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The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03
DANBURY DIVISION,

S.0ds, S.2s. 5.lO. 5.a5, 7.OS m. Sunday 7.4i pm. South, 500 7.cs sri. lO.0s. n4s a m, 4oo, 6-s5, 100 Tn. Sunday 7.55. a. 10, 500 1oa5 1o.is m,20a, sS, s.sd. 6.3d, s.03 p m. sunday. IO.O4. m, sii mi South 6.o6. 7.S5. s-lS. lo.15. 1l.52 m 4O6 3e 70! m: Sunday s.02. m, 6OS n mi Rsdding.Sorth iid. 7;os m 10 @ ss m os. sss pm ll;5s am;5l3 m: Sunday. sos m, 6.is m 1@s 10. 2ia m, l.5s, 6sl. 7.53 pm. sunday, eS4 m, s:04 m. South. 6.i6. s,S Br'chville- North. 6.S7, 0.ls 10 B m. isa sssa S;So' @ 6;is; s1h 1H ss1 m Sunday. s4s n, 7ss eorsetowl-North,6 ,6.5S. 1914 m, I.4a. as .S Pm. sunday, 9.44 m, 7.54 m. Sonth. SS sSs na ni' I'A' '.sS m. Sunday. 82I m f Trains stop when signaled only.
 Saturdays only.
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BorsroRD TO sR1pcKpop,

Betssfordm,.North. 7.ss. 102s m, 4s. S;oS, IF p m; Sunday. 500 a m.
 So1ta; sou Ie. ssa lo.So a m. 4-sl, 6.5a m. Sum-
 See Botsford above
 stepneylNorth. 7-sa. Ioos. a m, 4.54. 7oo m sunday. $50 m; South. 7.l3 s.2 10 3s n, m. i'S1; 6I5s m: Sunday. o-ao p m.
 6;oi m sunday, fs.II m; south 7-si. s.y.. T, Io.ii m. So, .u6 m; Sunday, 6I m. 94s 5o s m; Sunday: fs-3s a m: South. ..N. SSs ariGi..; Hity a m; 4.ss. Fl m: Sunday, f6.s3 m. 63S m; Sunday, S.s6 m; Arrive 1Io s3 h. Il.oo' 4.aS, 7.ss m: Sunday, 6.4s. D. m.
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All Sizes of Men Share in Our
 OverC0at Bargains.

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  fine kneelengh o Our label quality and tailoring be o mon a the Equally good savings equally fine susboken lines sasroom will Klondike Leather ko Htcsa andrubbe ~ 'o'O
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03
HIGHLAND DIvIsIoH-

Danbury-East, 7.s5, n.os m. ssopm was,
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 s59 a m, 2.36 7.33 D m ' ' >ou1taa1ordSEas. 1a 9 E. sO4. m, 11.47. 7e m. West Waterbury-Due s3O a m rs1s ,~n-
 Vest 6. 90 n. s!os. 700 T.
The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03
PARLOR PRIDE srOVE POLISH.

LIQUID-Ready for instant use. A few drops of Parlor Pride Stove Polish gives the stove a brilliant luStre shine, making the stove fit for the parlor. No Soiled hands-easy to apply-alWays ready. Requires no water or mixing (water used in paste polish rusts the stove). No dried-up paste remains after using awhile. Parlor Pride good to the last drop. Sold by all dealers. Large, sample bottle free tho express or postage to pay). Give name of your dealer and address PARLOR PRIDE MFG. CO.,, Boston, Mass.
 Sold in Newtown, Conn.,, by s. B Sanford S Go.
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The Newtown bee., 1905-02-03
wATERTowN BRANCH.

