The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-04
THE STATE FAIR OF 1896.
PREMIUM list rs NOW READY FoR
DISTRIBUTION.

Various Classes at the Big Show to BIO
Held Here Next September at Trottinc
Park and Town Hall.
Meriden, July 3-The annual pre-
MUM list for the State Agricultural
society's fair to be held here on Sep
TENDER 8, and 10 has been issued from
the job department of the Journal Pub
fishing company. Under the new regu-
lations formulated by the special COM
mittee appointed for that purpose, the
park and park buildings will be opened
from q. m. to y. m. and the town,
hall from a. m. to 10 p. m each day.
of the exhibition. The park and town
hall will be opened for the reception OF!
articles Monday, September T, and all
articles must be ready for exhibition,
by 10 a. m. Tuesday. Entry books
open the first Monday in September,
and the exhibitors are requested to
make their entries as early as posi-
BILE.
All entries for speed must be made
on or before Saturday, September j; all
entries FOR neat cattle, horses, sheep
and swine, must be made on or before
Saturday, September s; all other en-
tries must be made on or before Sep
TENDER A.
Nom compliance with the rules and
regulations of the society will forfeit
the payment of any premium that may
be awarded.
The society medals are of bronze,
three inches in diameter enclosed in
a morocco case, and awarded for meri-
torious exhibits where honorable dis
tinction is especially intended.
The Judges and superintendent in
most of the departments have been Sc
lected. Beginning with the cattle de-
spartment, Of which Dudley Wells of
Wethersfield is superintendent, the
Judges are as follows:
Jerseys-To be appointed
Devons-J c. Capen, Bloomfield J..
ID. Gallup, w. H. Stannard, Westbrook.
Holsteins--J. S. Kirkham, Newington;
NJ W. Terrill, Middlefield N. s. Fish,
Groton.
Shorthorns-George f. Capen. Bloom
field; f. B. Miller, Bloomfield; r., M.
Francis, Elmwood.
Swiss--L. S. Wells, New Britain: G..
w. Harris, Wethersield; c. H. Emo.
Simsbury
Ayrshires-B. W. Collins, Meriden;
III. T.. Savage, East Berlin; B. T. Lew
is, Southington.
Guernseys H. Hyde, Stafford; e.
wv. Upham, Unionville; Edwin Birdsey,
Meriden.
Herefords-W. D. Holman, West Will
lington: Harrison Payne, Wolcott; J..
LEROY Buck, New Milford
Red Polled-W. G. French, Water
town; John Manwarring, Norwich;
Frank Bancroft, East Windsor Hill.
Oxen-W. C. Osgood, Norwich; H. H.
Ellsworth Windsor; III. c. Wooding,
,Yalesyille.
Steers-W. r. Wood, East Windsor
Hill; w. r. Cook, Wallingford; John
Bishop, Cheshire.
Exhibition of strength--W. G. French,
WATERFOWL; HI. 7. Hale, Portland;
Samuel LsaMills, Bloomfield.
Fat eattle-D. N. Clark, Woodbridge;
-R. N. Dix, Wethersfield; Amos Culver,
Naugatuck.
Superintendent-W. G. Comstock, jr.
Standard bred stallions-James Man
warning, Montville; A. Fl. Gilbert,
-,
Standard bred brood mares-W. H
Cummings, Milldale; Fl. E. Hart, Plants
VILE; w. A. Foley, East Hartford.
Clydesdales-H. III. Ellsworth, Wind
sor; J. M. Hubbard, Middletown; Ed
ward Keeney, Rockville.
Matched and single horses-A. 7
Fowler, Willimantic; Linus Hall,
Wallingford; IP. B. Norton, Waterbury
n ~, TnJ1 IN
ford; A. r. Tirrell lUnionville; E. a.
Bidsey, Meriden~
Sheep.
SUPPLEMENTARY. H. Gibney, Ber-
lin.
Judges-Otis Beers, Stratford H. C
Buell., Clinton; j. I'll. Manwarring
Montville.
Superintendent-W, III. Gibney, Ber-
lin.
sTrask East Hartford
w. D. Holman, West Wilmington
Thomas Calaghan, Newihgton.
Poultry, EtcA
Observation-Disclosures e. Fowler
Meriden.
Judge-George S. Pratt, Bridgeport
Apiarian Products
Judge-Professor Stearns, Storrs col
lege.
Agricultural Implements.
superintendent-F S. Foster
Meriden.
Agricultural Products.
Superintendent-A. D. Mclean, wal
iingford.
Superintendent grange department
h,li &. Hough, Pouquonnock.
Special flower competition-F. W.
Richardson.
Tobacco-E. o. Goodwin, Eas1
Hartford.
Field crops--Theron e. Platt, New.
Aown. John Webster, Newington; w
&. Andrews, Elmwood.
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