The Newtown bee., 1904-09-30

of the Orange fair, took in the New town fair, Wednesday. Officers Dolon, Koher and Walsh of the New Haven police force, and Otto Schultz of the same city were among Wednesdays visitors. William and George Bader, Paul Gage and Ezra Hull of Washington enjoyed Wednesday at the fair. George F. Dagon, superintendent of Condensed Milk Co.,, passed Wednes- day and Thursday at the fair. He was well pleased with the exhibition.
 w. P. Risley, superintendent of the Borden Condensed Milk Co.'S plant at Lime Rock, passed Wednesday at the fair.
 Emerson Wilson of Redding exhibit ed his stylish colt at the fair, Wednes- day.
 The popular firm of Meigs X Co.,. clothiers, of Bridgeport, was repre- sented at the fair, Wednesday and Thursday, by a fancy team covered with handsome purple banners. Will liam L'Hommedieu, a genial clerk at this store, was in charge of the team.
 Mayor Mulvihill of Bridgeport was at the fair, Thursday. Warren Plumb, president of the Huntington fair, looked the fair over with approval on Thursday.
 Mir and Mrs E. S. Hawley of Hunt ington were at the fair, Thursday. Dr W. E. Vile and family came over | to the fair in their automobile, Thurs | day.
 ding enjoyed Thursday at the fair. MT and Mrs Nellis Sherwood. MT nd Mrs Simon Bradley, Mir and Mrs Clarence Bradley and Mr anI Mrs Dwight Adams of Gf )eld Hill were at the fair, Wednesday,
 w. N. Hurd of Long Hill and Dr Hawley ol Bridgeport were at the fair l Thursday.
 Clarence l.. Beardsley, of the firm tracting decorators, of New Haven, was at the fair Thursday.
 w. E. Glover had nice exhibit of the LeRoy Flows and showed a Good hue windmillI
 The reliable Booth Brothers of Strat- ford gave away circulars advertising their farmxx tools.
 Dr R. N. Betts presided over the sale of seats for the grand stand.
 Cornelius s. Morehouse and c. B. Wooster of New Haven were at the fair, Thursday
 Hon Edwin HallOck of Derby was ali interested spectator at the fair, Thurs day.
 Dr R. $. Todd and George +. Pixley were included in New Milford's con- tingent at the fair, Thursday.
 Charles l.. Gold of Cornwall, son of Hon T. s. Gold, was an interested visitor at the fair, Tuesday.
 The premium awards on horses were as follows:
 GLASSES fl, Az AND 43.
 Stallion, "John Bascomb," Reg. No 625S: John oCapewell of Woodbury, 1st
 Mares and Colts: J. B. Nichols, 1st F. A. Young, 2d.
 ;, Filly four years old: J: B. Nichols
 Geldlng four years old: E. W. Fair.
 Gelding three years old: George A.
 Gelding two years old: Emerson B. Wilson of Bedding, 2d.
 Filly two years old: A. N. Botsford 1st.
 Filly one year old: F. A. Young, lst George A. Drew, 2d. Single carriage horses: s. J. Black man, 1st; A. w. BaSSett, 2d. Pair work horses: Edgar Andrews Bethel, 1st.
 ) GLASS 44-ROAD HORSES. Single road horses: J. Atchison o1 Woodbury, 1st; J. B. Nichols, 2d.
 Collie trial: Bert Wildman, lSt. SPECIAL PREMIUM AWARDS. Best collection of pears, s2 50, do hated by F, J. Naramore, won by James Miller of Danbury: best collec tion of apples, S2 50, donated by F. J, Naramore, won by James Miller; best collection of grapes, S2. 50, donated b. Dr Kiernan, won by Austin L. Peck best collection of potatoes, $2.50, do mated by A. P. Smith, won by M. T Hatch of Bridgewater.