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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
BULLETIN OF
IMPORTANT NEWS OF THE DAY
Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Fair; Northwest Winds.

Weather Forecast for st. Paul:
Fair; Northwest Winds.
1-Death of an Ex-President.
Is Debt of Honor.
Defense of the Car.
2-SheH BIakeIey Dead.
Trace of Poison Found.
G. A. II. State Encampment.
Auxiiiaries to the G. A. II.
Commercial Club Entertainment
Funds for Public Bath.
News of Minneapolis.
3-DOinGs of the Legislature.
News of the Northwest.
4-EditOriaI Page.
The Golden Idol.
5-SpOrting News.
Races at State Fair.
Baseball Gossip.
Negro burned at Stake.
Fight Stopped by Police.
6-News of Railroads.
Popular Wants.
7-Markets of the World.
Chicago May Wheat, 75 1-2c.
Bar Silver, 81 Use.
Stocks Strong; Active.
S-BOy Soldier Sent Home.
Conductors Convention.
Sam FuIIertOn's Find.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
PAT GROVE IN DEMAND
JAMES CALLAHAN WANTS HIM sur
POENAED AS A WITNESS.


OMAHA, Neb., March 13.-In support
of a motion for continuance, James
Callahan, charged with being one OF the
kidnapers of Edward "A. Cudahy Jr., filed
an affidavit asking that Pat Grove he
brought into court to testify for the
defense when the case is called. He
swears that he can prstve-by Grove that
he was not implicated in the kidnapping
on Dec. Is, as alleged. was not with
Grove at the prison house, where young
Cudahy was held for ransom, and that
he has not been in Groves company
since Dec. /, of last year. The case
AGAINST Callahan is set for trial next
Wednesday. Callahan swears that if ne
were permitted to go out and secure wit
nesses he could find a number of men
who would swear to having been in his
company a greater number of the days
when he is alleged to have been a guard
over Edward A. Cudahy Jr., at The Mel
rose hill house. These men, he says, will
testify that they were with him early in
the morning, during the day and late
at night on the dates on which he is
charged with holding young Cudahy a
prisoner
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
WEATHER FOR TODAY.

Minnesota, Iowa. North and South Da-
kota and Montana-Fair Thursday; winds
generally northwesterly; Friday fair.
W1sconsin-Fair Thursday: northwest
Friday fair.
st. Paul = Yesterdays observations,
taken by the United States weather b,i-
the twenty-four hours ended at : O'Clock
last night.-Barometer corrected for tenn
pc; atIre and elevation: Highest tempera-
ture, So; lowest temperature %; average
temperature, 50; daily range, :; baron1e-
ter, 1854; humidity, 9S precipitation. n:
p. M, temperature, 81; weather, cloudy
wind north.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14

FARMINGTON, Mich, March 13--Four
hundred men and boys had pitched bat
tie this afternoon in which over thou
sand shots were exchanged with three
burglars who were hiding in patch of
woods three miles west of the village.
After a desperate resistance the men
showed a white flag from behind their
cover. and when the posse swarmed in
upon them it was found that all three
were badly wounded. They gave their
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
WASHINGTON. NOTES.

The quartermaster general is informed
of the arrival Of the transport Wright at
Malta on her way to the Philippines.
The secretary of state has designated
Jas. II. Norman, United States consul at
Munich Bavaria, as the delegate on the
national art exposition to be held at
Munich during the present year.
Commissioner of Patents Chas H. Duell,
will tender his resignation to the presi-
dent in the near future. Mr.. Duell con-
templated retiring as head of the patent
office last fall, but at the request of the
president remained through the first adj
ministratSon.
r. H. Pearson, assistant chief of the
dairy division of the bureau of animal in
dustry. department of agriculture, will
leave in a few days for Porto Rico, where
he will introduce American dairy pro-
ducts for the purpose of extending our
markets in the island.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
PITCHED BATTLE IS
FOUGHT WITH BURGLARS

