Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-22
HORSE DAY AT
 BROOKLYN FAIR

ICUntinued from page two) with June. There were s26 of these fires. 11z of them known to have neen caused By carelessness
 The tent was a center of attraction all day long and it might be yaluabie to have the exhibit returned next year.
 Horse Day at Fair.
 Thursday was officially desienated as horse day at the fair. and during ihe morning hours entries in various ,lass,'s were shown on .ha track. The snoNiTg was more extensive than in -ns recv1, years. There were classes .i-f ., ano year oid -Dlrs. foI~brcod rsi-es colts snd yearii1gs; for stall ic- and matched pairs. The iutIg- tae various classes was dore
 'e;'reSentative ". H. Philips off i'- -' u9. Louis Dondero, J. C Small
 1Tiiiimantic, H. Beecher Brown l. ndeld. and others.
 Premiums Awarded.
 Joseph Burchnell of Brooklyn was aw.s-ued first premium on year colts: aiss d hrst on $ year colt in harness Edward Moran. Brooklyn, first pre- mium on year old colt Tn the class Tor year old colts first premium went to Reuben r.. Pearl. Hampton (enter- ed in the name of Walter F. Chase Wilhnrrntcl: second to Walter E. Da- wis. Willin>anfic, third to F. E Miller BrocSlyE. First rrize fer yearlings went to A. 4. Jacques, South Kill inSly. second to W. S. Ford Hamn- ton: third to Edward Hall i'Iainfieid For brood mare and colt, George s. Ctry. Scotland was awarded first premium; second went to N- W Wit ter of Brooklyn: third to A. A. Jacques of South Kilnngly
 There were three entries in the clR-s for stallions, first premium so- ina to William : Ford. Hampton, on e fine year old Edward Hall of Pieinreld showing a year old Yer rnent Morgan. got second, and Edward Moran Brooklyn. third.
 DriyiHg the same beautiful coal black pair with which he won the b,se ribbon at Woodstock last week Frank :. Kennedy. Dsyviile. got first premium in the matched pairs class; second was to Frank Tillinghast Cen t-si Village. third to Edward Peal of Abingdon.
 Poultry Awards.
 Awards in the poultry department were acted as follows.
 CseSe-A first and second to s. W. 0roouie, Jr,. of Danielson, on Teuhcese geese. three frsts and one reesnd to P. A. Hicks. south Canter- bury. on Embden geese
 Ducks-F1rst on pair of young Pelxin ducks. first on pair of mammoth PelSin ducks. T. A Hicks; first OF pair of Indian runner ducks to Mrs. J. P Rurclek of Brooklyn. (One died in pen Thursdsy.)
 Various Breeds -E'irsts on barred reok cockerel, pallet and hens to E. L. French. Central Village; seconds (e3 on barred rock bullet.
 Thr-e hrsts to Mrs. J. R. Burdick of Brooklyn on Rhode Island red cock ereis and bullet.
 FfrSts te William F. Dennis of Cen iral Village, on partridge Plymouth Rock hen and cocksTei.
 FNrsts on FaVorelle Cockerel and bullet. firsts on S. C. Rhode Island red hen and ooekerel to Mrs. J. R. Bur dick. Brooklyn.
 F1rsts on MinSrcs cockereIs. hen bullet 60, seconds (2) on Minorca pull let and hen to Herber Barber. Moosup. First on barred Plymouth Rock cock, second on barred Plymouth Rock hen to Waldo Blake of Brooklyn Second on barred rock cock to F F. Miller, Brooklyn.
 Four firsts 3n laced Hamburg cock cuckerel. hen. bullets. first on pearl guinea hen, four frsts on silver laced WynHdotte hen. cockerel and bullets 1irst on white Leghorn cock second on buG rock hen 10 F. A. Hicks. South Canterbury.
 First on Rhode island red cockerel. first on white Leshcrn cock, to F. E. Miller. Brooklyn.
 Firsts on BuH Rock cock and hen and cocierel to N. c. Williams, of Brooklyn.
 First on white Leghorn cockerel and bullet. second on LeEhorn bullet to John Fletcher, Central Village
 Seccnc on white Plymouth Rock cock to Mrs. J. C. Whiting. Brooklyn. First and second on buff rock pull lets to Fred Shunwsy, Danielson.
 Second on bun rock hen to William = Ford. Hampton.
 First on bantam cockerel, f1rsts on Brahns cockerei and bullet. to George W. Kent. Danielson.
 Second to Mrs. c. Graves. Brook lyn- on Plymouth Rock cockerel
 First on hcrning pigeons to E. John son
 The starters iu the speed classes held about all the attention during the afternoon and the greater part of those at the fair were gathered in The grand stand or at points where they could command view of the track. and where they could listen to the East Kiilingly band. which played fhrauGhout the day. There were two classes 2.s5 and a free for aH the same judges that passed upon the races Wednesday occupying the stand.
 The summary of the events is as ss5 class. purse s1eo.
 Deacon B, bl s ---.--.--- 2 1 1 c. p Jones. Providence
 Teddy Wiiks. b g- , Fred Davis. Kingston. R. I. Alrys Band, b s.-.- ? 2 ? Fred Davis, Kingston. R. T.
 Time-2.2a 1-4: 2.24 1-4; 2.25 IA; 2zs Ii.
 Free for All. Purse $50:
 AT Hsrris. E-.-.--...-.-.. Mark Hanna br g-----. 2 2 2 Time-One-haif miie-1.12 1-2; 1.19; IF 1-3
 Ladies Driving Class Awards.
 Mrs. Henry Youne. Woodstock. first prize. umbrella. Mrs. Arthur Eathrop. Brooklyn second prize, bone handled whip, Mrs. Benjamin Clark. Brooklyn, third prize. pair ladies driving gloves, Mrs. T. Main. Brooklyn. fourth prize, carriage rug: Mrs. F. Tillinghast, Cen trsi Village. fifth Prize. fancy dish Ruby Clark. Brooklyn. sixth prize, lash whip.
 Mrs Williams, Mrs. Fred Miller. Brooklyn, Mrs. Elmer White, Ponitret Landing. also drove in this class and received special awards.
 Gentlemeu's Driving Class Henry Young, Woodstock. first: Arthur La throp. Brooklyn. second: Walter F. Chase. Wiilimsntic. third: time, S.21 1-2 for mile.
 Colts Admirably Trained.