Waterbury-Leave, GAS. SRI 1In 10,
 3.s.. 5.lo, 6 F. 7.0s, s.5a. ilaO D m. Sundavs' g'SS S m' s'eS 8 m Arrive. e4o, 7ls. 1O.s m, daTS K sa tx, a.as, 6.as. 1.45. u-16 m. Sun "sassssrteownELeaye, ss " | 63 7.so, 1oes m. 1s.S
 < 4'' oso. 6.SO, !.2s. HOO m. Sundays. 1.S9 m, t40 m. Arrive. 7.05, 10. II D a m
 da, disi, 4.a' 52', 6.27. 1.aO. 9.I6 na6 m. sun
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe.
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FALL CATARRH
Disease Prevalent Now, But Can BE
Quickly Cured With HvomeI

Disease Prevalent Now But Can BE
as Quickly Cured With HyomeI.
A great many people suffer more with
catarrh during the fall months than at
any other season OF the year. the changes
In weather seeming to have u bad effect
upon the disease,
Some OF the cures made by Hyolnei
seem marvellous when one remembers that
the patients had suffered from catarrh
since childhood and that for years they
had been unable to get n good nights
Sleep on account of the disugroea BILE tick
ling and dropping at the back OF the
throat caused by this offensive disease.
A few days treatment with Hyomei
brought quick relief, and Its continued
use made ~ complete and lasting cure.
by breathing Hyomei through the
pocket Inhaler that comes with every OUT
fit. all the air passages of the lungs and
throat are filled with air laden with Ma
lures own remedies for the cure OF ca
ltnrrh. All disease germs are killed, and
the rritated mucous membrane Is healed.
The complete outfit costs but $780, ex-
ira bottles 80 cents. Compare this small
expense With tho fees charged by spe.
icialists, 8i5
II you cannot obtain Hyomel OF your
dealer, 1t will be forwarde by mail. post !
age paid on receipts of price. Write to-
day for q free sample bottle and CONSUL
station blank, TINT will entltle YOU to SER
vices Of ollr medical department, without
charge. a The r. Y, Booth Company, Hyo-
mel Bull ding ithaca M, X. Al %S Vi
pppp3 StitsAl Isg yeh 49, 81 ss X q
S{ s5 tast n ts1s hsl s7r y
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with tho Deep Run; hounds. -Four
jumps at four feet. & aga
First price SIC; second prize, &35; third
prize. SIS; fourth prize, ribbon.
Hunrburg, oh. g. IS. Joseph D. Wiz
lard. Benvolio. blk. g., 1872, years ].
4 st. George Bryan.
Glenyn, br. M, If ~. 6 years; sire,
Pendennis. Mrs. Thomas N. Carter.
5 squeedunk, br. g.. 1873: sire, Moderator.
Thomas N. Carter.
a Allan-A-Dale. Oh. g., 1913, Z years; sire.
Ordway, George ]. seay. i8E5
Qufcktep. b. M, 1b,3 years. .. 8,
Forbes. ia il ss5s
Overland, h. s.. 16. 6 years; sire, Co
dolphin. 3. Fl Ellington.
Irish Mag, b. M, 1873. o years. DR..
Joseph White, ts%y 4, Z, t3 33}
Deep Run, b. 8, 1913. 5 years. II g.
Beattie. tj8 Az
carnatton. oh. NJ, 15-2, Z years, Fl. 6.
Beattie. III
KING Dodo, oh. g. IS. 6 years. r. 3.
Z Sydnor. $
n Fritz b. g., Is. George Cole Scott.
spinster, br. m. IS, aged. Fred. w.
Scott. 3 &3 ~ i5 ;Ls'}},
Blue Ridge, :. g. IS aged Fred. w.
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Stevens, Jr. as.5 r.
White saual ". 8, i, Harry Beattle,
4 Jr. f \, FL NJ If
Class. IA.