rames as George Smith, John Taylor and
Jim Williamson, and their residence as
Port Huron Williamson had been shot
through the back. head and one elbow;
Smith was wounded in the back ana legs,
and Taylor in the face and legs. The
trio were handcuffed and brought to the
village, where their wounds were dressed.
A large crowd made such threatening
demonstrations after the mems capture
that the officers removed their prisoners
tc the jail at Pontiac.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14

mother, who is in ST. Paul, wrote me
saying she would likasto have, the body
brought to ST. Paul. shall accede to
her wishes and in a few days will take
the body there personally. 1 may re-
main there and practice or go West. I'm
through with New York. 1t was the
autopsy knife that killed my wife. She
was not dead till then"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
DR.. DOW SAYS Ms WlFE
WAS KILLED IN Autopsy

NEW YORK, March 1S.-(Special)- DIR.
Dow, the dentist, who persisted in stat
Ing that his wife was in a trance for
nearly week after tho autopsy had
been performed, today admitted she was
dead. He denied having interfered with
the burial yesterday for any morbid
reason lie said Il wanted the body put
in vault because Mrs. Evans, my wife's
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
PERU ANGERED AT CHILL
PERUVIAN MINISTER AT SANTIAGO

PERUVIAN MINISTER AT SANTIAGO
To RE RECALLED.
LIMA, Peru, March 10 (via Galveston).
The Peruvian government has decided
to recall Senor Casario Chaltana. Per-
uvian minister at Santiago de Chile in
order to express its dissatisfaction with
the evident policy and intention of the
government of Chile to Chileanize the
disputed provinces of Tacna and africa.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
one STATE BOARD DEAD
NEBRASKA WILL CEASE STATE sU-
PERVISION OF RAILROADS..

LINCOLN, .Neb., March 1s.-The state
senate today passed the bill repeating the
law of 1856 creating the state board of
transportation. 1t viii be pushed in the
house, and as there is practically no op-
position, it is expected to become a law.
With the final enactment of the pending
bill, the statute books of Nebraska will
be cleared of all laws looking to the con-
troll of railroads.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
SUBMARINE BOATS.
Vicker's Sons 81 Maxim Building
Five for the British Navy

V1ckeT's Sons a Ma XIII buIIdIn 3
Five for the British Navy.
LONDON, March l3.-Vicker's Sons &
Maxim, limited, are building the five
submarine boats provided for in the new
shipbuilding programme announced yes
terday in London and cabled to the AS
sociated Press at Barrow-in-Fu Furness
The first will be launched next May
They are of the improved Holland type,
60 feet in length, to have a surface
speed of ten knots and a submerged
speed of from to S knots. Vicker's Sons
& Maxim, limited, have bought the
rights of these sumbarine boats for the
world, with the exception of the United
States.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
CYRUS NORTHROP NAMED
UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT ST.
LOUIS EXPOSITION COMMISSIONER

LOUIS EXPOSITION COMMISSIONER
WASHINGTON, March 1S-It is under
stood that the appointment of ex-Repre-
sentative Rodenburg of Illinois, as one of
the ST. Louis exposition commissioners
which has heretofore been regarded as
decided upon may not be made In
addition to the four ex-senators and ex-
Representative John Allen, of Mississippi,
it is understood that Representative
Glynn, of New York F. M. Belts, of Con-
necticut, and President Cyrus Northrop,
of the Minnesota university, are also on
the list.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
BELLICOSE ORLEANISTs
AND BUFFET START

FOR DUELING GROUND.
+, BRUSSELS, March 13.-M Andre Buff
fet, the arranle lennents for whose duel
with M. Paul Deroulede have been com
plcted, left Brussels today for I;as,a.
Switzerland.
GENOA, March I'm Paul Deroulede
has gone to Switzerland.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
" S temperatures
aSnrnHi~hl ChnVenr1

*Washingtor time q p. m. st. Paul.)
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-03-14
BABBLED OF BoER WAR.

