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 In the 2.4O class the last heat wa trOtted in the pouring rain, which be gan about 4.45 and continued to fal heavily for half hour.
 OUT ON THE MIDWAY" A country fair without Midway would be poor sort of place in tn minds of one-half of the people wh attend the fairs. And so New Milfor has midway" and noisy one i was, too! THE BEES scribe was to busy to pay much attention to the ia kirs, but they drew the usual crowds!an some of them evidently coined the COZ pers. To the credit of Director Der | nitt, it should be said, he prOmptl closed up one or two who were evident ly violating their agreement. Hun x Miller, the dispensers of temperanc drinks, were on the grounds occupyi1 their permanent building. They di rushing business. Both members o the firm are popular and substantia men. Others on the "Midway' were T. Grant, striking machine; L SquireS, soft drinks; w. Clark, sof drinks; B. Drapeau, frankforts; w Huren, prize candy; George Smith fishing pond; Masten $ Stephens frankforts and soft drinks; J. Bartram pie and cake; H. Waters, cigars; H w. Thorpe, cane ring; s. Bishop, tisl pond; J. D. Botelle, whips; H. Masten badges; 0. B. Morrell, pie and cake Z. Tierrir, balloons; John Hunt, sod tin types; D. Lavery, pop corn: J Woodbridge, jewelry; G. H. Davis soft drinks; George E. Tyler, cor screws; Arthur Valley, cane rack Smith & Walling, cigars and sof drinks; restaurant, Mrs Hogan; merry gO-rOund.
 THURSDAYS SENSATION.
 The attendance on Thursday wa about 1900. The sensation of the da, was the arrest of a number of partie by the Law &, Order League for liquo selling on the grounds If liquor wa being sold it is a matter for cOngratu latiOn that stop is to be put to the illegal traffic. On Wednesday Lester Warmers son was knocked down by { team and run over.
 JOTTlNGS HERE AND THERE.
 Charles Osborne was in charge at the gate as usual, where he has been for It years. He had the assistance of Garry Burdick and Frank Tyler.
 Washington $ delegation at the fail on Wednesday included: Judge H. O. Averill, Bert Squires, Clarence Net. tleton, Miss Helen Nettleton, George Clark, E. J. Thayer, MT and Mrs Louis Mason, GuStavus Carlson, s. B. Smith.
 Newtown' $ delegation at the fair on Wednesday included: Representative Edward Taylor, l. B. Harris, William Hoy. Mir and Mrs John H. Blackman, J Jesse James, Patrick Cannon, Charles l. Beardsley, George F. Baker, Allison ?. Smith, Elmer w. Fairchild, c. G. Peck, B. Bert Beers and Will Curtis.
 Genial Frank Hosford of New Pr es- ton was among the crowd watching the horse trot, Wednesday. He said all his horses were in New Milford and ne thought he might as well go along. 10 II lCtlu dilu dIuCIlC pOllU UlCdI elleulV, the other Frank, did not appear on Wednesday.
 If one wanted the shivers to run up md down his spinal column all he had Q do was to inspect the skin of tlamOnd rattle snake exhibited in the main building. It came from Lake .ounty, Fla, and was exhibited by E. '. Warehouse.
 Noble Thomas of Derby was at the air on Wednesday.
 Bethels representatives at the fair n Wednesday included: William 1ichOls, Howard Knowles, Alfred e. BriScoe and Dean Frost.
 George E. Tyler of Greenwich was n the grounds, selling cork butler hat took well. The little apparatus oes not injure the cork at all, pulling irge and small corks with equal facii- y. On Wednesday and Thursday axcel- mt music was furnished by a local rcheStra.
 Charles Sloan, representing a New