Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-08
MORE PREMIUMS
AWARDED AT FAIR.
Those Who Had the Best in Their
RESPECTIVE Classes


The following are additional preni-
ums awarded at the fair this week:
Fruit.
E. Leroy Lathrop, Bozrah best coll
lection; r. 7. Bushnell, Norwich, sec
ond best collection; John D. Avery,
North Stonington, third best collec-
ton; r. T. Bushnell, first on orange
russet apples, second on pearmaines,
first on Sheldon pears; Edward Clan
cey, Norwich, first on Baldwin apples;
James Murphy, Norwich, first on
ounces; A. G. Maine, Norwich, first
ON Bartlett pears: F. L. Lathrop, Nor
wich, first on japanese plums, first on
King of Tompkins apples; John D..
Avery. first on fall pippins, first on
Stonington.
Grain and Vegetables.
Leon Saure, Stonington, largest and
best collection; E. Leroy Lathrop, Boz
rah, second best collection; P. II. Will
cox, Yantic, third best collection; Leon
Saure, first on Michigan wonder pea
beans, first on Dreers Excelsior blood
beets, first on Mangleworsel red globe
beets, first on early dwarf Erfurt
caulifower,--fr on -Danvers half-long
orange carrot, first on ST. V'alery car
rot, first on golden self blancl1ing cell
cry, first on winter queen celery, first
on golden rose celery first on Davis
pcI4tCL CdGuIHDCI, HESl DEceT dT1S-
tocrat corn, first on early black beatty
egg plant first on kohl-rabi first on
emerald gem muskmelon, first on Wat
son watermelon, first on Southport
white globe onions, first on large red
Wethersfield onions, first on long white
parsnips, first on Chinese giant pep
pers, first on large yellow field pump
kins, first on red field pumpkins, first
on early rose potatoes, first ON early
white fiat Dutch turnips. first on early
Bristol field corn. first on Clouds vel
low dent field corn, first on stray
beauty potatoes: E. Leroy Lathrop,
first on crimson globe beets, first on
white rock turnips. first on Lincoln
oats, first on bush lima beans, first on
Hubbard squash; P II. Wilcox, first
on matchless tomatoes, second on Paul
Rose muskmelon, first on yellow Denver
onions; Q. c. Walden, Uncasville first
on pumpkin raised in 1910 James
Murphy, second on tomatoes, second on
evergreen sweet corn; A G. Miner,
Norwich, first on long yellow field
corn; G. E. Talbot, Lisbon, first on
Delaware potatoes; George A. Kahn,
Franklin, first on buckwheat, first on
rye. Fred Wheeler, judge.
Flowers.
Bertram Fisk, Norwich, second on
colored asters; Nettie Karo1i Ledyard,
second on bouquet of mixed flowers:
Blanche V. Smith, first on cosmos;
Mrs. e. j. Miner. Bozrah, first on bou-
quet of gladioli; J. P. Theve. Nor
wich, firston anthinniums, first on
rambler rose. first on banana tree;
Mrs. Charles Fl. Benjamin, first on
gladioli; ]. P. Theve first on mixed
roses; Mrs. e. J. Miner. first on bou-
quet mixed flowers; J. P. Theve first
on chrysanthemutns. Judge, Mrs
James B. Palmer.
Cake, Bread and Honey.
Mrs. l.. L. Bennett, Preston second
on angel cake, second on gold cake
fruit cake: Mrs. 3. T. Bentley. first on
fruit cake, first on cake raised with
bread dough, second on old fashioned
raised cake; Mrs. J. c. Leff1ngwell,
first on angel cake; Frank Greenslit,
Franklin. first on flonev. Mrs e. j.
Miner, first on canned fruit and vege-
tables, first on pickles, first on pork
cake; M. A. Pendleton first on pound
cake; Mrs. Henry 3. ~Latham, first on
sponge cake, first on plain cake first
on layer orange cake, first on buns,
second on crab apple jelly. Mrs.
James B. Palmer, judge.
Farm Implements.
J. P. Barstow, premiums on Kemp's
manure spreader, Boss potato digger,
Eddy sulky plow. Eddy side hill blow,
Eddy fiat land plow. beam pillow, pillow
truck, shovel pillow. Edward Cook,
judge.
Miscellaneous.
The following were awarded premi-
ums for having best displays Of their
kind: j. P. Barstow & Co, n. S. Gilbert
& Sons, Charles Osgood company.
Plaut- Gladden. company, The Eaton
Chase Co., Shea & Burke took second
place on household furnishings,
Schwartz Bros, third place Judges.
Arnold Wetmore, Edward Cook.