-. 54 it5 tessi t ~ t
AZ Class az.
Judged at $3.50 3P.S NJ. Friday.
Observation-Disclosures class-Open to
all registered thoroughbred qualified and
green hunters Conformation and quail
ity to count 50 per cent, performance
over fences 80 per cent. Sire and dam to
,be given when entered as we'll as regis
tration number. g IA
First prize. 500; second prize, $50; third
prize $751; fourth prize, ribbon.
sapolio b, g.. 1e, 8 years. Sire, imp.
Albert; DAM intrlcia. Thomas Kenney.
Onerios. CHI. g., 1873. years. Sire, Nor,
pheus: dam, Athena, III, westminster
Farm. &5StG 4. 3S, 53$3 5Ts
Humid. b, M. 1853. 8 years. Sire, imp
july dam, Miss Lama, Mrs. "A lien Potts
Jub!lant, oh. s., 1873, 8 years. Sire, Imp
Mirt !nf' dam, Napraplne, Paget and
Grand Marshall. b, g.. is, 3 years. sire
Longstreet dam, Pretense, Paget and
Okie. r 48il3' .I5I's
Hippias, D. g., 1911, years. Sire, Ham
burg; dam. imp. Buttermere. Peter r.
La boulsso. an 4&
Deep Run, b. g.. sire Kasson, dam.
Faustina, 1868. years, H. G. Beattie.
Brandon oh. g.. 1853 7 years. Sire Cas-
taway IT,, dam, May, Julian Morris.
Panther. CHI. g., 16 1-2, 0 years. Sire,
| n,
Class IS. b.
Judged 4 P, NJ. Friday.
Hunters and Jumping Class.-Light
weight green hunters up to carrying 40
to 100 pounds to hounds Conformation
to count 40 per cent; performances over
fences to count 60 per cent. Horses en-
tered in this class cannot DO entered In
Class is.
First prize, 500; second prize. $50: third
prize, $25; fourth prize, ribbon. 5S Z.
sapolio, b. g., 49, s years. sire, Imp.
Albert, dam Intricla, Thos. Kenney; 5t I
Humid, b. M, 1913. 8 years; sire, Imp.
July; dam, Miss Lama, Mrs. Allen Potts.
Qu'ckstep, b. M. is. !, years B. S.,
Forbes. II 4 s.
Jub!lant CHI. g. 1873, years; sire Imp.
tMirthful: dam, Napraplne, Paaget and
Dixie. t33
Carnation. CHI M. 1872 IL, 4 years II,
sinbad br. s., 10, years, c. W Smith
G, Beattie IA
Class 81.
Judged at 1926 P. Mr. Friday
Deep Run Hunt Club.-For horses own
cd IN the State of Virginia and hunted
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GREAT Ct SHOW Will
Open 7 This WEEK
Continued from Fourth PACED

