The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-03
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lAIR WILL have
novel BABYSA0W
Esath Richmond Infant Duo,
Weighing $50 Pounds, to
Be Midway Feature.
$50 LICENSED TO SELL EATS
III. Supply Every Edible From
: Six-Course Dinners to
Dog Sandwiches.
so LICENSED TO SELL EATS

81 a young married man has one
hAby that weighs eighty-nine poohos
.Hs another that weighs is7 pounds. ne
hS is I'D against it, 1t seems. NOT 80
~ the case Of Herbert Brockweii. OK
ssuth Richmond. He's got the kios'
Int he's the proudest father on oo.n
sides of the James-so PROUD. In 1as.
tnat he is going to exhibit the paoles
IS the State Fair in little prNa'e
exhibition Of his own.
THEY are some babies. The younger
ono is fourteen months old and weighs
sYactIy eighty nine pounds. The Older
"a two and a half years old and tips
The scales at l67-the weight OK an
average man who is five feet and eight
,nches tall. In the absence OF a prize
hsbv class Mr.. Borckwell will fashion
his own baby bench show just to sho"
what scientidc feeding will do.
No formal notice OF the exhibit mas
vnt been filed, but the babies Will De
tEere when the fair opens. There may
10 a small price of admittance or there
NAV be not, Mr.. Brockwen has not de-
cfaea. South Richmonders who see
them on their daily rides In horse
drawn expires wagon-the go.carts
don't come large enough-pronounce
them prize winners.
- All Kinds Of Eats.
II takes more than prize hogs ana
asnoisy Midway to make fair. IheE
satisfy the eye and the ear, but MT
the-well, there have to be eats: more
elegantly, something to eat: still more
elegantly. plenty OF nutritious 1000.
Translated into carnival terms. there
must be popcorn, peanuts. cracker1ack'
fnty favnnnaHa
To supply these and a hundred other
things in the same general class, ex-
actIy $50 separate permits had been
issued by the Fair Association up to
closing time yesterday Between them
they will supply every known edible
The churches and charitable societies
VIII lead as food purveyors. A num-
bar Of these have already erected
booths and will be prepared to serve
q full six-course dinner at any hour
Of. the day, and sandwiches until the
last owl car. These will be the aristo-
Gratis Of the craft
There will also be Hundreds OF infe-
rier caste. The permits in this class
LICENSE a long list Of food sellers, rang
1ne from itinerant peanut vendors to
w;6tte-coated chefs who preside over
gSaolene stoves and hand out hot-dogs
ATS cents per bark Everybody loves
the dogs, steaming hot and swimming
in gravy, and all Of It clamped between
the halves Of a weatherbeaten rou
Recognize the picture?
:. Big Display Of Machinery.
With the opening Of the fair still
four doys distant, space of many
acres was covered yesterday with agri-
cultural machinery of every description.
The space given to this class OF exhio-
It's has this year been greatly in
creased. Richmond dealers have signed
up for large concessions. and several
of the more prominent manufacturers
OFT country will install extensive
exhibits.
large additions have been made to
the stock sheds to take care OF the
Increased cattle. swine and sheep reg
.stration- Advance shipments in this
class will begin arriving tomorrow,
aecompa MED by caretakers, WHO will
1eronce install them in their exhibition