The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1906-09-21
Twelve Pages.
GREENFIELD HILL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE THREE.

Mrs Margaret bailey, Fairfield,
Barred Plymouth Rock cOckerel, lst::
G. A. Wyrtzen, Fairfield, Barred
Plymouth Rock hen, 1st.
G. A. Winter, Stratford, Bull Or
pington cock, I'd.
J. K. Robinson, Barred Plymouth
Rock cock, I'd; White Wyandotte hen,
I'd; pair Pekin ducks, I'd; Muscovy
ducks, old, 1st; Muscovy ducks, young,
1st; bronze turkey, tom, lst; bronze
turkey, hen, I'd; Canada geese, old,
LIST; Brant geese, 1st; Emsdin geese,
I'd; Canada geese, young, 1st; Cdlifor-
MIA geese, wild, 1st; Chinese geese,
LIST; Toulouse geese, I'd.
f. F. Ehrsham, Bridgeport, Buff
Plymouth Rock cockerel, LIST; Buff
Plymouth Rock pullets, LIST, "a.
NJ. Elva Banks, White Wyandotte
cockerel, L1st.
J. H. Wakeman, Fairfield, White
Wyandotte pullets, LIST; Silver Wyan-
dotte cockerel, 1st.
II. G. Sturges, Fairfield, Buff Or
pington cockerel LIST; Buff Orpington
cook, 1st; Buff Orpington pullets, lst;
pair pheaSantS, 1St.
, Miss M. Morris, Saugatuck, Rhode
Island Red hens, LIST; display Rhode
Island Reds, I'd.
land Red cockerel. lst; Rhode Island
Red pullets, 1st.
Eli Wakeman, Westport, Rhode Is
land lRed pullets, I'd; Rhode Island
Red cockerel, I'd.
A. T. Jones, Bridgeport, pair Pek1n
ducks, 1st.
1st
]. L. Hetzel, Southport, wild Mallard
Lewis Hitler, Toulouse geese. 1st;
Emsdin geese, 1st; Bavarian geese,
Holah farm, stratford, display White
Wyandottes, 1st.
SECTION N1NE-TURN1Ps.
Frederick Sturges, Fairfield, red top
strap leaf, I'd; long improved Ruta-
baga, I'd.
SECTION ELEvEN-CARROTs.
Frederick Sturges, Fairfield, chanti-
nary, I'd; half long DaDvers, 1st:
Mrs o. B. Jennings, Fairfield, half
long Danvers, I'd; early scarlet horn,
sECT1oN.TR1RTEEN-
Henry G. Sturges, Fairfield, Kohl
Rabi white, 1st; Kohl Rabi, purple,
LIST; long white, 1st; Kohl Rabi, 1st.
Mrs o. B. Jennings, Fairfield, Kohl
Rabi, I'd; Kohl Rabi, white, I'd; Kohl
Rabi, purple, I'd; long white, I'd.
SECTION F1FTEEN-GREEN SWEET
CORN.
Frederick SturgeS, Fairfie Metro
politan, I'd; Egyptian, I'd.
SECTION NlNETEEN-EGG PLANTs.
Miss Susan M. Nichols, New York
improved, LIST.
o. q. Jennings, Fairfield, New York
improved, I'd.
Henry G. Sturges, Fairfield, black
Pekin, I'd.
SECTION TWENTY-MISCELLAN
Mrs o. B. Jennings, Fairfield, GRIM
son turnip radiSh, LIST; black Spanish,
I'd; yellow oval SNAPPED, I'd; golden, I'd;
Miss Susan M. Nichols, peanuts, lst.
Frederick Sturges, Fairfield, endive,
LIST; imp. thick rooted satisfy, lSt;
leeks, 1st; curled endive, I'd.
J. K. Robinson, spinach, 1st.
Henry G. Sturges, Fairfield, leeks,
| SECTION TwENTY-TWO-TOB
Mr. Lautier, Havana, I'd.
| THE HORSE SHOW FRIDAY.
The following were the prize winners
on that day:
Pair harness horses, 1872 hands and
under. First, Mrs William H. Perry,
Bridgeport; second, Louis Neuberger,
Bridgeport; third, David N. Arm
strong, Bridgeport.
Pony, saddle class, under - hands.
Saddle offered by Peck & Lines. First,
Miss Marian Gibney, Bridgeport; Sec
ond, Miss Henrietta Bishop, Bridge
fourth, Harold Gernert, Bridgeport.
Bridgeport cup class, for best gig or
cart horse, 1872 or over. First, David
N. Armstrong; second, Miss Frances
Robinson.
Best girl or boy rider, bride offered
by Peck & Lines Co. First, Miss
Marian Gipney, Bridgeport; second,
Harold Lalley, Bridgeport; third, Hen
rietta Bishop, Bridgeport; fourth, Har-
old Gernert.
Single harness horses, 1872 hands and
port; second, David N. Armstrong,
Bridgeport; third, Miss Frances Robin
son; fourth, Miss Laura Robinson.
Ladies' obstacle driving. class, anna
teurs only. First, Miss M. E. Banks,
Fairfield. No other entries.
Single horse shown to trap, ladies to
drive, clock offered by Blue Ribbon
Horse s. Carriage co. First, Miss
Emily Bedford; second, Miss Mar
kucI1Uc DlouOp, DIluSSpOIU3 Uu1TU, MISS
Laura Robinson; fourth, Miss Frances
Robinson.
Four-in-hand, to be shown before
coach or brake. First, D. N. Arm
strong. No other entries.
Runabout class, cup offered by J. K.
Robinson. First, Miss Emily bedford;
second, D. N. Armstrong, Bridgeport;
third, Louis Morris, airtield.
Pair harness horses shown to vehicle,
cup offered by E. W. Emo. First,
Louis Morris; second, Miss Frances
Robinson; third, Miss Laura Robinson;
fourth, S. q. Lawson, Wesport. D. N.
Armstrong withdrew.
| Open class for saddle horses. First,
Miss Emily Bedford; second, G. P.
Noyes, Trumbull; third, Mrs H. J.
Lord, Nichols; fourth, A. H. Ortell,
Bridgeport.
Pair horses, over 1872 hands, shown
to victoria or brougham, cup offered
by DR. w. J. Southey. First, Louis
Morris; second, j. K. Robinson; third,
Mrs W. II. Perry; fourth, Mrs H. B.
Sanford, Bridgeport.
Running pony under ID hands, mile,
watch offered by Peck & Lines Co.
First, Harold Lalley. Bridgeport.
STARVING TO DEATH.
Because her stomach was so weak
ened by useless drugging that she could
not eat, Mrs Mary Fl. Walters of St
Clair street, Columbus, O., was literal
ly starving to death. She writes: 'My
stomach was SO weak from useless
drugs that I could not eat, and my
nerves so wrecked that 1 could not
sleep; and not before l was given up to