The Newtown bee., 1905-10-13

 sweet, no comp, 2d; twenty ounce, lst. | George B. Fairchild: English rus set, 1st; beauty of Kent, 2d: green | sweets, 1st. D. c. Peck: Roxbury russet, 2d; seek no further, Pa; northern spy, 1st. M. Woicehowski: King, lst: fall pippin, 2d; macintosh, 1st; snow, 1st; fallawater, 1st; Ben Davis, lst. J. B. Nichols: Pound pippin, 1st; William Ferry: Gillytiower, 1st. J. B. Fairchild: Sweet blush, 1st. G. E. Mayhew: Johnson, lst; sweet blush, 2d.'
 E: B: Camp: Gillyhower, 2d; seek no further, 1st.
 John L. Hughes: Fallawater, 2d; H. II. Peck: Johnson, 2d; Hartford sweet, 2d; crab apples, 1st.
 N M. Curtis: Baker, 2d. GLASS THIRTEEN PEARS, w. P. Masten, Pleasant Valley, N. Y., Grapes Worden, 1st, no comp; Ives, 2d; Niagara, 1st; Isabella, 1st. Pears: Diel, 2d, no comp; Bartlett, 2d; Onon- dago, 2d; Des Nonnis, 1st, no comp; Pleasant Valley, 2d; Dana's Honey, 2d, no comp; Edmands, 2d, no comp. MT Masten's exhibit is worthy of all the Society can give with the excep- tion of Ives, Niagara and Concord, he shows above and according to the rules of the Society can only insist up- on second premium on each of his va on one and is entitled to premiums on 91 exhibits. One second and 90 with no competion.-[R. s. Hinman. George I. Miller; Danbury, Pears: Vicar of Wakefield, 2d; Louise Bond De Jersey, 1st, no comp; Burglow, 1st; Beurre Bose, 1st.
 James Miller, Danbury, Pears: Duchess, lst; Buffum, 1st; Burglow, 2d. Plums, satsuma, 2d, no comp. G. w. Northrop: Kieffer, 2d. T. E. Platt & Son, Pears: Beurre 2 10 comp: oo P Peaches: Elberta' 2d, H. H. Peck, Peaches: Crawford Late, lst.
 N. w. Curtis: Peaches: Elberta, 1st Stump of the World, lst, no comp. l w. B. Ackley: Grapes: Concord, 1st
 M. T. Hatch, New Milford: Grapes Niagara, 2d. Pears: Lawrence, 2d, nc | comp.
 Wallace N. Mitchell: Pears: Beurre d Anjou, 1st; Brockworth, 2d, no comp
 J. c. Beers: Pears: Seckle, 2d; Shel den, 1st.
 Miss Abbie Gay: Pears: Idaho, 2d, no comp.
 E. M. Peck: Pears: shelden, 2d; Vic ar of Wakefield, 1st.
 | GLASS FOURTEEN.-VEGET ETABLEs. | George I. Miller, Danbury: Detroit dark red beets, 2d; Maule's Blood tur ket Gardeners, 2d; Baston's Early Red lst; Jumbo Mangels, 2d; Imperial Su gar, lst; Giants Half Sugar, 2d; Tel low Tankard Mangel, 2d; Giants Tel low Intermediate, 2d; Maule's Dark Red Egyptian, 2d; Half Long Blood 1st; New Alpha, 2d; Maules Improved Long Red, 2d; Klein's Wanzeleben Sugar, 2d; New Market King, 2d Maule's Gate Post, 2d.
 Mrs O. B. Jennings, Fairfield: Round beets, 1st; Long beetS, 1st; Lanes I'm proved Sugar beet, 2d; Klein's Wan zeleblen Sugar beet, 1st: Mangel Wurt. gel Long Red, 1st; Mangel Wurtzel Golden Tankard, 1st; Mangel Wurtzel Yellow Globe, 2d; Mangel Wurtzel Rec Globe, 2d; Long Orange carrots, lst Danvers Half Long carrots, 1st; Early Scarlet Horn carrots, lst; Hollow snips, 2d; Spanish Gordon parsnips, 2d red peppers, lst; green peppers, 2d yellow peppers, 2d; egg plant, 2d Golden Carmine Pole beans, 2d; Brus sel Sprouts, 1st; bunch salsify, 2d pear-shaped gourds, 2d; apple-shaped gourdS, 2d; Orange-shaped gOurdS, 2d egg-shaped gourds, 1st.
 James Miller, Danbury: Beets, De troit dark red, 1st; Philadelphia Early turnip, 1st; Maule's Blood turnip, 1st Electric, 1st; Eclipse, 1st; Marke Gardener, 1st; Prize Long Mangels. 2d Boston's Early Red, 2d; Jumbo Man low Tankard Mangels, lst; Giant Yel low Intermediate, 1st; Maule's Darl Red, 1st; New Alpha, 1st; Maule's I'm proved Long Red, 1st: Maule's Cham pion Yellow Globe, lst; New Market King, 2d; Maule's Gate Post, 1st; car rOtS, Yellow Belgian, 1St; Improved Short White, 1st; The Chanteny, 1st Long Orange, 2d; Danvers, 1st; Hall Long Scarlet, 2d; Red St Valery, 1st Golden-rod, 1st; Large White Belgian lst; White Vorges, 2d; Lenox Stuml Root, 2d; OK Heart, 2d; Scarlet Horn 2d.
 D. G. Beers: Round beets, 2d; Short carrots, 1st; Hubbard squash, 1St Summer squash, 1st
 B. B. Camp: Red Turnip beet, 2d Hubbard squash, 2d; Cocoanut squash 2d.
 O. E. Beardsley: Southport Yellov onions, 1st; Yellow Danvers 1st; Rec Globe, 1st; Red Wethersfeld, lst Winter Queen celery, 2d; Whit Plume celery, 2d; Pink Plume celery 2d; Summer squash, 1St; CrOOknecl squash, 2d.
 H. N. Latin: Yellow Globe onions 2d.
 George I. Miller, Danbury: Carrots Yellow Belgian, 2d; Improved Shor White, 2d; The Chanteny, 2d; Dan vers, 2d; Half Long Scarlet, 2d; Ret St Valery, 2d; Golden-rod, 2d; Larg' White Belgian, 2d; White Vorges, lst turnips, Red Top Strap Leaf, 2d; Gov Horn, 2d; Red Top White Globe, 2d Southern Seventop, 2d; White Egg 2d; White Six Weeks, 2d: Purple To- Rutabaga, 2d; Yellow Trophy toma toes, 2d; Bartinas, 2d.
 James Miller, Danbury: Turnips Red Top Strapleaf, lst; Cow Horn, 1st Red Top White Globe, 2d; Whit OlOUe, lSG, OOuGueTH OeVeuCOp, Au Yellow Aberdeen, 2d; White Egg, 1st Golden Ball, 2d; White Flat Dutch, Ed Yellow Globe, 2d; White Six Weeks 1st; White Rock, 1st; Yellow Troph. tomatoes, 1st; Improved White Spin cucumbers, lst; collection gourds, 2d Bartinas, 1st.
 J. c. Beers: Short white carrots, 1st short red carrots, 2d; largest summe cabbage, 1st; Wakefield cabbage, 1st green peppers, 1st; Custard squash, 2d G Woicc. Ct Donic ook O1. Ruta