The cruelty and Injustice dealt out hg
England to the Boers in their struggle
for liberty had long heen q subject for
thought in the mind of Gen. Harrison
To his friends he had often spoken OF the
pity and shame that the brave and
sturdy farmers Of South Africa. should
be robbed OF their country, Of all they
had in the world and forced to submit to
The Newtown bee., 1901-10-11
CLASS FOUR-FINE ARTS:

Landscape, oil, 1st; flowers, in oil'
lst; landscape, water color, 1st; w. p.
Tomlin.
Landscape in oil I'd; dogs head, in
oil, I'd, Miss Sadie Hatch, New Mil
ford.
Flowers, oil, Miss Julia E. Peck, I'd.
Collection of five watercolors, Mrs e.
D. Rogers, New Haven, 1st.
Landscape, water color, I'd; crlyon,
portrait, 1st; crayon, horse, I'd; pen
and ink drawings, I'd; oil painting on
banner, I'd; oil painting, girl, I'd;
water color, dancing lesson, I'd; pastel,
child and dog, 1st; charcoal, two heads
I'd: muralo picture, landscape, I'd:
enamel, Rough Riders, I'd; painting
on sheet wadding, I'd, Miss Ardell
Knapp, Danbury.
Watercolor flowers, I'd; collection
china IA pieces, lst, Mrs George F.
Taylor.
Colored photographs, by amateurs
Mrs R. D. Smith, I'd.
Co]ored photographs, 1st, Miss Anna
Knapp, Danbury.
Collection eight pen and ink sketch.
es, 1st, G. r. Platt.
Painting on satin, 1st; painting on
plting cloth, fan, I'd, Miss Leah J,
Chambers, Danbury.
Painting on satin, I'd; hand painted
fire, I'd, Mrs F. E. Gilbert, Botsford.
Hand painted plate, Miss Daniels.
| I'd.
Collection of landscapes. Charles
Hitchcock, I'd.
Collection of photos, Arthur /.
Platt, 1St.
Sea MOSES, MIS- c. M. Wales, I'd.
Oranges, oil, Miss Mabel TAYLOR, I'd.
Charcoal sketch, Miss Lucy J. Nun.
son, South Britain, 1st.
Basket paper flowers, Mrs Robert
Russell, I'd.
MuralO screen. Miss Carrie Barnum.
Danbury, I'd.
Wood carved boat, Mrs Hogan, I'd.
Silk flowers in moss, I'd: paper
| flowers, I'd, Miss Piccot, Stepney.
Pastel, H. NJ Russell, I'd.
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THE NEWTOWN FAIR
The Premium Awards.
is YOUR NAME IN THIS
LIST?

