The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-12

Miss Millie scobie, first and only award.
 Most unique rig-J. s. Alling. first; Mrs. W. S. Hine, second; A. s. Crosby third
 Best trimmed pony rig-George and William Hine, first; Mrs w. $. Wood- ruff, second.
 Best trimmed bieycle-Miss Grace AL ling, first; Francis Sharpe, second; Roger Treat, third.
 The judges who were in charge of va rious exhibits such as working cattle, vegetables, fruit crops, etc, were busy all day Wednesday and yesterday. Their decisions in favor of the owners of the exhibits follow:
 For highest point scoring working cattle-A. M. Clark of Orange received ten first and three second prizes for cows; ten first and one second for young cattle; W. M. Andrew of Orange receiv- ed five firsts and one second for COWS, and three f1rsts for young cattle. Vegetables-Nine firsts and five sec onds went to J. J. Merwin of Orange; for the largest and best collection, s. D. Woodruff received five f1rsts and three seconds, P. J. Rourke received six firsts
 Potatoes-P. J. Rourke was awarded seven firsts, one second and first on the | best collection: s. J. Treat received three firsts and one second. Field crops-Walter Beecher first for rye, Charles R. Treat first for corn. Fruit-On grapes, Walter Hine, W. N. l Scranton of West Haven, Allen Wood ruff, each first; Mrs. c. $. Clark, Will 1 liam Russell. each one second. On pears, w. M Andrew, five flrsts: B. ". Russell, one first On quinces. W. M. Andrew, one first. On apples, W. M. Andrew, sixteen firsts: also first for best variety; E. B. Russell, second for varie- ty. also six first and seven seconds.
 Swine-Two arst prizes and two sec ond prizes were awarded to John Ru- dolph for hs exhibits.
 Poultry-C. D. Hatch of Shelton, L. Meyer of Tyler City, and W. W. Van IIdoren of Whitneyville, each captured three firsts and two seconds.
 Canned fruits-Best collection, Mrs. J. W. Bailey.
 Best loaf wheat bread--Miss Anna
 Fenn of Milford, first: Kate O'Brien oi
 Orange, second The latter was also
 awarded first prize for the best exhibit
 of honey. Best pies and cake, Mrs. F c. Woodruff, eight firsts and one sec
 ond; Mrs. Clifford Treat, ten firsts ant
 one second: Dickinson Bros, of Wood
 bridge, ten firsts.
 Best exhibit of cut flowers and pottet
 plants-Mrs. c. E. Treat. first; Mrs. c
 V. Woodruff, second.
 Dogs-Fox hound and puppy, first an'
 second prize awarded to MT. McDonougl of New Haven. Spaniels, one first priz and three seconds to F. E. Adler Q | New Haven. English setter, first priz
 to Robert Meacham. scotch collies, D. Clark arst, and H. Mueller second St. Bernard, W T. Walker of Chicago second, no first being awarded. Fox ter riers. F. E. Adler of New Haven frs
 prize. French bull dog, Mrs. D. H. Lip pincott of New Haven first. .6
 The horses races aroused much inter est The 2:45 class was captured b : Dick K. owned by M. H. Noonan ( Waterbury in three straight heat
 Arita Aire. owned by A. D. Davis :, Bridgeport, was second, with Convo! , owned by T. W. Bassett of Derby, thirt The harness race was won by Crescer
 do. W. B. Brown of Derby; with Isaa |, w.. Frank E. IIadd of Stratford. secon Q and Sableier, owned by G. R. Snrkh ( A Derby third The running race ,distant Y one-balf mile, won by Admiral, owne '' by M. c. Schwaner of New Haven, wit
 Rubber, owned by R. H. Cooper, thrd |. The bicycle races. distance one mil {, was won by Charles Bonnini, wit '' Harry Clark. second. Two mile, we by George Brown, with P. J. Reilly, SC e ond, and D. Bell third.
 N The days programme was conelud' |, about 5:45, which time the big thror = had, for the most part, left the ground
 To-day another excellent card of spor
 will be in order and another immen :. crowd will probably attend. .,