The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-04

Class I-vegetables, superintendent, B. M. Alling.
 Beets five specimens) table variety Alling Woodruff, first; J. J. Merwin, second.
 Beets five specimens) Mangel Wur- zel--Oscar Carlson, Fairfield, first and second.
 Onions Give specimens) red white, yellow-G A. Bradbury, Ansonia, first; Alling Woodruff, second. Onions, peck of the largest, any va riety, best collection, one peck of each sort-First filling Woodruff; second, J. ]. Merwin. Cabbage, best three specimens-First, Alling Woodruff; second, Alling Wood ruff. Best collection, G. A. Bradbury. Celery, best three specimens-First |G A. Bradbury; second, filling Wood- ruff.
 Egg plant, best three specimens First, J. J. Merwln second, George F, Platt and son. Milford.
 Peppers, plate of largest specimens First, J. J. Merwin; second Oscar Carl son.
 Tomatoes, plate of largest five speci- mems, best collection not less than five varieties First, A. Woodruff; second, A. Woodruff. Best collection, J. J. Mer- win.
 Squash, best three Hubbard, best three Boston Marrow, best three sum- mes, largest-First, M. l.. Hotchkiss, Orange; best three summer, M l.. Hotchkiss; largest, first, R. J. Wood ruff; second, M L. Hotchkiss.
 Pumpkins, largest.
 Best cheese-First, M. l.. Hotchklss; | second, J. J. Merwin.
 Cucumbers, best display-First, A. Woodruff; second, J, J. Merwin. Watermelons, three largest-First, A, Woodruff; second, J. J. Merwin.
 Watermelons, best collection-First, A. Woodruff; second, A. Woodruff.
 Mushmelons, three largest--First, J. J. Merwln; second, A. Woodruff.
 Mushmelons, best collection-Fir J, J. Merwln; second, R, J, Woodruff.
 Turntps, best First, R. J Woodruff; second, J. J. Merwin.
 Carrots, best six spectmens-First, J. Merwin; second, oscar Carlson.
 Parsnips, best six specimens-First, Oscar Carlson; second, A. Woodruff. Caulifower, best three specimens First, M. L. Hotchkiss; second, Alling Woodruff,
 Lima beans, best ten pods pole, best ten pods bush, best quart shelled pole First, Charles e. Clark; second, Mrs R. c. Russell; bush, M. l.. Hotchkiss A. Woodruff: shelled, E. c. Russell.
 Largest and best collection vegetables (not necessarily to be grown by exhibi. tor), $1O, $5, $3-First, filling Wood ruff; second, J. J. Merwin; third, Oscar Carlson,
 Largest and best collection vegetables (to be grown by the exnihitor), $1O, $5 SS-First M. L. Hotchktss; second, Os. car Carlson.
 Beets, golden tankard-First, R. ] Woodruff; second, Oscar Carlson.
 Salsify-First, M. L. Hotchkiss; sec. Iond, Oscar Carlson: ' Carrots, select--Ftrst A. J. Woodruff second, filling Woodrun; third, Oscar ICarlson, &
 Radishes, collectionLFirst, R. Woodruff
 Cabbage, purple - First, Allint Woodruff; second, J. J. Merwin; third R. J. Woodruff.
 1 Swiss chard-First Alling; special IR. J. Woodruff
 Kale--First, R, J. Woodruff.
 Gourds-First, J. J. Merwin; sec ond, G. A. Bradbury.
 Onion seed-First, filling Woodruff
 Class 2, Potatoes-Superinten lC. R. Treat Premiums, 50 cents 25 cents. second, when not otherwis, Inoted,
 Half bushel beauty Hebron-Firs, A. D. Clark.
 Half bushel early rose--First, R lShillinglaw; half bushel New Queen Charles D. Hall; half bushel Ensigl Bagley, Charles E. Hall; half bushe Irish Cobbler, J. J. Merwin; hal bushel Carman, J. H. Mills; half bush el Green Mountain, B. M. Alling