CLASS ONE-LADIEs' INDUSTRIAL.
Drawn rag rug, lst, Miss Matte
TOmlinson, Bridgeport: I'd, Miss BESSIE
Glover.
Crochet rag rug, I'd, Margaret Hou-
Than.
Knit rag rug, I'd; knit wristlets, dis;
needle cases, dis, Miss Emily Hirst.
Tied rag rug, I'd, Mrs ID. S. Hurl-
burt, Cannon Station.
Yarn rug 1st, Miss Lucy lIoyt:
I'd, Mrs George r. Wilson.
Hand sewing, Miss Cole, LIST.
Pillow cover hand made, Mrs e. j.
Hall, I'd.
Pillow cover hand made 600 years
old, Miss Julia Dikeman, dis.
Linen sheets 100 years old), dis, lin
en- shirt 900 years old), dis, Mrs II. w.
Keller, Brookfield.
Machine sewing, I'd, Edna S. Hatch,
New Milford.
Knit stockings (knit so years ago,
lst, Mrs Uarrgan.
Knit socks, I'd, Mrs ira Wildman.
Knit stockings, wool, I'd, cotton, I'd,
Mrs Burr IIawley, Stepney.
Wool knit mittens, lst, Mrs Samuel
w. Ingham, Bridgeport: I'd, Mrs
Theron f. Platt.
Silk knit mittenS, LIST, Mrs Samuel
w. lngham, Bridgeport; I'd, Mrs Their.
on f. Platt.
Silk log cabin quilt, 1st, r. r. Mar
tindell; I'd, Mary I[arrigan.
Patchwork quilt, lst, Mrs j. e.
Field, EastOn: I'd, Mrs G.. r. Wilson
collection, dis, Mrs f. A. Young.
Patchwork quilt, pieced and quilted
by exhibitor 81 years ago, lst, Mrs
MinOtt Augur.
Silk patchwork quilt, LIST, Mrs IIager
New Milford.
Log cabin quilt, I'd, Miss Hattie
Northrop.
Silk quilt, LIST, Mrs Edward Taylor
I'd, Mrs Susan l.. Hall; I'd, Mrs G. II.
Gay.
Embroidered silk quilt, I'd, Mrs
Clarence Sears.
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stitched handkerchief, 1st; embroid-
cred pillow case, dis; embroidered
sheet, dis; embroidered towel LIST, Miss
L. Williams, Brookfeld
Embroidered pillows covers, Mrs
Charles Pourchot, I'd.
Embroidered initial on towels, I'd:
embroidered initial handkerchief, 1st;
embroidered dolly, I'd; embroidered
tumbler doilies, I'd; honiton lace dolly,
I'd; Marie Antoinette doilies I'd; point
lace collar I'd; lace boleros, 1st; tray
cloth drawn work, dis so, Miss Ethel
Beardsley, Bridgeport.
Embroidery on denim, dis; letter
case, dis 15c; whisk broom holder, dis
l0c; table cover in cross stitch, I'd, Mrs
l.. H. Wales, Bridgeport.
Embroidered initial handkerchief,
Mrs r. G. Mitchell, South Britain, ID
Embroidered picture frame, A. E..
Troy, dis.
Lunch set, embroidered doilies, dis,
embroidered tray cloth, 1st, Miss Cur
nee.
HOniton lace dolly, 1st; battenburg
collar, I'd: hand made Italian lace, I'd,
Mrs James Miller, Danbury.
Battenburg tray cloth, Miss Leah j.
Chambers, Danbury, I'd.
Point lace handkerchief, Mrs E. D..
| Rogers, New Haven, 1st.
Battenburg lace center piece, I'd;
revere and tie ends, I'd, Mrs Clarence
Sears.
Handkerchief case, Miss L. A. Smith,
Brookteld, I'd.
Hand embroidery on skirt, Mary
Warner, Southbury, dis.
Bruges lace collar, Mrs J. S. Miner,
LIST.
Bruges lace collar, Mrs Frank H.
| Mitchell, I'd.
Lace jacket, Florence e. Weaver, 3D.
| Lace tie, Mrs Burr Hawley, Step
ney, I'd.
Lace collar, Mrs Milon Hawley,
Stepney, LIST.
Lace collar, Mrs H. B. Thompson,
Danbury, I'd.
| Spool case, Maud Blackman, New
town, dis 1Oc.
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Crochet tidy, Mary Joseph, Kent,

