The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-09-15

ker second pumpkins, largest, P. Nor
rissey first, Fl. M. Clark second; water
melons, e. B. Russell first, S. d. Wood
lruff & Son second; largest collection of
vegetables S. d. Woodruff & Son.
I Potatoes one-half bushel Beauty of
Hebron potatoes-Thomas Mill first, B.
M. Alling second; Early Northern, S.
ID. Woodruff & Son first, 2. j. Rourke
second; Cannon, B. f. Andrew first,
Eli A. Ellington second; Green Noun
tain, William M. Russell first, b. F,
Andrew second. Special premiums for
potatoes one-half bushel Walter Ra-
leighs, N. Nelson; one-half bushel Mas
sachusetts, w. j. Hogan; one bushel
special B. F. Andrew first, F. H.
Woodruff & Son second; largest and
best variety five each, S. d. Woodruff
& Son first, S. F. Andrew second.
Corn, white Flint, B. M. Alling; Dent,
Miss Eva Nettleton first, C. A. Barker
second; early sweet corn, w. M. Rus
sell; late sweet corn, c. & r. Stone first,
William NJ, Russell second; popcorn, c..
A. Barker.
The judges for vegetable and field
products were C. F. Smith, David Plat
and e. H. Walker.
Cattle, pair family driving horses, w.
A, Harmon second; pair draught horses
weight 1906, class B. J. s. Cohan of
Shelton first, second, weight, 1850
Frank Smith of Derby; pair draught
horses, class A, premium divided be-
| tween w. S. Hine and NJ Smith; fam
lily driving horse, G. P. Forbes; pair
heavy draught horses, class A, w. S.
Woodruff; family horse, G.. NJ Makelle
second; pair family horses six years old,
Phineas Plat; special premium, two
year-old colt, j. j. Merwin; pair
draught horses, premium divided be-
tween Minotte Smith and w. p. Hine;
family horse, j. Torelli first.
Cattle, yearling Holstein bull, f. c,
Sperry; two-year-old bull, C. e. Treat;
Jersey coy and Ayrshire COW, F. j.
| Hoffman; w. M. Andrew two firsts, and
one second on three Holsten grade
| heifers and same on three Holstein
| calves, second on one Jersey grade calf;
| A. S. Crosby first on Guernsey COW;
| second on Holstein cow and first on
trained calf; E. W. Russell, first on
Durham yearling, first on Ayrshire
yearling, and two firsts and one Sec
c. S. Russell first; pair fat oxen, r.
Redfield first; W. H. Beecher second on
Jersey COW four years old, two firsts on
Jersey calves; pair two-year-old steers,
George Hine; j, Marvin, two tirsts and
one second on five grade cows, first on
two calves Albert M. Clark, first on
two-y ear-old heifer, first on Holstein
bull calf, first on Durham calf, second
on Durham COW, and second on Swiss
COW.
Sheep and swine Newton Peck second
on one buck, second on three ewes, and
second on three lambs; e. w. Russell,
three firsts on buck, ewes and lambs;
John L. Rudolph, first on litter of eight
pigs; B. M. Wright, first on Jersey pig;
Berkshire shotes, first, John Donovan;
Chester whites, w. S. Hine first.
The judges were Lavigne Clark, How
ard Smith and Eucas York.
Pets and poultry, r. Shillinglaw,
first on Irish setter, seven pups and five
kittens; c. S. Russell, ferret; F. ]. Hoff-
man, firsts on White Wyandottes, Black
Minorcas, and Pekin ducks; C. P. Jor-
dan, first on buff leghorns, barred Ply
mouth Rocks, American Dominiques,
Silver Seabrights, bantams and White
Crested Polish; W. F. Andrews, first on
black Plymouth Rocks, H. M. Clark
second r. Redfield, first on pair of
homing pigeons, Marion Clark second;
Ralph Torelli, first on Wyandotte and
Shanghai cross; James Regain, second
on best exhibit, S. Myers first on geese
The judges We're D. S. Clarke A. N.
Clarke and ]. f. Holmes.
Fruit, grapes, Concords, ]. Biesiegel
first, N. P. Peck second; Niagaras, j,
Besiegel first, o. A. Treat second;
Delawares, ]. Biesiegel first, c. A. Bar
ker second; N. P. Peck, firsts on Wor-
dams and WiTders; j. Biesiegel, first on
Rodgers, C. A. Barker second.
Apples, Baldwins, w. M Andrews
first, e. B. Russell second; Rhode
Island Greetings, A. M. Clark first, w,
M. Andrews second; pippins, e, w,
Russell first, Alfred Powell second;
Roxbury Russetts, B. T. Clark first, N.
Nelson second; wine apples, E. w.
Russell first, f. B. Russell second f.
b. Russell, first on Northern Spies,
crabappes, w. M. Andrews first, c. S.
Clark second; largest collection, W. M.
Andrews first, w. M. Russell second.
Pears, Bartletts, w M. Andrews first,
George Hofer second; Sickles, w. M.
Andrews first, !. A. Frye second; Shell
dons, W. M. Andrews first w. M.
Russell second; plums, w. l.. and s. I.
Merwin first, also on peaches, c. A.
Barker second on peaches; ounces, w.
M. Andrews first; largest collection, w.
M. Andrews first N. Nelson second.
The Judges were G. f. Smith, David
Plat and e. H. Wakelee.
The results Of the athletic events,
races, etc. We're as follows:
Foot races, 100 yard dash, D. M,
Tracy first, r. Fl. Harris second, j. Nor
ton third; quarter mile run, A. Mix
first. r. Treat second; three-legged
race, C. Clark and H. Russell first,
Coburn and Saunders second wheel
barrow race, c. Clark first, j. Buchholz
second obstacle race, B. Clark first -
Saunders second; potato race, Saunders
first. Clark second, Hills third, Rabano
fourth; creased pig race won by G.
Hofer.
Bicycle races, half-mile open, John
Lines first, r. Torelli second; fifty yard
slow race, jenkins first Prella second |
fifty yard obstacle race l.. Rabano first,
j. Lines second.
Mounted races, 50 yards backing race
Frank Woodruff of Milford first Wal