The Newtown bee., 1903-10-02

Carmody second and Fred Brown third. |
S. j. BotSford, Herbert BotSford and
Lester Coleman of New Haven we're
interested spectators at the fair, We'd
nesday.
Noble Bennitt, T. F. Young and
George F. Pixley of New Milford were
at the fair, Thursday.
r. S. Human exhibited an interest
ing novelty in potatoes, the Multiplier
variety.
One of the interesting teams on the
track, Wednesday afternoon, was a
pair of two years old HolStein steers,
owned and driven by Miles Elwell of
New Fairfield. They were hitched to
a buggy with harnesses and were driv-
en- with bit and bride the same as a
horse, the driver being able to do any
so trained so they could be driven
with a whip.
S. c. Bradley and family, Clarence
Bradley and family, Zalmon b. Brad
ley, Mr. and Mrs N. w. Ogden of Green
field Hill, DR. J. w. Melbourne, can
Ger specialist Of Derby, John 81.
Wheeler of Derby, Elliot NJ. Beardsley,
of Long Hill, Charles Squires and Ed
ward Barnes Of Roxbury were visitors
at the fair, Wednesday.
Wednesdays delegation from New
Milford included Mr. and Mrs A. M.
Booth, Mr. and Mrs Hubert Thomas,
Mr. and Mrs p. F. Hawley, Pliny
Squires, DR. R. S. Todd, DR. George E.
Staub, DIR Blackman, G. e. Riddi-
ford, Daniel and Sherman Garfield,
James Marsh, w. G. Beeman.
Sheriff Hawley, F. S. Stevens and
Clarence NaramOre were guests of Hon
f. j.: Naramore, Wednesday, attend
ing the fair.
The Judging of the fruit and vege-
tables was done by Frank S. Platt of
New Haven and r. S. Human of Ste
venSOn.
Sherman's delegation to the fair,
Wednesday, included Hon Geore G.
Barnes, E. p. Briggs, Mil Is Hunger
ford and George Hungerford.
Henry Burritt of Washington was
the guest over the fair of Frederick
Chambers. He is an old Roxbury resi-
dent.
A jolly crowd was present from Dan
bury, Wednesday, including DR. r. M.
English, r. A. Allen and Attorney
Norman Beers and P. j. Garvin, a
popular Bethel druggist.
THE MIDWAY.
The privilege department was looked
after by w. M. Reynolds. He had
more applicants for space, this year,
than usual, and handled the difficult
job with ease. The restaurant priv
ilege was well managed by Mrs Carey,
who catered to many hundreds. Those
who had space were:
Games, James TObin.
Fried oysters, j. Vallee.
Cane rack, Rogers & Pryor.
| Game, NJ. J. Riley.
Wire jewelry, Florence Atwood.
Fancy articles, M. Morgan.
Notions, John Anderson.
Pop corn, peanuts, w. d. Cover.
Peanuts and pop corn, w. K. Will
liams. =
Photographs, E. H. Tolles.
Game, G. G.. Coleman.
Restaurant, Mrs Carey.
Bakery, Erdman & Co.
Wild man, John Slattery.
All hots, o. B. Morrell.
Jewelry, Jacob Todd.
Pop corn, peanuts, Charles PROVING.
Cigars, G. Fl. Lattimer.
Game, M. Westcott.
Soft drinks, H. Candee.
Game, M. BattO
Game, William Lauree.
Game, G. Fl. Knapp.
Wire jewelry, H. Brush.
Hat pins, }. Flynn.
Game, H. kaSSon.
Jingle board, Joseph Tracey.
Cane board. W. c. Mckeon.
Presents on wheel, A. j. PeaSe
Sharpening knives, G. Smith.
Game, John A. Anderson.
Whips and canes, r. Mallory.
Shooting darts, George Nennhaer.
Sandwiches, d. Cannon.
Jewelry, George Brooks.
Cane rack, H. Furman.
Game, John NJ GarVeV,
Ball game, G. d. Townsend.
Fish pond, Richard Gardner.
Game, w. Pollard.
Selling hardware, Peck & Prentice
Jewelry, Fred Truax.
Novelties.
Ball game, John Mack.
Toy whips, James Pinckney.
Selling buttons, H. Berger
| Dancing girls, Cashen & Bolos.
! JUDGING THE HORSES.
Tuesday about noon came the judy
ing of the family horses, stations,
mares and colts which was well looked
after by expert judges. There was
tine showing in all these lines by local
hOrSemen and from the surrounding
towns. There were many horses ex-
hlbited of which the owners were just
ly proud and one would look Il good
way to find their equal.
GLASS; 4l-Irnttlng Bred stations:
J. E. Capewell. Woodbury., John
Bascomb, lst: +. l.. Minor, Southbury,
Maylnrd, I'd.
Glass 42-Mares and Colts: R. II.
Thomas, Roxhury, gelding. years old,
LIST; H. w. Wright, Newtown, colt,
years old, I'd.
J. B. Nichols, Newtown, gelding, 3
years old, LIST: e. A. Wilson, tilly, 3
years old, I'd.
Colts , years old: B. A. Buckley,
Southport, gelding, LIST; ]. p. Cassidy,
Southbury, gelding, I'd.
Austin N. Botsford, tilly, year old,
list; John Donnelly, stallion, year old,
I'd.
Class 43-Family Horses, A. w. Bas-
sett, single carriage horse, LIST; Rev
Mr. George, I'd.
Stanley J. Blackman. pair carriage
horses, lst: J. B. Nichols, I'd.
Wiliam.P, ffers, Derby, four-i hand,
1St.