Ives, one brood SOW with litter, first; one-year-old boar, first. J. D. Williams, one brood SOW with litter, second; two boars, second; |; three pigs, four months, first. Class 5-Selden Munson, one pen of three calves firsts. Herbert Blakeslee. one four months grade Swiss, first. Class 3-Holsteins, w. E. Munson, three-year-old heifer, first; one-year- old bull, first. G. W. Cook, two-year-old bull, second four-year-old COW, second. Class 9-Working streets, W. H. Brooks. one pair, two years, 1st; three years, 2d. G. I. Williams, one pair, three years, 2d.
 Class 21-Poultry, Walter Yale, first on partridge cochin, first on partridge chicks, first on trio Plymouth Rock fowls, first on Plymouth Rock chicks. Charles F. Shelley, first on buff Cochin chicks, first on pen of light Brahma l fowls, second on buff cochin chicks. Hobart Blakeslee, second on Plymouth Rock fowls, second on Plymouth Rock chicks. H. P. Hough, first on Wyan- dottes. Selden Munson. first on white | leghorn fowls. Quinn Brothers, first and second on game bantam fowls, first on white bantam chicks, first on white rose comb Leghorn chicks, first on white rose comb Leghorn breeding hen, first on rabbits, first on tumbler pigeons first on best pigeon exhibit, first on general exhibition. Horace Will liams first on breeding pen of Houdans. Class 32-Sheep: Charles H. Ives, one pen of sheep, first; Charles N. Jones, pen of six sheep. second.
 Glasses p to 31-Goods in exhibition tent Best exhibit of farm products, | IT, V. W dIlS1, 4NoI LII IIdfCU, LIcl, mcIl~ den grange, second.
 Class 23-Field crops. Octave Odett, first on flint corn: G. W. Cook, second. A. P. Hough, first on dent corn, first on sweet corn, second on winter wheat second on oats. second on rye; H. W. Andrews, first on oats, first on wheat first on rye; c. H. Young & Son, first on evergreen corn; B. Hinman, second on dent corn.
 Class A-Vegetables. Octave Odett, second on half bushel turnips; E. A. Atwater, three seconds on onions; w. R. Cook, first on white turnips; G, w. De- laney, second on yellowstone turnips; w. G. Choate, first on mangold beets w. A. Simpson, second; B. Hinman, first on stone turnips; J. B. Tucker, sec- ond on celery; c. H. Young & Son, three firsts on seven varieties of onions, first and second on two varieties of pars- nips, first on three varieties of tomatoes first on peppers. first on celery. Class 25-Squashes and melons: H. P. Smith, first on one lot of Hubbard squash, second on two largest squash; E. A. Atwater, first on .watermelons, second on muskmelons; W. G. Choate, first on one lot of pumpkins; H. Blakes- lee, second on watermelon, second on muskmelons; c. H. Young & Son, first on pumpkin; A. D. Mclean, second on Hubbard squash; w. B. Hall, first on largest squash; Mrs. E. M. Smith, first on egg plant.
 Class 26-Potatoes, Charles F. Yale, first. B. Hinman, SC ,ond; F. A. Atwater, third.
 Class .27-Apples. l. H. Hall, first; w. A. Simpson. second: A. P. Hough, third. John Tyler, speclai premium.
 Class 2S-Pears aud peaches, F. C. Warner, first on pears, first on peaches. H. Blakeslee, second on peaches, sec end on quinces. John Tyler, second on pears. A. D. McLean third on pears. r. c. Bartholom ,w, premium on pears.
 Class 2s-Grapes, E. c. warner, first; W G. Choate, second; A.. D. Mclean, third.
 To-day these awards were made: Potted plants, Mrs. A. D. Mclean, first. Cut flowers, Mrs. A. D. Mclean, first; Mrs. G. I. Williams, special, Bouquet of mica, Mrs. A. D. Mclean, ST. cial Bouquet of dahllas, Mrs. A. D. X len, special. Honev, J. B. Tucker, fiji st; c. H. Ives, second; c. II. Yale, special; J. B. Tucker ion wax and case. Fancy work, Mrs. J. W. Andrews, 0rst, Mrs. Simmons, second. Vinegar, A. b. Mclean, special Okra, Mrs. E. M. Smith. special. Robin Wood trap and Concord buggy, A. Rowe & Son, EG-ioen, first. Quinces, F. c. Rartholo-