584 CONTINUED from Fourth Page)
lop.
Delight, bl. M, 12-1. David Dunlop.
Helen Miller, Oh. M, 49, s years, CIV.
Z Watson.
Peacock Oh. o.. #1s-s, s years. George
Watson. Jr.
Red Clover, :. m, III, : years YIN.
( Carr.
Class IS.
Judged at $3.50 p. NJ. Thursday.
exceeding Isl hands. to tbe ridden by Ia.
FIJI FIRST prize. 800; second prize, SGD:
third prize, s25; fourth prize. ribbon.
Tho King OF Hearts. CHI. g.. 1b-2.s. 3
years; sire. General Miles, Mrs. Allen
Potts. ~
Mirthful; dam. Napraplne, Paget ana
Okie.
Determination. oh. g., 1913, years, G.
W. Watson. 1Ia,a
CARRIER g. CARRIER.
Class 20.
Judged at 5s:45 P. M. Thursday.
Four.ln -Harids-F or the best park team,
ryer IL hands / Inch. To be shown be-
Z fore a coach, drag or body-brnk e.--First
I,rize; 500; second prize, 800; third prize,
500 fourth prize, ribbon. S5Ts
1. David Dunlop.
2, C. w. Watson.
8. George Watson.
4, Hale, CARRIER and CARRIER.
Class 90,
Judged at o P. M. Thursday.
Ponies In harness.-All ponies entered
III these classes must be prnctically
sound have good manners and be shown
before an appropriate vehicle, Pony. not
exceeding 10 hands. q. "a !,
First prize, $50; secon. prize, $25; third
prize, ;l0; fourth prize ribbon, !,
Morning Glory, r. M, 1873, 8 years Miss
Jaeinee Wasserman.
Buttons br. s.. IS In Misses
Johnston. q
Moving Picture, bl. &, 1s-l' - David
Dunlop,
Ruffles, bl, M, IT, years, .. W. Wat
Chiffon b. m. u, s years, CIV, Wat Ct
Berkeley Astonlshment. b. g., 12-2, 5
years, William Carr.
Class I6,
Judged at OILS r, M. Thursday.
Tanden1s,- should have power,
action and pace. Lenders should 20
snowy and well bred, with good az,
around action and pace Manners VIII
be considered, To be shown before an
appropriate two-wheeled vehicle.
Both horses to exceed II hands inches
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and not exceed is hands inch.---Ftrst
prize. 500; second prize, 80; third
prize, SIS fourth prize, ribbon.
81 Saint, b. M, ISL, Z. years Sinner. .. g.
1b-h. 6 years. Mrs. A. o. Van Heusen.s
n Watch Me. b. g., 15-2. See Me Go, b. g.,
15-1. David Dunlop.
Maize, CHI. M. Ii. 7 years. Sue kears-
ley. ch. M. 10. 6 years. c. W. Watson.
Inglcsaint, b. M. Is. Ingleside, b. M.
1b Joseph Wiesenfeld.
Glass Is.
Judged at $40 P. N. Thursday.
Horses in Harness-t Novice Class).-The
first prize offered by Mr.. Sidney c. Love.
Horse. over Is hands ] inch high. shouid
have conformation, quality, style, all
around action. and be able to 50 a good
pace. TO be shown to two or four-
wheeled vehtcle.-First prize. 500 second
prize, $50; third prize SIS; fourth prize
ribbon. :
Queen. B. M. 1914. 9 years. L, g.
STantalus. B. <. 1872, years. Mrs. John
srratley.
Coggins, b. g.. 15-2. David Dunlop.
Superior, b. g., 10 David Dunlop.
My Maryland, b. g. 15-2, years. G.
w. Watson.
Lord Baltimore, b. g., ID 81, s years ears
G. W.AWatson.
I Lakeside. b. M. 1915 years. Joseph
Wiesenfeld. s44i.
Avis, b. M, 15-e2 s years, Hale. CARRIER
and CARRIER. g
Charming, b, g., 1s, years. Hale,
CARRIER and CARRIER
Confidence b. g.. 15-1k, years. George
Watson.
conqueror. b. g., 1914 years. George
Watson. 81
Astonishment, br. g, 1913. 5 years Will
liam Carr.
virginia. b. M, 10, years. G. ".
Watson. "a
Wesyirglnia, b. s, 2 years. G, w.
Watson. .S
- ----- b. g., 1873 ia. years. Henry Fair
fax,
----.. CHI. e.. 1853 IL. S years. Henry
Fairfax. #385
Class 40.
Judged Mt 9:45 P. NJ Thursday.
4 Preliminary trial at 1880 A.. M. Tuesday.
Ladies' IIunters-To be ridden by ladies
who ride to hounds over jumps not to
exceed A feet, Manners to count q per
cent; performance over fences, 30 per
cent; conformation, q per cent
The association will present to the lady
riding the winner In this class hand
some silver cup. ii
The first prize Offered by Mr.. 9. w
Watson.
First prize, 500; second prize. $50; third
prize, s25; fourth prize, ribbon.
Confidence b., g., 1G-l-4, years. Sire
Dlabolus John w. hlcComb.
Heatherbloom, b. g., 1912, How
ard Wilets.
Toronto, CHI. g. 1871, 6 years, Howard
Wllllets.
Jack br, g.. IS, z years. Howard
Wllllets.
sapollo. b. 81 49, years, Sire, Imp
Albert; dam, Intricla, Thomas KennGy.
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and appear at the time Of showing In the
ring, will be considered in judging NJ &
The following scale Of points will gov
ern In Judging this class q Horses, 60 Sper$
cent. ! wa gon, 70 per cent. harnes IS, per-
cent robes, blankets and whips. s per
cent. general appointments, sty le. e TO-,
Is per cent. Speed Ia essential. sssS I'LL
VI Mare or geldlng and best appointed road 4
gIg-FJrlt prize. 500: 81 second rFize. $50 y
third pa,ize, s26 fourth prize ribbon
Nellie B., b. M years. Sire, Edwin b.
William P. sDrewry. B.is
Witch Hazel CHI. M, i5-1 ga, I years
Sire Freestone. Wood and Hall. al Y
Crown Prince, ID. g.. 1853, years. Sire
Crown Prince. Joseph A.. Pollard. GENT
Auditor, b, oh. g. 1851 1-3ss$#s s.y ears
Sire Robert AacGregor; dam Miss Egg
bert. Alfred B. N1cClay. ": Il, i si5
Joe, bl. s., 15-3. David Dunlop. 2ss .3s
Minet, b. M. 1873. S years. e. II
son. "a n s 8s 81 5a
a Minidalu, b, NJ 1913, ears e.
Watson. x g; 4 @ 8s3s 5gs!g E%}5
Pet. Richard B. Saunders. sS
IN Foxie Lambert. e. a. Saunders J r.ss }sS
Lady Brilliant. p a. Saunders, III .85S
Class 9.
Judged at OPS P. M. Friday: Il slt8
NJ Horses in TIarness,-Palr of horses. sex 81.
ceeding Is hands 8 inches, Should have
conformation, quality. ktyle and q vll-t@s
round action 5i q. IN iisss
First prize, $4,000; second price, SIS. 90 n
third 5prizo. $500: fourth prize, ribbon
Darby. b. g., Isl; Superior, ,. g., IS. SD 11-f
vld Dunlop. IA I'M sS e y2
Prosperity. b. g.. 1s, 8 years: Popular.
ity b. q, 1G, 6 years, CIV. Watson.
if Charming. b, g.. 10, s years: ALARMING
b. g.. 16, years. Hale, CARRIER g. Gar ar
z Dor. Il q
The Squire. br. G., 1873 ia, 8 years The
Swell, br. g., 1913 ~, 9 years, George
4 Watson. 3ssl:s I
# Virginia, b. M. 16. 8 years West Wis
cinia, b. g., 16. 4 years, C. Watson. SS$
y r. 81 1873 IA, 5 years.:
-------, CHI &. 1873 Is, s years, Hen-ss
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The consequences OF violating physical
eA~ are often as unpleasant as the
breaking Of moral rule The innocent
Indulgence Of over-eating brings conse-
auences that amount to real suffering.
Indigestion Is not natural; It is not right !;
at should not be. Fortunately there is a
means Of escape III Mi-o-na tablets that
y Is simple and practical,
These simple tablets are composed OF
such valuable medicinal agents ns bis
prauth subRallate, which Is superior to all
E - ~ ~ "a no bsualtGoDy Y
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FRIDAY NIGHT.
Glass: ID.

