The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-07-27
JUDGES AT STATE FAIR.

Announcement Issued by the Society,"
 New Regulations for This Years Ex-
 hibition-Speed Entries Will be Ac- cepted Up to September 4
 The annual premium list for the State Agricultural society's fair to be held at Meriden on September 8, and 10 has been issued. Under the new regulations the park and park build ings will be open from a. m. to p. m, and the town hall from a. m. to 10 p. m daily The park and town hall will be open for the reception of arti- cles Monday, September [, and all arti- cles must be ready for exhibition by 10 a. m. Tuesday. Entry books open the first Monday in September, and the ex- | hibitors are requested to make their i entries as early as possible.
 All entries for speed must be made on or before September 4. Non-compli- ance 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, inclosed in mo- rocco case, and awarded for meritori- ous exhibits where honorable distinc- tion is especially intended.
 The judges and superintendents in most of the departments have been se- lected. Beginning with the entire de- partment, of which Dudley Wells of ! Wethersfeld is superintendent, the l judges are as follows: Jersey, to be appointed; Devons, J. c. Capen, Bloom- field; J. D. Gallup, W. H. Stannard, 1 Westbrook. Holsteins, J. S. Kirkham, Newington; M w. Tirrel, Middlefeld; i; N. s. Fish, Groton. shorthorns, George r. Capen, Bloomfield; F. B. Miller, Bloomfield; R. M Francis, Elm wood. Swiss, L. s. Wells, New Brit ain; G. w. Harris, Wethersfield c. H. Enc, Simsbury. Ayrshires, B. W. Col l lins. Meriden; H. F. Savage, East Ber- 1 lin; B. T. Lewis, Southington. Guern- sey, F. H. Hyde, Stafford; D. W. Up- ham, Unionville; Edwin Birdsey, Meri- i den. Herefords, w. B. Holman, West Wilmington; Harrison Payne, Wolcott; J. Leroy Buck, New Milford. Red Rolled, w G. French, Waterbury; John Manwaring, Norwich; Frank Bancroft, | East Windsor Hill Oxen, w. c. Os- good, Norwich; H. H. Ellsworth. Windsor; H. c. Wooding, Yalesville. Steers, w. R. Wood, East Windsor
 Hill: W. R. Cook, Wallingford; John Bishop, Cheshire. Exhibition of strength, w. G. French, Watertown; :; H. T. Hale, Portland; Samuel J. Mills, l Bloomfield. For Cattle, D. N Clark, Woodbridge; R. N. Dix. Wethersfeld; i; Amos Culver, Naugatuck.
 Horses-Superinten W. G. Con- stock, jr.; standard bred stallions, James Manwaring, Montville; A. H. | Gilbert, George c. Case, Newton s Mills; standard bred brood mares, W. H. Cummings, Milldale; H. E. Hart, Plantsville; W. A. Foley, East Hart ford; Clydesdaie, H. H. Ellsworth, Windsor; ]. M. Hubbard. Middletown; Edward Keeney, Rockville; matched and single horses, A. T. Fowler, Willi- mantle; Louis Hall, Wallingford; P. B. Norton, Waterbury; farm horses, o. l. Martin, Wallingford; A. R. Tirrell, Un- ionville: E. A. Rirdsey, Meriden
 l Other Classes.
 Superintendent, w H. Gibney, Der lin; judges, Otis Beers. Stratford; H. | c. Buell., Clinton; J. H. Manwaring, Montville. Sheep and Swine-Superin-
 tendent, w. H. Gibney. Berlin; judges, Abner Trask, East Hartford; w. D.
 Holman, West Wilmington: Thomas Callaghan, Newington. Poultry. etc. Superintendent, Frank E. Fowler Mer- iden; judges, George s. Pratt, Bridge
 port. Apiarian product-Judge, Pro- lessor Stearns, Storrs college. Agricul-
 tural ts-Superintendent. A.
 D. Mclean, Wallingford; superintend- ent grange department, Eli S. Hough,
 Poquonock; special flower competition, F. w. Richardson; tobacco, E. o. Good