The Newtown bee., 1905-09-15

John Hotchkiss and M. T. Hatch ex- hibited in this class. In Glass P, Dev- on blooded stock, James Sullivan made eight entries. N. P. BeardSley and $ H. Peck exhibited bulls. In Class 27 Grade Durhams, J. L. Buck showed two four-year-old COWS, w. D. Stone two four-year-old COWS, two three-year odds and one two-year-old. M. T. Hatch was an exhibitor. In trained steers s. H. Peck and N. P. Beardsle, exhibited.
 GREAT INTEREST WAS MANIFESTED IN
 THE DRAUGHT CONTEST.
 s. H. Peck won 1st on five year-olds, 2d on four-year-OldS, N P Beardsley lst on four-year-olds, w. D. Stone Sd on tive-year-olds, s. H. Peck 2d on three year-oldS, A. J. McMahon 2d on five year-olds. J. M. Ferris, $. M. Brins- made and A. B. Wildman were the judges. In Class B, Durhams J. L.. Buck showed three COWS, bull; seven entries all told. w. D. Stone made Black showed her public spirit by sending down from her Hickory Hearth farm P head of fine Jerseys, which were much admired. J. D. Clark and .. H. Pomeroy served as judges James Sullivan and N. P. Beardsley were exhibitors in Class IS, Durham grade. J. M. Ferris, s. M. Brinsmade and A. B Wildman served as judges. In Class IT the exhibitors were: s. H. Peck, A. J. McMahOn, N. P. Beardsley, W. D. Stone and Ray Wildman. In Glass 27, Grade Durhams, J. l.. Buck made two entries, w. D. Stone six and M: T. Hatch three. J. P. Cummings, W. H. Booth and R. O. Mallory award. n1 fho in fhic al
 THREE MEN DESERVE THE CREDIT for making the show of agricultural products what it was. George A. Barnes, Homer l.. WanZer and w. P. Marston, the latter from New York state. MT Marston showed very fine collection of grapes, 100 varieties, and about Is varieties of pears. First Selectman !GeOrge A. Barnes exhibit included l7 varieties of pears, six of peaches and 36 varieties of apples. His peaches and pears were simply fine. Homer l.. WanZer showed l3 kinds of potatoes and 12 varieties of apples. B. l.. Waldron showed some Golden Mammoth squash. Joseph Drapeau and J. F. Angevine exhibited celery. I. J. Waters had quite a display of vegeta bles including carrots, parsnips, cabbage and onions. Mark Hatch showed 3l varieties of apples. Mrs F. w. Knowles showed Golden Hubbard squash that took the ize for size Five kinds of gears were show ed by K. J. Turrill.
 IN THE MAIN BUILDING
 Directors Wanzer and Pell were in charge, and two more affdble gentle men could not be picked out At the left of the main entrance F. E SOule had stunning exhibit. The decora- ions were in red. He exhibited sta
 iOnery, cigars, sporting goods and the Victor talking machine. G. M Stack was in charge, assisted by Joseph Moore.
 Next to F. E Soule was the exhibit of H. H. Palmer & Co, New York, who exhibited the Palmetto teas and c. fees. G s Palmer of Danbury was in charge. The decorations were in red, white and yellow. At the north end of the hall genial G. P. Schjappa- casse, the Bank street fruit dealer. had his usual stand for the Sale of peanuts, candy and ice cream. Charles Provino was in charge, and this booth did lively business.
 The exhibit of The E Rowland Co., of "The GeySer Cooker" attracted a lot of attention. The GeySer Cuok- CT" is an invention of Edward How land. Cookers are known, and used by all nations, but the old ones are laid aside to use the "Geyser," and when once used, none other will do. It is so simple to use, easy to clean, and cheap to buy, that all the housekeep-