Judged at s P. NJ. Friday.
"a Brotgham Pair.-Palr OF horses. TO be
shown before brougham; the horses to
count 60 per cent; the broughAm, rs;
harness, Is; liveries, 10. Tho horses
should have good manners, stand quietly,
and back well. 0 &.
First prize. $l25; second prize, SEQ; third
prize, $50; fourth prize, ribbon
Eloquence, CHI. M. Isl IL, 7 years;
Revenue, Oh s.. 16-1 1-s, years, Jay F.
Carlisle.
Beldean, b. e., 49, years; Bell Boy,
& b. g., 15-a. years, G. ". Watson
Charming, b. g., 16, s years Alarming,
b. s., 10, 8 years. Hale, CARRIER and Car
Der. &
Glass 90.
Judged ut $40 p. M. Friday.
Saddle Horses. Horse, 10 hands and
under Is hands 3 inches.
First prize, s1O0; second prize. $50; third
prize, SIS; fourth prize, ribbon
Rex, CHI. g.. 15.1. years. Miss Vera
Morris.
Highlander, or. &, 15-1, 6 years; sire,
Bohemian, Mrs. Charles Hurknmp.
Radiant, blk. m, 16-l years sire'
Arnan, Mrs, Allen Potts
a Brilliant, Dr. M, 16-1 10, ! years; sire
Arnan, Mrs. Allen Potts.
Geraldine. CHI ~. 1b-l, years; sire.
The King, II. w. spratley.
Mastor, b. s, 15-1 y ears @ w wat
SON. ID ,a.,o,,,,
lakeside, b, M, 16-1 -. years q Joseph
c ,flu oh. g.. 15-2, G, w. Smith,
s 81 Tleurette, b.. m, lb-l' Wes'chestet
Farms. ,,a,r.
Preference, CHI. s., lb-l 81 ye =
Hale, CARRIER e. CARRIER
Class q,
Judged at $40 p. NJ. Friday.
Horses in Harness.-All horses entereu
In the harness classes must be prletlca'ty
sound for the purpose for "hlch 'hey u ~. y
shown. They must have GOOD manl,e,s
extreme knee or hook ACTON WI ~. ~
given tho preference over true all-arouho
action. n
Horse, over Il hands inch and not ex-
c.eding is hands, Should have conrorina-
ton, quality, style. all-around action,
end be able to go a good pace 10 DC
shown to a light tv-t or four-whee'eo
velFsle' 80 ,,.o coz, third
prize, }l5; fourth prize, ribbon.
Imp I4ltle Fritz, blk. s., l4-S' years
Miss Vera Norris a5a
DR.. Reid CHI g., 10, years, SIRE nap
Cadet. A. Randolph Howard,
Mlgnonette, CHI, M, 10, I years. John
Kerr Branch !, =, No.
son. :, W,
Watson ,a,,, x,,,a.
enfield.
Maud, b, M, Is, years Henry Fair
fax, r1,,,,,,.
Fairfax
Class 8,
Judged at s:45 r, NJ, Friday.
Roadsters-( standard or Non,standard).
"A roadster should not DO under 10 hands
high. Conformation, substance. style OF
going. manners. hook and knee action.
biting and shoeinG, and - thaY are
Sla3i 4J3uNdt s&tyi.s llf.-r-AI{ itss{tl i
S53 ttl iHrrfr; tYr 5fe III - III
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shirred panels let In between cores. Hat
of blue taffeta ruffles lined with shirred
chiffon crush roses on the baudcau long
blue ostrich plume.
No. b-Slmple china silk gown, trmm ed
bands German Val. Puffs In be-
tween the bands glrdle OF same. White
hat lined with pink chiffon and trimmed
with white roses. Pink gloves.
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Sins Consequences.
Innocent Indulgence Often Brings Troubles
Means of Escape.
Means of Escape,

