The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-09-14
GREENFIELD FAIRS OPENING DAY MARKED
 BY LARGE ATTENDANCE

G. Jennings, first; Susan Nichols, sec ond.
 Partridge Plymouth Rocks-sweep in all classes, c. A. Wintzer of Strat-
 Pearl Guineas. cocks-A. G. Lock wood, first.
 CT of Greenfield. second; first with held.
 White Plymouth Rock, cock, hen, Poultry farm. first and second; pull lets, 0. G. Jennings, %f1rst; Pequot Poultry farm, second.
 Black Wyandotte, puEet-S. Bar more. first; Charles Barmore. second.
 White Wyandotte, cock, hen and cockere1 classes by W.O. Burr Norwa1k. first; W O. Burr. second
 Columbian Wyandotte, hen-Pequot Poultry Si5t farm, first @ and second san Nichols. first.
 Buff Orpington, cock-Mrs. Nun PerTy Win} Of Southport nIf snd frss sodnd hen cockerel, F. T. Bedford of Greens Farms, first; C. A. Wintzer, second:
 White Orpington-C1ean sweep in all classes by Luin B. Switzer of Southport.
 Houdon-Clean sweep in all classes by S. Barmore of Bridgeport.
 s. c. Rhode Island Reds, pen-Jo- seph Toth frs s1san NicSoia sec ond: hen, Susan Nichols, first; Joseph 10th, second; cockerel, Joseph 10th, O. G. Jennings, first; Joseph 10th, second.
 R. c. Rhode Island Red, cock Clifford Banks. second; hen, Clifford Banks, second.
 White Leghorn, pen-Jolan Meeker, first; cock. Marshall King of Fair first; Marshall King,second; cockerel. R. F'earnley of Bridgeport, first: Mary Sturges, second; bullet, R. F'earnley. first: A. F. Jones, second. by F. A. Burr of Fairfeld.~ Buff Leghorn, cockerel and bullet Seconds by C. A. Winter; no f1rsts
 Brown Leghorp-Clean sweep in all classes by Harold Dorman of
 s. c. Black Minorca-c1ean sweep. all classes, by w. D. Keenan of West
 R. c. Black Minorca, cockerel-w. | Silver SpangIed Hamburg-Clean sweep, all classes, by John Meeker. of PfKd dpens rst WlnfIeH RarleIs second; ducks, O. G. Jennings, first and second.
 Alegbury Ducks, drakgs.5 Mary
 White Muscovy, drake and duck First and seconds by Aretta S. Burr of Fairfield.
 Indian Runner Duck-C. A. Wint- ger. first.
 Bronze Turkey, tam and hen Charles B. Read of Bridgeport frsts African Geese, gander and goose 1 O. G. Jennings, frsts. Toulouse Geese-Clean sweep by C. A. Wintzer.
 Horse Department Awards For teams weighing 2,4OO to 28OO pounds-H.L. Burr of Westport, first For team over 2,80O pounds-Mrs Mary Milbank of Greenfield Hill, first; Elmer F. Bulkley of Greenfield Hill l second. Best team, any weight-Mrs. Mary Milbank of Greenfield Hill, first 1 Under the new sheds for the auto show l can be seen a ma gnif1cent Kline car made in York, Pa, which has won many | silver cups in endurance races, the last on exhibition are the Regal, Marion | Cadillac, Mitchell, Dick and t9FWerv- mans car'', made at Detroit, Mich A Rockford, H., 6 horse power gasoline l engine under the same shed attracts I attention.
 The tea room under the care of Mrs William Hulse is unusually attractive this year The walls have been GOV cred with red paper, against which there is profuse display of branches of dogwood blossoms, sent from D. M 1 Reads. The ladies who are assist 1 ing Mrs. Hulse in pouring tea and waiting on the table are Miss verna 1 BOFSke or MISS Maud Will son of Greenfield Hill, Miss Kate Knapp, Miss Jennie R. Jones, Miss Alice E. Smith of Saugatuck, and a sister of Mrs. Hulse, Mrs. B. H. H. voted to the display of food, candies 1 canned fruits and jellies, and ladies' 1 industrial work. are lined with green paper and decorated with large branches of magnola blossoms, also from D. M. Reads. Here one can see the usual display of cakes. breads, jel- lies and canned fruits, while the nee 1 dle work, the knitting and the em- | broidery occupies much space in the 1 theatre. Attention is called to some handsome burIap drawn rugs, some I thing quite new for this fair. In the art department there are several cases of artistical1y decorated china. good 1 specimens of biography, and a charm l ing collection of Japanese pictures. The large tent devoted to fruits, vegetables and flowers. is filled 1 with an enormous variety of these products of the earth. Frank