Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-09-09

third, dahlias six kinds; Nettie karoh,
Ledyard, first. one bouquet marigolds,
second one bouquet mixed ElarlSoldS;
Mrs. Henry Karoli, Ledyard, first, one
bouquet mixed sweet peas seconds,
one bouquet zinnias, II varieties sweet
peas; Mrs. GoldsWorthy, Norwich, sec
ond, six Jars named asters; Mrs. Albert
d. Crary Grswold frsts, dahiias,
Pride of Springfield, jar of over forty
varieties; Mrs. James E. Ringland, Nor
Wich 1rsts one bouquet chryanthe-
NUNS, one bouquet comos, six jars of
sweet peas; Mrs. r. j. Miner, Bozrah,
firsts, As kinds of dahlias, bouquet
roses, bouquet nasturtiums, two forms
panSies, bouquet cosmos, second, bou-
quet summer chysanthemums; Mrs.
Charles III. Benjamin, Norwich, nrsts,
bouquets dwarf zinnias, Oscar Wilde
sunfowers, cosmos, gladioli seconds,
bouquets asters, mixed marigolds( gi-
ant zinnias, nasturtiums; Mrs. A. p
Bennett, Ledyard, first. bouquet French
marigolds, seconds, bouquets giadlola
and panses: Hattie Peckham, Preston,
first bouquets double marigolds; Mrs.
C. H Peckham, Yantic, two bouquets
dahlias; Mrs Myra W. Smith. Boz
rah, first 10 varieties; Mrs Earle Ben
nett, Preston, first, one bouquet yellow
Washington asters, second, u bouquet
mixed asters. Mrs. James Walker,
Mrs. G. A. Sydleman and Mrs. ]. 3.
L tA4AA1S1s Si-s Jllbsoto'
Fruit
Richard Bushnell, Norwich, premium
for best IL varieties of apples, frsts ON
Maiden's Blush, Fall Pippins, and rus
set apples, Bartlett, Sheldon and Clapp'
Favorite pears; c. Beetham, Norwich,
first on Gravenstein apples; Charles f.
Lillibridge, Norwich. premium for the
largest collection of apples, 16 vari-
cites; James Murphy, Norwich, firsts,
one basket ounces, one peck Concord
grapes, one peck white grapes, j. d.
Avery, North Stonington, firsts, snow
auples, Gravenstein apples; j. ?. Pal
mer, Jr., premium for largest and best
collection of pears, premium for best
six varieties of pears, first for one
plate seedlings. Arthur Wheeler, s ton
ington, judge
Grain and Vegetables.
George n. Ford. Bozrah. firsts, one
peck buckWheat three winter crook
neck squashes, three citron melons,
three r. ]. sugar pumpkins; Cornelius
Beetham, Norwich, premium for largest
and best collection of varieties, having
SO, and individual premiums as follows:
Firsts on Green Mountain, Irish Cob
bier, Carmen No. l, Carmen No. 3, Red
Bliss Triumph, New Queen. Gold Coin.
La Verde seeding, White Star and Del
aware potatoes, pole scipio, bush scipio
New York, snap. Kentucky wonder
white wax six weeks and green mann
moth beans; Early Jewell Earlianna,
yellow plum and peach tomatoes. Silver
mammoth and Prize Taker onions
white rock and white egg turnips
mammoth prize long red beets, black
Polish, long red turnips, long white
turnips, French brea kfast, white tip
and Mauis earliest white radishes,
white OK heart, haIf-long and white
carrots hollow crown parsnips. cherry
manners shamrock cJ1cfTn1hprS immortal
giant sugar, KendalTs early giant first
of all and early Corey sweet corn. all
head early, sure head volga, Marble
head mammoth, Jersey. Wakefield,
Charleston. red polish short stem and
early savoy cabbage. imperial Hubbard
winter Essex hybrid sduashes, small
gherkins; seconds, pole lima and bush
lima beans Livingstone beauty and
matchless tomatoes, yellow globe Dan
Vers onions, purple top turnips, blood
turnips alpha and eclipse beets. white
spine cucumbers, early summer cab
bage, Hubbard, Boston marrow and
summer ScallOp squashes sugar pump
kins three citrons. white plume. golden
self blanching and autumn king Gel
cry, Maul's, Grand Rapids long beau
ty, Norfolk button, MauFs perfection,
banana and Montreal muskmelons. oys-
ter plants: F. e. Peckham. Norwich.
premium for second largest and best
collection of varieties, having So and
individual premiums as follows Firsts
Boston horticultural pole cranberry
pole and bush scipio string and figi
beans, Danvers, OK heart and Boston
market carrots. golden self-blanching
white plume and pascal celery. white.
red and yellow picking, and Egyptian
SET onions; first, Sandwich Island sal
slfy, black beauty egg plant, Harris
early watermelon, bull nose, and large
long Jersey peppers. peck dandelions,
white spine, evergreen and picking Gu
cumberss unhnown potatoes, quart
horseradiSh. Jersey sweet potatoes. Ne
apolitan peppers; seconds, lima beans,
half long chantenaV carrots red white
and yellow globe Danvers carrots. hol-
low crown parsnips. Hubbard Boston,
marrow turban and summer crook
neck squashes, white top turnip rad
ishes, Wakefield. Savoy and red rock
cabbage, red mangoId beets. white rock
turnips; Roger Foote. Lebanon, third
largest and best collection. firsts, pur-
pie top turnips, popcorn; seconds peck
oats. white rock turnips; Charles 2.
Lillibridge Norwich. I varieties. firsts.
Walters cream BurreI gem tip top
Burpee's Melted gem. Long Island
beauty, Burpee's Melrose, banana.
Burpee's cha NIPPON market, acme bay
view, hackensack. Montreal and emer-
aid gem muskmelons, mammoth field
pumpkins; Mrs. James E. Ringland.
Norwich, second on i brown eggs:
peck rye; James Murphy. Norwich,
first. two punches rhubarb: E. l.. La
thrOp, Bozrah ) varieties firsts Lin
coin oats, yellow globe turnips. MilPs
early. Norcross, ten eyes and Irish cob
bier potatoes, Hubbard white bush
scallop and Boston marrow squash
early summer cabbage; second. peck
rye: James 3. Palmer, Jr, Lisbon,
first. lima beans: Horace Cranston.
Norwich first. Chinese lantern plant;
T. IT. Wilcox Yantic, firsts. Chinese
giants and squash peppers. yellow Dan
vers onions. Tnickers favorite and
matchless tomatoes. white spine and
prolific cucumbers. Burpee's bush lima
beans, Crosby's Egyptian beets, Chan
tenay model carrots. IS varieties. Fl.
,. Latham Norwich, first. Chinese gil
ant peppers; / ]. Dolbeara, Norwich,
first, summer squash: Mrs. c. H. Peck
ham, Yantic. first. u brown eggs.
Arthur Wheeler. Stonington. Judge.
Cake, Bread and Honey.
Mrs. James 3. Palmer. Jr.. Lisbon.
first. loaf gold cake, loaf wheat bread;
Mrs. James E. Ring1and Norwich
firsts. loaEes light fruit cake. cocoa
butter cake brown bread; Mrs. Orrin
Main, North Stonington, first. three
cans strained honey; Mrs. Frank Bar
Der, Norwich. second loaf Lady BaIti-
more cake: F. B. Greenslt Yantic
first. - boxes comb honey; Mrs. Ellis
Walker Norwich. GAL meal bread
Mrs. II. B. Latham Norwich first.
1oaves of layer orange and sponge
cakes. one plate buns, second premium
for pickles crabapDle and o.llrranf ieI