The Newtown bee., 1904-10-07

contained the exhibits of H. H. Tom linson and T. H. Judd. The variety of flowers shown by these two florists was large and this part of the building is one of the most delightful for a visit. The flowers were of the choicest varieties ard Kafe artisticalIy ar rangee! A feature of MT Tomlinson's exhibit was an immense wreath of Smilax and roses. He remembered the newspaper man and friend With some choice roses.
 A large case containing a numerous assortment of shoes for men, women and children was shown by R. F. Eos ter & Co. It occupied a conspicuous position near the center of the tent. They have an attractive store on Main street. This is an excellent good firm to patronize at fair time, or any other time.
 The hustling and up-to date Dan- bury Hardware Co. occupied two ad- joining booths. In them were shown hundreds of articles in fancy crockery, including china and .bric-a-brac The variety was apparently endless and there was so much that is new and in- teresting that the display was worthy of more than passing notice. There were many appropriate souvenirs of the fair to be found there. John R.. Hill was in charge of the exhibit when THE BEES scribe called.
 The Hull Brothers Company had n unusually good show, which occupied two booths, one on each side of the south entrance of the tent. The larger one of the two was given up entirely to heating apparatus. Among other things there was an up-to-date furnace which was the center of much inter est. The smaller booth was devoted i to demonstration of a new bread | maker.
 H. w. Andrews, leading Brookfeld I farmer and Grange worker, had a booth in which to show up the inter- ests of the Sharples separator, for which he is agent.
 l c. w. Hatch of Still River made a ! very large exhibit of strained honey. MT Hatch is practical bee keeper ] and one gets the pure article ln deal ing with MT Hatch. Look his exhibit l up when you go over, Friday. He's in the tent.
 THE CATTLE EXHIBIT
 was extra good. Superintendent David Disbrow informed the editor that the number of cattle exhibited was not as great as year ago, but that the qual- ity was never better. Among the ex- hibitors of Devon blooded stock was the "tall Sam Peck' of Watertown, Robert Mallory of New Milford and T. B. Terrill of Woodbury. s. B. Camp of 4Newtown exhibited some Holstein stock, Horace Hurlburt of Weston some choice Herefords. Clifford B. Morgan of Bethel exhibited Short Horns. The exhibitors of oxen were: $. H. Peck, Watertown; W. J. Sher- wood, Horace Hurlburt, Westport; R. O.. Mallory, James Sullivan, A. J.. McMahon, William Stone, New Mil ford; T. B. Terrell, Woodbury; G. B. Hitchcock, Waterbury; c. P. Gaylord, Terryville; Edward B. Selleck, o. de Comeau, Clayton Haviland, George N. Pearce, Luther Barnum, Danbury; William R. Finch, Brewster, N. Y.: J. M. Ferris, Stamford; B. N. Somers R. Green, Brookfield; E. T. Andrews, Clifford B. Morgan, Bethel; J. G. Bar nard, Shelbourne, Mass; D. H. Dis brow, M. H. Disbrow, New Fairfield; John Todd, Bedding. Other cattle men present included George Winton and c. w. Northrop of Newtown, Vin- cent Judson of Woodbury, J. T. Par melee of Bethlehem, c. w. Squires of New Milford, and many others. NEW AND TAKING FEATURE
 of the far was the parade of decorated automobiles. This was arranged by a former NewtOwn citizen, pr Vile, whose auto was decorated with roses and smilax. The doctor was dressed in white, as were the four ladies who rode in his car. The ladies had wreaths of smilax and roses on their hats. What pr Vile takes hold of, goes!
 The association is fortunate in it's officials. G. Mortimer Rundle, the secretary, is an
 AFFABLE, TACTFUL, GENTLEMANLY MAN,
 and the association is to be cOngratu- lated on having man of his standing and ability for this important place. There are few men in the Hating City having more friends. The news paper men received many courtesies at his hands. MT Rundle had courteous assistant in the secretary's office in the person of George Nevius of New Fairfield.
 In closing, it may be said the DANBURY FAIR IS BIG ENTERPRISE, we'll worth ones time to see. Two days could be spent with pleasure at