Crochet tidy, Mary Joseph, Kent,
I'd.
Crochet tidy, Mrs Charles Ponschel,
BridgeWater, lst.
Embroidered sofa pillow, I'd, Mrs H.
w. Keller, Brooktield.
Drawn work sofa pillow, Maud Fl.
Blackman, 1St.
Bingham sofa pillow, Margaret F
Bradley, I'd.
Embroidered sofa pillow, Nellie
Bradley, 1st.
Worsted sofa pillow, Catherine
Bradley, I'd.
Embroidered and painted sofa pill
low, 1st: crochet and beaded bag, 1st,
Mrs A. D. Munson, South Britain.
Ribbon sofa pillow, Miss Sarah B.
Minor. I'd.
Tufted silk pillow, Mrs d. S. Hurl-
burt, Cannon Station, I'd.
Bingham sofa pillow, Miss E. Bris.
coe, 1st.
Fancy apron, lSt; pin cushion, I'd
crochet silk scarf, I'd; fancy balloon, I'd
handmade lace hand, 1st; handker.
chief case, I'd, Miss Leah J. Chambers,
Danbury.
Apron with crochet edge, Lizzie
Tinko, 1st.
Fancy apron, Miss L. A. Smith,
3D.
Embroidered apron made so years
ago, Miss Mary A. Eyer, Stepney, I'd
Linen apron, Mrs Burr Hawley, I'd
Hanging pin cushion I'd; crochet
jacket, I'd; scarf I'd; machine cover, I'd
tooth brush case, dis, Mrs l.. II. Wales
Bridgeport.
Embroidered pin cushion, Miss L.
Williams, Brookfeld, 1St.
Pin ball, Miss Abbie Gay, 1st.
Knit head rest, I'd; tatted lace, I'd
Mrs Parmelee.
Tatting collar, Mrs Andrew Moore
I'd.
Star mat, Mrs Gurnee, I'd.
Tatting cushion, covers and sampler
Mrs II. G. Gendson, 1st.
Beaded bag, Miss Charlotte Mitchell,
South Britain, I'd.
Crochet yoke, Mrs d. S. Hurlburt
Cannon Station, I'd.
Handkerchief with crochet border,
Mrs Howard Knowles, Bethel, I'd.
Crochet match holder, Miss Ethel
Peardsley, Bridgeport, I'd.
The Newtown bee., 1901-10-11

Peach, Otis w. Barker. LIST.
Yellow Plum James Miller. LIST.
POnderOSa, '' lSt.
Ground Cherry, - - LIST.
Golden Damon, 80 - ID
Squash: Heart of Gold, James NJ.
Blackman. LIST: Miss Carrie Barnum,
Danbury, I'd.
Silver Custard, Miss Carrie Barnum,
Danbury, lst.
Early White Bush Scalloped, Miss
Carrie Barnum, LIST.
White Summer Crook Neck. Miss
Carrie Barnum, lSt.
Golden Summer Crook Neck, Miss
Carrie Barnum, I'd.
Fordhook, Miss Carrie Barnum, LIST.
Brazil Sugar, Miss Carrie Barnum,
1St.
Pineapple,
I'd.
English Vegetable Marrow, Miss
Carrie Barnum, I'd.
Long White Marrow, Miss Carrie
Barnum, 1st.
Perfect Gem, Miss Carrie Barnum.
1St.
Hubbard, r. L. Warner, lst: Mary
E. Warner, I'd.
Cocoanut, r. L. Warner, 1st.
Hubbard Warted, Aaron Sanford,
1St.
Nutmeg State, T. Beardsley, LIST.
Summer squash, H. G. Fairchild,
1St.
Maule's Imperial Hubbard, C. L.
Briscoe, I'd.
Mammoth Chilli, c. L. Briscoe, lst.
Golden Hubbard, 50 g
Pumpkins: Quaker Pie, Miss Carrie
Barnum, Danbury, LIST.
Yellow Sweet Potato,
Barnum, 1st.
| Cushaw, Miss Carrie Barnum, lst.
| Japanese pumpkins, Frank Elliott,
1st.
Cheese " R. L. Warner,
1st.
Pumpkins, w. J. Costello, LIST.
Watermelons: w. J. Costello, Ist:
Judd Brothers, Bethel, I'd.
Citrons: H. c. Fairchild: LIST; e. r.
Botsford, I'd.
Miscellaneous. Bunch Yard beans,
Vernon Britton, Danbury, I'd.
African Horn cucumber, Charles
Briscoe, 1st.
Long Green cucumber. Miss Carrie
Barnum, Danpury, ri.
West India gherkins, Miss Carrie
Barnum, LIST.
Swiss Chard, r. L. Warner, LIST.
Sugar parsnips, c. NJ. Beresford, 1st.
ford, I'd.
Bunch Yard beans, Mrs J. w. Cor
don, LIST.
Early Russian cucumber, D. c.
Peck, 1St.
White Spine, d. C. Peck, 1st.
Champion Moss Curled parsley, d.
c. Peck, I'd.
Willow Leaf Lima beans, James
Miller, Danbury, I'd.
Yellow Pod Lazy Wife, James Mil
Ter, Danbury, I'd.
Bunch radishes, Mrs Henry G. Cur
tbs, I'd.
Bunch lettuce, Frank Wright, 1st:
Mrs Henry G. Curtis, I'd.
Bunch radishes,, white tipped, Otis
w. Barker, LIST.
Sandwich Island satisfy, Otis W.
Barker, 1st.
Hartford Early peas, Otis W. Bar
ker, 1st.
Collection vegetables, J. Beck,
1st.
The Newtown bee., 1901-10-11
CLASS FIVE-CHILDREN'S EXHIBIT.

