The Newtown bee., 1909-10-08

-HsNNsf1't H' fi'f 70 asf sfsf - Son, made a very handsome showing of Atkins saws, carpenters planes and tools, the Enterprise food chop pers and the Holland hot water heat CT complete. Out in the Agricultural hall they showed nice line of the Eddy blows, which exhibit was well looked after by William T. owen.
 That genial gentleman, w. II. Moore was n charge of the monu- mental exhibit o. Hughes & Chap man. q MT Moore is often taken for H. M. Smith of The Bee. The Hughes |" Chapman Co. are one of the best firms in their line and 1t takes Billy" 10 tell you so.
 The Editor received courteous and cordial greeting from J. B. Fair child, for riany years the representa- tive of the reliable Waird blows, so largely used by lUi ial farmers. MT Fairchild showed t1a Morgan and disc spading harrows and blows, re- versible, sulky and hand, without number, automatic corn planters and other goods in this line. He was ably assisted in looking after, this fine show Cy Il. E. Fisher.
 A. w. Carter of Bethel was on hand with the American Champion road machine. MT Carter is one of the best road workers in the county and he sells a good machine.
 E. $. Faircbild < Son had a great exhibit of the well known Rockford gaso me engines, and if you waie interested in auto'n. piles, he showed the Overland. White, Premier, Mari on and Rainbler.
 The up-to-date Farmers Supply Co. of Bridgeport had splendid exhibit, which was in charge of H. B. Smith. He showed the standard Ross ensi- l. ge cutters and blowers, the De- Laval cream separarors, wo)d saws and the Fairbanks gasoline engines. This firm is D. K. in every respect.
 The exhibit of r. A. Hull & Son in the carriage line was worth going t the fair 10 sec, Twenty-eight fine G. rriages to be seen. A. B. Graves was in charge cf this department.
 This is the 59d year R. Hatch & Sons of New Fairfield, carriage manuf acturers, have showed at the fair. The exhibit was in charge of c. B. Hatch, an agreeable and affable gentleman.
 T. E. Platt & Son, favorably known to Bee readers thraugh their liberal advertising in The Pee, exhibited the l, liable Fairbanks-Morse gasoline en- zines ard the Adriaance-Platt mow- ing machines and harvesting ma chinery. The exhibit was well cared (nr by Philo '. Platt of the firm.
 Educational Booth at The Fair.
 The Bee wss glad to note the edu- cationala booth of the Danbuly State Normal school. in charge of Miss Grace Scott, one of the Normal school seniors. They gave away lit eratura, and the good work the school is doing ought to be more widely known and will be as the result of this campaign.
 Am,ng the restaurant tents was s. J. Fox Cf WatertOwn, who has been on the Danbury fair grounds for 22 years. He always serves a good meal and COT ducts one of Il e best restaur- ants on the grounds. MT Fo- says this may be lis last year on the fair grounds, but we ht pc not.
 s. B. Church & Co.,, of Seymour had ] splendid exhibit in charge of L. w. Church. He showed the New Way gasoline engines, wind mills, saving outfits and various kinds of machin- cry the farmer needs. They are 1ustling firm and all right.
 Cattle Show a Big One.
 As already intimated the cattle show was a big one, showing the re- suit of the good work put in by Sup srintendent Disbrow, who is filling his fathe. S shoes al right. The ex- lihtors in the oxen classes are:T. s. <ohler, Bridgeport; Harold Hull, Southport; F. P. Elsenboss, Brook ield; H. J. kellogg, Danbury; M. T, Iorgan, Stepney; s H Peck, Water own; w. J. Sherwood, Westport; E. 2. Eastwood, Stepney; Dr J. L. Buel, | N. P. Beardsley RoXbury; i Paul Elsenboss, Brookfield; B. P. Fairfield; D. A. Judd, Bethel; H. A. Beardsley, RoXbury; i Theodore Reynolds, Danbury; V. A. i udson, Woodbury; Horace Banks, Southport. Aryshires were shown by ieorge s. Marsh of Auburn, Mass, nd George A. Kahn of Yantic. H. 7. Judd, of Bethel, has herd of four f the old standard stock, Red Polled. | hero If fine Herefords is shown by Iorace Hurlburt of Weston, and ieOrge A. Kann has herd of the at ractive Dutch Belted. In the Devon lass, the Disbrows, who have been rominent breeders and exhibitors or many, years, are missed. Dr J. !. Buel of Litchfield is a new ex- ibitor at the Danbury fair. showing )evons. The other Devon breeders re James Sullivan of New Milford; rockwell & Clifford of Sutton, Mass; H. Peck of Watertown, and N. P. eardsley of aoxbury.
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