other remedies for stomach troubles,
ceriun, oxalate, and tonics and correc'
tives which promote the action q ne
digestive organs, strengthen the .Wpqle
digestive tract, and make It possible 20
cat what you like and when you IKE. 81
III you cannot obtain Ml-o-na Of your
druggist II viii BIO sent BY mai poss.
paid on receipt Of price, Sample su,IlGAe ~
to show Its value VIII pc lorWaEq 4.s ~
request. Tho r, T. BOOTH co'' 1 's''Is'
q. 3, s s. ,sslaos w eIbbsa 4abaU seiaq4
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No. 2-white crepe de chine all over
lace yoke, bodice and sleeves OF sher-
ring and lace. White lace hat with with
plumes.
No s-White Banjoi silk, bodice OF
small tuchs. White mfw tao,)v r.n. a
small tucks, square yoke Of German
Val. finished with strips Of hand en- a.
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Mo. Pink silk null. all over lace
yoke tucked in strips, g1rdle and shoulder
strops OF black velvet sleeves or Val Val
lace
skirt OF two rufrles shirree at top
of5each 81 3s,5
Hat of pink ponne velvet and pink lace
shocked roses. Pink gloves and shoes.
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Torchlisht. 81. g., 1b-2, Charles
! Pfizer. Il
Vera Morris. rs
Buck. CHI. e., 1872, -----. Westchester
Farm. . {.
onerlos. CHI. g., 1913. years. Sire, Nor
| pheus; dam, Athena III. Weschester
| Farm. @
Jack Frost, :. 8. 1913, 9 years, West
chester Farm. .5
Red Raven. b. g. 1911. s years. West
chester Farm
cygnet. b. M. 1873, 8 years Vest
chester Farm.
May Bell, br. M. 1s-2. 5 years. West
K chester Farm.
Joan, br. M. 10, q years. Sire, sam
Carey. Thomas G. Herring.
ia freight. CHI. M, 15-3. 5 years. Sire,
Torchlight. Mrs. Allen Potts.
Allan-A-Dale, oh. g., 1913, Z years. Sire,
Ordwny. George j. Seay.
\ Grand Marshall b. g., 16, 8 years. Sire,
Longstreet; dam. Pretense. Paget and
Dixie.
Hipplas. b. g.. 1914 years. Sire. Ham
burg. Peter r. Laboulsse.
Salisbury. CHI. g., 1872 5 years Sire.
Imp. Athelng; dam, Barney. Mrs. Peter
R. Laboulsse. KS
Deep Run. b. q. 1873, years H. G.
Beattie.
Nancy Lee. B. M, Is, David
Dunlop.
Brandon, oh. s., l5-s years. Julian
Morril. Sl5
High links, br. m, 1873, 8 years. Mrs.
B. s.. Horne
Nlmrod, ;, g., 1914, years 6. ",
Smith. q. &.
Glass So.
Judged at 1920 p. NJ. Thursday.
High Jump.-The trial for this high
jump will commence ut feet inches,
and will not be raised to greater
height than 6 feet. Only three trials
allowed each horse at the different
heights The Judges, In making their
awards, will especially consider the form
in which tho horses take their Jumps.
Minimum weight to be carried. 40
First, prize, 100000 second prize,
5000; third prize. $500; fourth prize,
ribbon, f 4 K
Heatherbloom, b, 8. 1914, . How
ard Willets.
rifle, b. g. 1873, Richard Dom
nelly, saa$s
Buck, oh, g, 1919. 49,, Westminster
Farm.
onerios, CHI. e. 1873, years; sire
Morpheus; dam, Athena III, Westches
ter Farm. E5 5f4i q 81
Red Raven. b. g.. 16-1,3 9 years. West
chester Farm.
Grey Rock or, g, 1911. Q years, Rober
| M, Taylor,
Nancy Lee, b, m. 1G, 1900 David \ Dun
1 lop.
High links. br. M, 1873, years, Mrs
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Class 81.
Judged at q F. NJ, Friday, @
Road Teams (Fonr-in- Flands).- -Roat
teams, to be over Is hands inch. ant
10 be shown before a coach. Tho coaches
to start at Deep Run Hunt Club no
earlier than 1;4o r. NJ on the day ap
pointed. and to arrive at the ttorst
Show building not later than 2 T, NJ
The teams to be Judged on their roat
i Qualities and the condition they arrly'
/ In IN reaching the Horse Show building
nach coach to carry not less than sever
noonle. distance about three and one
quarter miles, Entrance fee. $40.
First prize s2O0i SECOND prize, 800; thir'
prize, $50; fourth prize, ribbon.
George Watson. sSs
Charles Is, F'ownes s.; Co.
Class 81. \;
Judged at 2:l6 IL. NJ Friday.
Saddle Horses, TO be Judged by thel
j duality, manners, PAGES and conforma
! ton. They Will be required to bacl
/ easily, change the lead on the canteF
1 without apparent effort, and stand 70
i the rider to mount and dismount WIEN
out unnecessary trouble, %
I The gaits required e Pc s V y y
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v Fairfax
Glass "a.
judged at o;s5 p. M. Friday:

