Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-06
TRACK RECORD WITH MOTORCYCLE
Burdck Sets Mile Mark at Minutes 42 Seconds Last Day of Fai-Baloon Ascension Again a Feature Burke Trots 216114 14-More Premiums Awarded

IoayeS or wheat DTeao; second on wal nut cake; second on sponge cake.
 Mrs. Myron Smith, Bozrah, second on fig cake; first on pound of butter.
 Mrs. Henry Latham, Norwich, sec ond on plain cake; first on currant layer cake: first on lemon layer cake; first on sponge cake: first on 10 tum- blers of jelly varieties.
 Mrs. B. F. Greenslit Franklin, sec ond on fruit cake.
 Mrs. George A. Kahn, Franklin, first on fruit cake.
 Mrs. B. F. Bentley. Preston, first on loaf raised cake.
 Miss M, A. Pendleton, Norwich, sec ond on butternut layer cake; second on sponge cake.
 Grain and Vegetables.
 On grain and vegetables, A. G. Wheeler made the following awards:
 J. B. Palmer, Lisbon. first on peck of barley.
 James Murphy, Norwich, first on 3 red college cabbage.
 P. H. Wilcox, Franklin. first on yell low Danver onions; first on Crosby Egyptian beets; first on Chatany mod el carrots; first on golden sweet corn; first on Emerald gem melons, George A. Kahn, Franklin, first on one peck buckwheat. H. B. Latham; Norwich, first on Dwarf Champion tomatoes; first on kohl rabi: first on evergreen sweet corn.
 H. E. Howe. Norwich. first or Rhode Island sugar pumpkins Fruit.
 James Murphy Norwich first or quinces; first on Concord grapes.
 H. E. Howe. Norwich, first on Der Davis apples.
 R. T. Bushnen's display of apples which included northern spy, maid. ems blush. tallman's sweets, fall pip. pins, orange russets. seek TO further and balwins, together with bartlett pears, was considered by Edward Cook, the expert judge as the larges and best exhibition. | Flowers. Mrs. John Barnes and Mrs. Calvil Beebe filled the places of competen | judges of the flowers. Mrs. James E. Ringland, Norwich first on collection potted plants ant box of plants.
 Miss Nettie Karoli. Ledyard, frs on bouquet of asters; first on mike, bouquet.
 l Mrs. Charles H. Benjamin. Nor wich, first on bouquet of gladiolas, on kind.
 1 Farm and draft horses--First O stallion years old or over, c. 1
 Armstrong Griswold; second, c. I Pierce, Ledyard; first on one year ol
 mare, J. B. Gladue, Taftvile. G. F
 Morgan, judge. l Trotting stock, horses-First O
 stallion one year old, c. H. Morgan
 Salem; first on stallion two years olt
 West Street Stock farm, Lebanon
 first on stallion four years old, Fran
 Smith, Norwich; second. J. H. How
 Uncasville; first on three year ol
 mare, E. A. Hoxie, Yantic; first 0 mare and weaning colt, West Stree
 Stock farm, Lebanon; second, w. f
 Church, Montville; second, Wes ] Street Stock farm, Lebanon. w. ] !, Piper, Springfield. Mass, judge. Draft horses-First on pair dra.
 horses under 1250 pounds. Otis Browning, Preston; second, B. ] Hoxie, Yantic; first on single dra ) horse, o. A. Browning, Preston; seS ond, c. L. Pierce, Ledyard. E. Water man, George A. Pendleton and Enc
 Gray, judges.
 i Miscellaneous. J. P. Barstow & Go. have the large display. First on furniture. N. S. Gi
 bert & Sons; second, Shea & Burk, first on display as shown, Eaton Cha. Co.,; second, Preston Brothers, Inc , special premium. Schwartz Bros; SD cialmention to Norwich State hospit , for work done: diploma for exhibit American Theros Bottle Co. For be display in their lines the followif D received premius: Porteous 6 Mitcl r ell Co, mems furnishings and sewil , machines; Plaut-C Gladden. Co.,. piano C players and Victor graphaphone Singer Sewing Machine company, J. Keegan, manager, sewing machine
 Lahn Furniture company, Acc ranges; The Charles Osgood Co.. Ro e ers' paints, varnishes and floor stain f Sew-us flour exhibited by the L. e Gallup Co.,; The Lee & Osgood c
 drugs remedies, and crutches; o.
 Bullard, violins.