Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-09

broidered collar. crochet mat; Mrs. G. Tulin, Jewett City, center in rolled crochet; Miss Minnie H. Sydleman, Norwich, specimens of crochet Mrs. $. l.. Locke, Norwich, underwear made of lace samples; Mrs, Lydia Johnson. Franklin, antique silk em- broidered picture; Clarence A. smith, Norwich Town, outline spread; Mrs. Mary Vergason, Norwich. knitted bed spread; Mrs. Oscar l.. Carpenter, Nor wich, crochet bed spread; Mrs. E. U. G. Baker Norwich, pieced bedquilt; Mrs Henry B. Latham, Norwich Town, pieced bedquilt; scrirn. comfort able; Mrs. J. w. Bussey, Montvilie, calico pieced quilt, S,192 pieces; Mrs. Myron Smith, Bozrah, collection of rag rugs; Mrs. c. IT. Sweetser. Nor wich two rag rugs; Mrs. W. H. Sweet, Norwich, two sofa pillows; Miss Ida Morgan, Norwich, two sofa pillows; Mrs. W. A. White. Gardner Lake, cor onaiton braid center. embroidered sofa pillow; Miss Regina Bedard, Jewett City, embroidered sofa pillow; Miss Fannie D. Sydleman. Norwich, daisy sofa pillow: Mrs. w. l.. French, Nor wich, collection of paper flowers; Miss Irene Everett, paper flowers; Miss An- na Engstrom, Yantic, hair brooch and chain; Miss Lottie Wheeler. Norwich, hammered brass shade Miss Theresa Hanley, Taftville, silk embroidered center, embroidered net bureau scarf; Mrs. George H; Benjamin, Norwich collection of sofa pillows; Mrs. C. U. c. Baker, Norwich, collection of ar cle
 Miss Lucy Geer. Mrs. Mary G. Webster, Mrs. George Robinson, judges.
 Grain and Vegetables.
 Charles F. I.ilIibridee Norwich. first muskmelons: c. Beetham, Norwich, second on hest collection of all vege- tables, firsts on potatoes, tomatoes, cabbage, beans, curly kale, West India gherkin,s squash, onions; seconds on turnips, beets, musl<melons. radishes and snowfall cauliflowers; George N. Ford. Norwich, firsts on winter crook neck squashes: seconds on sugar pumpkins, buckwheat; Walter c. Tam ner, Voluntown. second on potatoes; Irving Foote, Lebanon, firsts on corn and turnips, seconds on oats; James Murphy, Norwich. second on evergreen sweet corn and rhubarb; F. W. Brews- ter, Ledyard, first on stalk of tobacco; F. E. Peckham, Norwich. firsts on col- lection of all vegetables. beets, pars- nips, peppers, radishes, rhubarb. car rots, Sandwich Island salsify, cucum- bers, egg plant, horse radish; seconds on beans, Brussels sprouts. cabbage, watermelon, celery squash, Grand Rapids lettuce. emerald green musk melon; Benjamin F. Rist, Norwich. first. on snowball caulificwer; P. H. Wilcox. Franklin, firsts on onions, moss curled parsley, New Zealand spinach: seconds on carrots. white spine cucumbers, peppers; Isaac G. Avery. Lebanon. firsts on rye. buck wheat; Frank Wilson, Norwich. first on watermelon; seconds on tomatoes and rye.
 Farm or Draft Horses.
 Clark w Woodmansee, North Ston- ington first one pair draft horses un- der 1,050. F. w. Brown, Old Mystic,
 first, one pair draft horses over 1050; single draft horse. Mason Gray, Pres ton. second. one pair draft horses over 1.05O: one single draft horses. Otis A. Browning, Preston, special, equal to first premium, one pair draft horses over 1,050. R; R. Barber, A. c. Will Hams, judges.
 Stallions.
 c. T. Armstrong. Griswold, first. stallion. years: H. Benjamin, Pres ton, second. stallion 1 year: Epos Gray, Ledyard, first. one stallion years; John l. Maine, Ledyard, first, stallion years; o. C.. Maine. North Stonington. first, stallion 1 year.
 Brood Mares and Colts. Asa Walden. Salem, seconds, brood mare and sucking colt. one sucking colt; Isaac B. Geer. Ledyard, second, mare years: Charles S. Hewitt, Led yard, firsts. brood mare and sucking colt, sucking colt; O. c. Maine. North Stonington, first, made years.
 Trotting stock.-StaIIions. "A. c. Williams, Norwich. second stallion years: Joseph Beetham, Nor wich, first, stallion 1 year; Mrs. M. l.. years; L. E. Eccleston. Norwich. first stallion years; Elisha Waterman, Lebanon, first. stallion 4 years. Brood Mares and Colts: c. W. Ran dall, North Stonington. second, mare three years; Elisha Waterman, Leba- non, firsts, mare years, one mare 1 year. G. H. Morgan, P. H. O'Brien l judges.
 Cake; Bread and Honey.
 Mrs. Louis Olsen, frsts, sponge cake, mocha cake, no egg cake. devil cake: Mrs George Rawson. first, an gel cake, second, eight jars fruit and vegetables; Mrs. Appleton Main, first wheat bread and rolls; second. sponge cake, caramel cake: Mrs. Myron Smith of Bozrah, first, raised cake; Mrs James P. Ringlant/ second. layer cake and fruit cake; F. B. Greenslit Franklin, second, pound boxes hon. ey; Mrs. F. B. Greenslit, first. one loaf fruit cake; Mrs. H. B. Latham first, crabapple and currant jelly and pickles. jar peaches; Isaac c. Avery Lebanon, first, honey, 24 ID. case; Ma zie Pendleton, Bozrah, first, butternut cake, second. angel cake. union cake: Mrs. E. J. Miner. Bozrah. first, canned fruit and vegetables; Mrs. H. B. La than, Norwich. first, layer. sponse and chocolate cake, second on raisin cake Mrs. James A. Walker, Mrs. George A. Sydleman, judges.
 Flowers.
 Walter c. Tanner. Voluntowp, sec ond on dahlias;. Mrs. Appleton Main, Preston, first, sweet peas; Mrs. Hen- ry Karoli, Ledyard. second, geraniums and sweet peas; Miss Nellie Karoli, Ledyard first for mixed bouquet: Mrs B. F. Rist, Norwich second, asters; Frank Wilcox, Norwich. second, dah- lias: Mrs. James E. Ringlsnd, Nor wich, first, mixed collection zinnias sweet peas and asters; Mrs. E. J Miner, Bozrah. premium for largest and best collection. first for roses. cos mos, cactus dahlias. fuchsias, first on 65 varieties of geraniums; Mrs