Judged at 80 r. M. Friday: 553$s8
Gig Horses.-The first pRze offered by
Mr.. John spratley. for the best horse
not under 10 hands and not. exceeding
IL hands 3 inches high, suitable for and
to be shown In g. sig. The horses to ba,
Judged for their suitability for the work
designated manners, all-around action
and conformation; they must be practi-s
cally sound and be- able to 80 a good
pace, Horses not to be shown with Dutch
collars Professional drivers and deal
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broidered chiffon, shoulder straps Of The
same cut. Sleeves with lace applique.
white ponne velvet Hrdle. Skirt tucked
to form yoke, deep flounce put on with
Insertion, tucks at top of hem, with lace
applique.
Picture hat of black chiffon with
white plumes issa li5
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otiOn OF gowns WO N.

No. S4-Blue crepe de chine over blue
tafreta. pointed yoke and under sleeves
Of white net shirred into puffs; body
straps over sleeves OF crepe de chine
shirred. Jabots of crepe de chine where
sleeve Joins body; large butterfly medal
ion Of Point dc. Venice lace, wings and
body studded with turquoise beads; II
gored skirt with shirred girdle Of same;
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bladder blood disease lnd
sold oil druss1s
"ps In'' sDoa
Diseases Of the
trial
viii also send meal s9nalns
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Class 81.

Judged at 2;lb P. M. Friday.
Saddle Horses, TO be Judged by their
quality. manners, PAGES and conforma--
ton. They Will be required ato II pa lf
easily, change the lead on the canter,
without apparent effort, and stand for
the rider to mount and disnount Wltil-
out unnecessary trouble, ~ !,
h, The gaits required to be s V " wv "
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1T IS YOUR k[IDNE
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