CLASS FIVE-CHILDREN'sE EXHIBIT.
Marine scene, Mary j. Hatch, New
Milford, I'd.
Landscape, Mary J. Hatch, New
Milford, I'd.
Pencil Drawing, Mary J. Hatch, New
Milford, dis.
Embroidered dolly, I'd: basted bed
quilt, I'd; match safe, I'd; painted tray
cloth, Mary J. Hatch New Milford.
Penmanship, Bessie Doran, Bethel,
I'd.
Penmanship, 1st; outline dolly, I'd;
hand made apron, I'd, Myrtle Beck.
Embroidered dolly, LIST; outline tray
cloth, I'd, Loretta Houlihan.
Outline tray cloth, Eleanor North
rop, 1st.
Map drawing, George Beck, I'd.
Pin work mat, Helen T. Plumb, 1st.
Sofa pillow, Florence Beecher, I'd.
Embroidered, table mat, I'd; crotchet
lace wool, dis, Elsie M. Gilbert, Bots.
ford.
Bingham sofa pillow, Josephine
Smith, I'd.
Decorated cart, Bradford Ezra Wild.
man, I'd.
Bouquet.Zinnias, Lillian Beers, I'd
Bedquilt pieced by Lucy Fay
Wright, 1St.
Bottle Nasturtium pickles, Emma
R. Wildman, I'd.
CLASS sIX-BREAD, CAKE AND PASTRY
Loaf wheat bread, 1st, chocolate mo
lasses cake, I'd, Mrs Andrew Moore.
Loaf wheat bread, I'd; raised biscuit
lst; doughnuts, I'd; ginger cookies, 1st
cinnamon cookies, I'd; seed cookies, I'd
nut cookies, I'd; lemon pie, I'd; pork
| cake, 1st;, lemon cake, I'd, Mrs Ira Wild
man.
Rye bread, 1st; raised biscuit, ID
Mrs Lauren Skidmore.
Rye bread, Miss Mary Ella Fair
child, I'd.
Graham bread, I'd; sugar cookies, I'd
fruit cookies, I'd; nut cookies, 1st; fe
cake, 1st; blackberry pie, I'd; corr
bread I'd, Mrs James Miller, Danbury
Sponge cake, I'd; coffee cake, 1st
Mrs J. A. Beers.
Sponge cake. 1st; chocolate cake I'd
Miss Hattie B. Camp.
Doughnuts, Mrs c. E. Beers, 1st.
Crullers, 1st: ribbon cake, I'd, Mrs
George B. Beers.
White cake, I'd, Miss II. w. Keller
| Brookteld.
White cake, 1st; jelly cake, I'd, Mr.
w. E. Hawley, Hawleyville.
Jelly cake, LIST; sugar cookies, LIST
Mrs Frank Wright.
Chocolate cake, Miss NJ. A. Bacon
| 1st.
Angel cake, LIST, Mrs Howard Know
les, Bethel.
Angel cake, Mrs George B. Beers, I'd
Chocolate molasses cake, Mrs II. w
Baldwin, LIST.
Minnehaha cake, I'd; sweet potato
pie, I'd; mince pie I'd; raspberry pie
I'd: plum pie, I'd; apricot pie, I'd: apri
cot cake, I'd, Mrs G. F. Duncombe.
Cream cake inscribed, Miss Julia
Duncombe, 1St.
Orange cake, Mrs S. B. Knowles, I'd
Caramel cake, I'd; cocoanut cake, I'd
| Miss Maggie e. Lyons.
Cocoanut layer cake, Mrs Charlie.
Northrop, 1st.
Fig cake, Miss Sadie Hatch, New
Milford, I'd.
Caramel cake, Mrs F. S. Frisbie, 1st
Coffee cake, Mrs d. B. Beardsley, I'd
Pork cake, Miss Carrie Barnum
Danbury, 2d
Quick loaf cake, Mrs Minott Augur
I'd.
Collection canned fruit, Mrs Edward
Curtis, Monroe, I'd.
Collection of jellies, Mrs David Par
melee, LIST; Mrs James Miller, Dan
bury, I'd.
Collection sweet pickles, Mrs Jane!
Miller, Danbury, LIST; Miss Sadie E.
Hatch, New Milford, I'd.
Collection sour pickles, Mrs DaviC
I Parmelee, LIST; Miss Sadie E. Hatch
New Milford, I'd.
Chow chow, Mrs c. J. Beck, 1st; Mrs
James Miller, I'd.
Chilli sauce, Mrs Henry G. Curtis
The Newtown bee., 1901-10-11
CLASS THREE.

