Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-08

'P ts.s SsSs' W sss.s ss ssss z; F1ss Hss I ideI,ce and demonstrated by William iB. Potter of Norwich, is used. Pies | baked in this common sense plate VIII cook in three quarters the time they will in any other plate or tin. and wH be vastly superior to the orqinary pie, as is demonstrated by Exhibitor
 Preston aros.' Exhibit Devoe's paints, varnish. colors dod oils fill the pyramidal stand of Preston | Bros. facing the west door of the hah, Solid reliable oelors, durable white Tor | interior use, variety or carriasc paints, and Devoe's floor paint, wnlcn | has long since proved it's excellent qualities, are here on view.
 The Parker Preston reliable shinele stains, in all colOrs. form note | worthy part of the display David Lindsay has charge of the firms ex- l tioit.
 Goal and Lumber
 The E. Chappell Co occupies it's sc- | cJsfcnea central space with practical | showing of doors sashes. posts, shin | gles matched flooring, etc, in various | woods.
 l Around the long enclosure which | holds the Singer sewing machines a crowd of interested women folks is 1 constantly watching the demonstrA- | tien of the Singer darner, which can be used eR any machine. Miss Mauee Allen, bookkeeper in the local Singer ! office, is the efficient demonstration. | With each darner the company gives a pretty souvenir fan or tape meas | ure
 D. E. Talbot as usual has two stands for the sale of candy, popcorn and pea I U~It ItAe and Miss Caples are kept busy here. l Dr. s. M. Seamon. from New York, looks after the eyes of the visitors to ths fair and during the day fitted mal with Scotch crystal glasses.
 The Women's Room.
 1i the retiring room which is so im- | DCrtant a part of the fair. Miss Maud Ahdresd succeeds her sister, Mrs Mat tie Lansing who for ten years made a caI able and affsble superintendent oi this dcl artment.
 salt bsgs is one of the exhibits near the west doer. Salt shakers. tiny bags of salt and $2o gold pieces for luck are given as souvenirs.
 Fruit Exhibit
 Entry Clerk Edward Cook received more than the usual number M ek7
 hibits in this line, consipSying the SC ason. Among those showing cNQlce products of the county erchaSds ls Charles F. LiilibFidge, Norwich, be collection of apples; H. F. Howe. Nor wieh, prime Ben Davis apples; Walter C. Tanner, Voluntown, choice variety
 of aprles; Irving Foote, Lebanon, nice apriss; James Murphy, Norwich, lus- cioas grapes and pears; Richard T.
 Bushnell Norwich, nine entries of handsome apples, some leaders in their
 class.
 T.. C. Man. Norwich. comes in here
 with a dozen nice eggs which were | listeh ds pr enium winners by Edward
 Cook, judge on eggs. P. W. Noyes of
 New London also shows dozen buff
 Plymouth Rock eggs, big and hand
 gclne.
 I J. Peckham. Norwich, contributes
 apples, pears and plums in tempting
 variety; J. B. Palmer, Lisbon. honors
 his town by a choice collection of nice
 apples Benjamin F. Rist Norwich,
 shows handsome smooth pears, Clappis
 Favorites. Another addition to this
 department-probably coming under
 the head of ''hen fruit'-is by Frank
 Wileox, Norwich, who exhibits dozen
 each of nice white and brown eggs
 which his fowls must have laid with
 special reference to premium taking c. Beetham, Norwich. completes the : list of fruit entries with half dozen
 varieties of good looking apples Cake, Bread and Honey. There was close inspection of the entries in this department by the men
 visitors as well as women. Mrs. Louis
 Olsen, Norwich, contributes devil cake sponge, mocha and no egg loayes of
 the most toothsome character
 Mrs. George R. Rawsen. Norwich sends some of the finest angel cake and also exhibits eight jars of excellent preserves Mrs. Appleton Main, Pres ton, demonstrates her skill as cook by her handsome loaf of wheat bread , crisp rolls, nice caramel and sponge
 cake
 Mrs. Myron Smith, Bozrah sends a , loaf of nice raised cake; Mrs. James
 E. Ringland, Norwich, contributes pound cake and layer cake which cant , be beat Mazie Pendleton, Bozrah
 sends union, angel and butternut cake of the finest quality; Mrs. H. B. La l tham, Norwich, is represented by de- | licious fruit cake, orange layer cake chocolate and raisIn cake. : In honey, six attractive pound boxes
 are sent by D. B. Greenslit, Franklin
 adds to the cake exhibit a beautiful leaf of fruit cake.
 Mrs. H. B. Latham. Norwich, show' seven tumblers each of the cleares crab apple and currant jelly: four cans , of pickled corn and a jar of fine peaches.
 Isaac G. Avery, Lebanon. adds a 24- pound case of honey and another nlcs case of 12 pounds, both most attractive
 Mrs. F. J. Miner, Bozrah sends 8;
 cans of the finest fruit, and Mrs. H 3 B. Latham, Norwich. has four cans ol canned corn.
 Grains and Vegetables. The disadvantages of backward season have not discouraged the farm ; CTS of the county. as is evidenced bN . 'the entries in this department. Charles ,, F. Lillibridge, Norwich, shows pump. kins, peppers. melons. popcorn ct al. ir his excellent collection; C.. Beetham Norwich, adds fine potatoes, turnips . cucumbers, corn, tomatoes a variety
 of cabbage, onions, beans, beets. car
 rets, radishes. celery, kale. pumpkini
 and squash. George NJ. Ford. Norwich
 shows sugar pumpkins. squashes. DO
 tatoes and nice buckwheat; H. E
 Howe, Norwich. adds summer squash es. cucumbers and Green mountain DO ] | tatoes; Walter c. Tanner, Voluntown l shows himself an expert at potat, raising: Irving Foote Lebanon hal