Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-09
JUDGES MAKE
 AWARDS OF PRIZES

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 JUDGES MAKE
 AWARDS OF PRIZES (Continued from page seven.) Fred Armstrong and the lecturer. Mrs. Luther Holton.
 Prize to Norwich Grange. There was great jubiliation among the members of Norwich grange when it was announced that that grange had won first prize. Preston City came grange received honorable mention. Domestic Manufactures and Fancy Work.
 What has been needed for years, ample space to display the handiwork chiefly of the women and girls of the county. is now provided in the big, l roomy, well lighted addition. Here Mrs M. M. Hitchon of Norwich dis plays the only entry of Mount Mellick work, a beautiful large centerpiece. Miss Rose Bokoff Montville, sends a l large variety of work, the most mer- | itorious being a number of sofa pil- l lows; Mrs. John Rollins. New London, shows Swiss alarmed work, rafia bags and drawn work very artistic and
 carefully done. Mrs. W. s. Mitchell of Montville sends beautiful lace handkerchief. a knitted shoulder cape. punch work and embroidery pillow and centerpiece of beautiful design. Miss Addie Burdick, Jewett City, dis plays woven rug and nice Mexican drawnwork doiley; Mrs. Henry Ames, Norwich, contributes Ia flag pillow. couch cover and table cover; Mrs. Hattie Gallup. Ledyard. shows beau tiful Irish crochet lunch set. besides other fine needlework. Mrs J. M. Burdick, Norwich, enters beautiful bedspread and bed roll of fi1et .cro- 1 chet and linen strips. and a handsome
 bead pillow in Indian work. Mrs. r'herles Moore New I ondon. contri- ke1 iels, Mrs. ". s. Walsh. Norwich. shows an embroidered centerpiece and ! nillow in nice and dainty work. Mrs.
 hfbit in twisted crochet work in a yar-ets ot tiue-ss s. T.. F I,. Davis l Norwich. shows a shell pillowcase and towels, exquisitely done. Mrs. Arthur Handfie'd. Taftville. sends lovely silk
 quilt; Mrs. George Lathrop. Norwich.
 edds. to the exhibit a beautiful em-
 broidered >flet and eyelet pillow and hardsorre centerpieces
 Miss Northrop of Norwich contri- butes a variety of carefully done | needlework: Mrs. Sherwood Raymond
 Norw'ch has on view a Centennial spread in exquisite crochet: Mrs. Will | tlIlS tUl NHlD6T. O1 INOIWlC11, ndS D0du- -'f''iI-- embroidered sheets. hemstitch- ed pillow covers and other fine work | iss Iottie B. Wheeler. Norwich, ex- hibits hlet pillow and centerpieces, and
 table runners beautifully done: Mrs L. c. Daniels, Montville, shows some attractive bead chains: Mrs. w H
 Dallman. Norwich, disrlays neatly fin
 ished colored and white centerpieces
 Miss Lillian Browning, Norwich Town
 Is credited with an exquisite Irish cro.
 chet collar and many pieces in fine nedelework Miss Florence Brownins adds two umbrella pin cushions ana , a hairpin tidy. Mrs. Grace Pike, New
 London. sends a collection of daint. and beautiful shirtwaists and othel articles in punch work and en1brofS cry. Mrs. F. B. Worcester s4. of Nor, wich. contributes most beautiful braid ] ed rugs in velvet.
 Mrs. Myron W. Smith, Bozrah. send rose bead chains and elegant rattinl work. Mrs. A. J. Fox. Oakdale. make | a display Of beautiful embroidery, als, , crochet Irish and flet articles. Mrs Clyde E. Gadbois. Norwich. sends al f elaborate bead bag and a beautiful ~ sweater for a child. Mrs. M. c. Cos 1, te'lo, Uncasville. shows collar and cuf sets in filet crochet work finely done
 Mrs Frank A. Carpenter. Norwich F contributes pretty velvet and satil . roses in various shades Mrs. E. V 2 Whiting. Mystic, sends rose bea, chains Beautifully made. Miss Jose phine Paradis. Taftville. sends a hand v some knitted bed spread. Miss Netti karol, Iedyard, has a large displa s of embroidery in punch work, cycle 2 work. Irish crochet and f11et. MT. Frank B. Lamb 6f Groton is anothe
 large contributor and the quality c
 her work is of a high grade. while it
 variety interests every woman wh
 sees it.
 ~ children's Department.
 This portion of the exhibit interest !, Royce 8. of Norw> shows a tow' = = beautifully done in oss stitch Mis- Henrietta Gallup, 12, of Norwicl .e makes large display. including tow ,e els, aprons, bags. etc. all daintily fin ished. Miss Jessie Browning, 16, Nol ', wich Town, sends many beautifl ,e pieces of needlework
 w Raymond Royce, 10, of Norwich. fl r large space with colored and crayo !, work of real merit.
 .S Miss Jessie Browning enters a beat 1e urui leather postal card case. le Handsome China.
 rl Mrs. George Lathrop of Norwich rb the cnlv exhibitor of china showir ly about twenty-five pieces, remarkab Ss TOT their fine conventional ard initi d; work in the collection. The superb nd tendents of this department are MI
 CaAVii l.. swan. MrS. John H, Barne
 Mrs. Charles McMillan and Mrs. An
 prose Sullivan. The judges are Mi st Richards of New London and MI ry H. M. Lerou of Norwich.
 C. Notes.
 ne Edward Cook. entry clerk, is at | s post for the twelfth year. He w se Kept unusually busy Monday. rss s An innovation greatly appreciated ny telephone booth in the hall. " For the fourth year Mrs. Kate Ma on. nard has charge of the woman's roo III, This has been whitened and improv ns in number of ways, water, a mi ny ror etc, being provided this year. 'p- A visitor to the fair Monday " 'en William Gallup, for years superi m tendent of the vegetable departrnen me The hall is well looked after a Richard T. Bushnell, assisted by E .no gar Leete, Henry McWilliams, Arnt zen Wetmore. M. E. Mcguire and Martin eel Bent.
 County Agent Murray D. Lincoln active in all departments of the az 'N. cultural exhibits and has met and e
 ferred with many visiting farm
 during the two days of the fair sed The fine exhibit by Geduldig, ity, florist is winning the liveliest sort um admiration.
 10. In the department of aawers