tLAoS III NEE.
Outline center piece 1St; batten-
berg center piece, lst, Mrs Sarah
Thompson, South Britain.
Article in outline; I'd; linen en-
brOidered doilies, I'd, specimen Mount
Mcllock embroidery, dis 1Oc, Mrs E. R.
Sutliff, Bridgeport.
Article in outline work, 1st; en-
broidered cotton tidy, I'd 1Oc, Mrs J. A.
Beers.
Center piece, 2d; embroidered dolly,
lst, Miss Ruth Mitchell.
Center piece, LIST, embroidered table
cover, 1st, embroidered doilies, set, 1st,
point lace dolly, 1st, Elizabeth H..
Noble, New Milford.
Linen embroidered center piece, Mrs
Nj. ID. Beers, 1st.
Embroidered and lace center piece,
Mrs J. II. Eagny, New Haven, I'd.
Lace center piece, Mrs George f.
Taylor, LIST.
Embroidered center piece, Mrs f. d.
Jordan, Seymour, I'd.
Lace center piece, Mrs G. H. Wales,
Bridgeport, 1st.
Lace center piece, Miss NJ. A. Bacon,
I'd.
Embroidered bureau cover, dis, cut
work dolly, I'd. bodice front, Duchess
lace, I'd: collar, Duchess lace, 1st; lace
tie, LIST: needle book, dis sc; Marie
Antoinette center piece, dis 15c; drawn
work towel, I'd; drawn work center
piece, I'd; buffet cover, I'd; lace hat
wings, I'd; piano scarf, I'd; stand cover,
dis Sc, Mrs G. NJ. Wales, bridgeport.
Drawn work handkerchief, Mrs R.
ID. Smith, I'd.
Embroidered bureau set, dis; hem
stitched handkerchief, I'd 1Oc; lace
table top, dis 15c; lace handkerchief,
I'd 15c; 2 hand hemstitched collars, I'd,
Mrs ID. S. Hurlburt, Cannon Station.
Embroidered pillow case, 1st; hem