The Press., 1911-10-11
Fair Notes.

IU0 uTB6 OBy Ul 6H0 X@iE OE6W @DOu6 the usual attendance. The weather conditions were ideal and a number of auto parties were among those present. Yesterday was free to the children, and the big grandstand was an ani- mated sight as the young people sat there in the warm autumn sunshine having a royal good time. The stage show this year is bound to please. if diversity and excellence of the pro- gram can do it. Oe Dora, the golden globe of death, is thriller and there are eight or nine minor acts The midway Is big. busy spot, with two long streets of privilege men and tent shows already located. The old Sherry's working world is in evidence, Big Rose is here and the ocean wave Is already for t crowds to-day and next day. There are about the usual number of cane racks and baseball alleys, and proper provisions have been made for the hungry. The halls y yasterday were still inc omplate, but the indica ions were that every inch of space will be utilized for the exhi- bits in the various departments. Tho dog show has limited number of en- tries, but those on exhibition have the proper fair-time spirit and the hall Is noisy place. Taken altogether the fair promises to be 8 shining success !, and with good weather there will be big crowds of pleased people Net tor years has there been so many horses here for the speed classes, ana the officials having the racil g in charge are in quandry as to how the big list of entries can be handled It may be necessary to split kone of the classes. Yesterday the card in- cluded two speed classes, the , 25 ard the 30, and both showed some goo d sport. "'> .>
 Riley and Hart, 8 song and dance cam, have been added to the vaude. vile program.
 Reserved seats for the fair are hay: ing an active sale at the store of James Warren.
 Entries for the automobile parade the last day are coming in. Major 0. B Pinney is obliged to be absent and the event will be in charge of Michael O'Halloran.
 Officer Helm will have charge of policing the grounds during the fair MT Helm has had plenty of expert. ence in this department and 1t is a good safe wager that good order W Il prevail
 The manufacturing plants will olose down to day and tomorrow, vi h the exception of the Rhode I lsud. At the Rhode Island notices have been posted stating that eml 1yes can be oct for the fair, but op r. t on will be c c1ntinued as far as poss bic. All rt cords have been br. k for the number of horses here for the speed c'asses. AltogetI el there ara 87 entries. The fair coming late does not conf ct with similar events in other plsc Ancther reason for u @ numerous entries is the two at tract:ve stake races The indies tions are that lovers of racing are to see the best sport of the year for half m ls rings. --s.
 Wednesday, Oct. II.
 2.22 Congressional Trot.
 STAKE.
 Purse $500. Allie Mack, b. g., William O'Neill, Lex
 ington, Mass.
 Prince Autograph, b. s., William O'Neill,
 Lexington, Mass.
 Mary Isabel, ch. m., Chas. w. Leeming,
 M. D., Branford, Ont. Rosa Renfrew, b. m., Ed. Lindley, Cam
 den, N. J.
 Dunholm, b. s., Fred E. Hyde, Hartford,
 Conn.
 L I'd Calvert, b. 0, Fred E Hyde,
 Hartford, Conn. G )Iden Pheasant, s. m., J. w. Prev,
 Holyoke, Mass.
 Neddie B., blk. g., Brady Bros., Hart
 ford, Conn.
 Leila Morse, b. m., w. H. Hall, South
 Willington, Conn.
 Dividend, b. g., w. H. Hall, South Will
 lington, Conn.
 Gold Bingen, b. s., Gold Bingen Stable,
 Springfield, Mass.
 Bardstow Belle, r. m., Gold Bingen
 Stable, Springfield, Mass. Bonitz, b. g., F. D. Whitcomb, Spring
 field, Mass.
 b. g., Fred E. Beloin,
 Hartford, Conn. Alice Gregor, b. m., Philip ,Beauregard,
 Hudson, N. Y.
 Dillon Maid, b m. John Orr,
 Providence, R I . Myth, br. m w.. A. Knox, Spring.
 field, Mass Qaeen Arista, b. g, J s Brooks. No
 Wilbraham. Mass .:- Empire King. b g, o W LaseclI,
 Whitinsville, Mass Slick Goods, b m. F O. Rose, Brock
 fl Id, Mass Il Harry Brino. b g, H B. R.lston,
 Somelville, Mss (I br. m., John s. Hubbard,
 Fiskdale, Mass Jontraff. Jr o. B. Wilson, Rome.
 N Y. Sweet Estelle, Williams Bros Ha t.