The Newtown bee., 1894-09-14

CTS bull and 13 cows and heifers, Jacoi Blakslee six head. There were only three entries in the Durham stock, Wal lace Atwood entered two cows and Al bert Gaylord one COW. The Jerseys were represented by Truman Baldwin i who exhibited COW and calf, 5. T l lord, Terryville, heifer and J. M. Nun son one COW
 Among the Herefords were N. F Beardsley's large bull, Cyrus Gaylord's j large bull, two calves, three cows and :, four heifers, Albert c. Gaylord three cows, heifer and two calves. The Ayr. shire grade was represented by George A. Harper ore COW and Lockwood Broth. CTS one COW. In the Holstein grade Frank o. Peck had one cow, F. E. At wood two cows, John Verba four COWS and two heifers. In the Durham grade Lockwood Brothers had one COW, Henry T. Dayton two cows, F. B. Atwood one COW, John Verba one COW and T. M. Black one COW.
 In the Devon grade Hiram L. Bishop had handsome COW and calf that se- cured blue ribbon, also a yearliDg, N P. Beardsley one COW, E. Nj. Black one COW, James B. Wooster one COW, W. G Gilbert two heifers, John Verba one COW and Fred Lynn, Bethlehem, one COW. In the Jersey grade F. B. Atwood had two cows, Rose Brothers one COW and three heifers, J M. Munson one COW and Truman P. Baldwin one COW. The exhibit of swine was not large, and was made by Howard Minor and c. S. Curtis of Woodbury and J. J. Skilton.
 There were some good specimens of sheep, among the exhibitors were E. B Atwood, J. J. Skilton, J. M. Munson, Wallace Atwood, F. J. Atwood and Frank Burlington of Morris. During Tuesday afternoon, the farmers were al- lowed to test the strength of their cattle. In the light draft oxen under 5000, k. M. Black, $. H. Peck, Erwin Cables and Edward Mason tried friendly bout re- sulting in victory for $. H. Peck, with Edward Mason second. There were but two entries in the heavy draft, John Gleason of Plymouth coming off victor against c. F. Gaylord. The
 EXHIBITS IN THE MAIN BUILDING were about the same this year as form erly. In the first story to the right in en- tering the building Twining & Co. had a tastefully arranged corner, Joseph Suffa of Watertywn exhibited stoves. R. O.. Forbes of Waterbury showed some handsome organs, pianos, sewing machines and embroideries. The J. s. Dave belting and supply Co.,, had an exhibit. Grocer W. W. Bryant showed a fine line of his goods and the Water bury Grocery Company, exhibited. The vegetables, cakes and preserves were also on this floor and the exhibit was very tempting to look upon. There was also latge ex- hibit of bees. The second story of the ht,i1 fAi lA nG with it's very beautifully arranged banks of flowers and the artistic reedle work of the ladies display ed dll abuut. The principal merchants tu exhibit on this floor were k. T. Turner X Co., of Water bnry with neat corner filled with dry goods. The l.. F. Haase Co.,, of Water bury had the opposite corner and made a very artistic display, giving away to each visitor very prettily embroidered fan. Lake, Strobe 65 Co.,, of Waterbury exhibited largely and their exhibit in- cluded l54 different sty les of the Water bury watches. George c. Minor display ed boots and shoes in variety. k. G. Kildutf & Co.,, clothing, and on each side of the stairway as you entered the sec ond storyto the right were J. H. Chris ter with Weber and Shonger pianos and to the left G. w. Lewis with musi-
 
 H. P. Barton had displayed large line of carriage rugs. MT Christer gave away many copies of Shouiger's grand march. Beside the main building there were two tents, one occupied by poultry and the other by agricultural implements The display of poultry was very good.
 In the poultry tent Hudson Brothers had good display of carriages. Scat. tered about the grounds the restaurant CTS, and "fakers," in a very limited mum Der, piled their trade, and fleeced all the people they could.
 | Wednesday and Thursday were botf excellent days and large crowds cheeres the racers on to victory. The officers O the Watertown Agricultural and Horse Association can we'll feel proud of thei 18th annual fair. President French ant Secretary Scovill, with their assitants had busy time of it, but success make labor light.