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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-02

elected much applause from the large
audience The cake was presented TO
the winning couple by Judge william
A. Day, of New York who made a
very humorous speech. which concfud-
ed with a compliment TO the winner
of the prixs. whom he called ''the fair
est of her sex. the Queen OF Spades"
Among thu Richmonders who were
present were Mfr. and Mrs. James n,
Pace. Miss Gwendolyne Rutherford.
Miss Marie Isaacs, Mrs, Granville q.
Valentine. Mr.. and Mira Victor Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Taylor. Mrs.
John n. Potts Miss Nell Potts. Mr..
and Mrs. Desoto Fitzgerald, Miss Do
reen Fitzgerald. Mrs. Garrett b. Wall
and Miss Martha Buckner Wall.
Returns to City.
Miss Evelyn Day. OF waynesboro,
has arrived In Richmond to enter
the Stuart Circle Hospital for train
ing as nurse She was accompanied
by Miss Priddie Of this city. who has
been spending some time as her guest.
and who was much entertained during
her visit in wayneeboro.
Bridge Party.
A most attractive bridge party was
given by Mrs H B. MaupIn at her
home in wythevlle on Thursday az
teTro0 al o CLOCK.
Among the guests present were Mrs.
Gordon and Miss Imogene Gordon. OF
Richmond, Miss Blanche Sanders,
Mrs E. w Putney. Miss Willie With
ers, Mrs. Frank Terry. Mrs. A. H. VIII
liams. Mrs. Robert Savers, Mrs. May
Walton Kent, MIR. Marion Sanders,
Mrs. josephine Reed. all of Wythe-
VILE: Mrs. Robert Baugh. of Birming-
ham. Ala; Mrs. Page Dame. Mrs.
Roberts and Mrs. r. r. Lee, Balti-
more, Mrs. Patty Hodges. Norfolk;
Mrs Charles Sanders Roanoke; Miss
Lora Chaplin. Washington.
Miss Allen Entertains.
Mrs. L. L. Scherer. OF Richmond,
and Mrs. Jerome Walter, of Staunton,
assisted in doing the honors at an
entertainment given Friday night by
Miss Mamie Brown Allen in Staun-
ton. when the guests were given q
theater party. After the play buff
fst supper was served in Miss Aliens
home.
Lawn Party Postponed.
The Helping Circle OF Kings
Daughters will hold lawn party on
Friday evening at s:15 O'Clock on the
lawn Of los North Twenty-etghth
Street This affair was postponed
! from this evening to Friday on ac-
/ count Of the music not being on Libby
! HiTl on that date. The entertainment
/ is for the benefit of the Ice Mission.
Personals
! Mrs. J. c. Ensley and Mrs. w. l.
West. who have been visiting at the
home of Colonel and Mrs. Cary Breck-
linridse in Fincastle, have returned II
Richmond
! Miss Marie Koiner will leave this
week TO visit relatives in Waynesborc
for several weeks.
Miss Caily Ryland left Richmond
last week for a visit of some Length
on the Maine coast and Canada and
J. her mother, Mrs. Josiah Ryland, leaves
today to spend August in Albemarle.
| Misses Douglas and Gray Wright
have gone to Atlantic City for sew
eral weeks,
Mrs. Charles r.efew and Miss Mis-
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FUNERAL OF Mns. n. l.. GRAY
CONDUCTED At vOtTAY

Asland. Va. Aug. tr-Frtday after
noon a large number gathered II the
home of r. l.. Gray. Vontay. va 20
pay the last sad tribute OF respect to
hts wife. Mrs. Esther W. Gray. who
aeparted this life In her thirty-sfxth
year. One little girl preceded her
mother to the unseen world. Besides
her husband and three little sons. her
parents. one brother and several sis
tiers survive her.
waverly LLOYD. McGregor Bowies,
Hudson Nuckols, Allen Trevet. David
Nucokls and w. d Butler we're the
active pallbearers: Vivian Bowles, Lc-
gan Lloyd, Joe Harris, Lewis Thomas.
Andie Suckols and W c. Saunders. the
honorary.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. z Parker Richardson.
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Dr.. and Mrs. Willis
to Return to City
WILL ARRIVE SExT WEEK To
MAKE THEIR FUTURE HOME
HEnE--RICHMoSDE LEAVE
FOR AsHEvILLE.

All DIR. and Mrs A Murat Willis VII
return to Richmond next week after
m extended wedding tour through
ne ives, They will arrive on August
1f. and will make their future nome
here. Their marriage AZ RockeFidge
Baths in the late spring was one OF
the most fashionable nuptisl events OF
tbs year. and was attended by mum
Der OF prominent Richmond people
To Motor 90 Atlantic iCty.
Messrs stewart Christian and TaZe-
well ~ Darlington Wall leave this
week for Atlantic city They will mo
sor ap, AnA will spend several weeks
In the North
Leaving for AshevilIe.
Mrs. Murray N Mcclure, OF 1917
west Avenue. with her niece. Miss
cornelfa Harris. viii leave today &c
xrera the remainder OF the summer In
Ashsville y c Mr.. Mcclure viii g'
~ the fSreenhriar White sulphur
81 rings tonight to attend the meet
ing OF the Rar Association there. and
later will toin Mrs Mcguire In Ash
vile. for stay of several DAYS.
AZ the Country Club.
Among those noted Mt the Country
club on SATURDAY were
Misses Alice Reed. Ann Myers. Ia
net Jones. Martha Martin. Mallie MI.
ter, Edith Grant. Mary Nicholas Ain
Rlie. Mande Ainslie. Apple gate, OF Ken
kueky, Lowry. of Louisiana; Rosalit
HARDWOOD. Eliza Montgomery. Mildred
Lefew. Luciie Massey. Mary irwin
Marion wallace. Lucille Pelouze. Louise
wilmer. Marie sands Mary Todd, Heller
Adams Mr. and Mrs. James Gwatkins
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Coke Jr, Mr.
and Mrs Robert Pegram, Mrs, Mar,
Adams. Mrs Hamherllne Mrs Chile'
Terrell. Mr.. and Mrs Massey. Mr.. anc
Mrs Carter TAlman, Mr.. and Mrs. Pc
ter white
Messrs Charlie Harris, Fontein'
Jones, Eddie Harrison, George Munce
William Crump. Carl Fleming. VII
liam Miller. Peyton Fleming. Morri
Arnnistead. John Morris Langhorne
Darniey Adamson, Anton Adams. Al
fred Smith Logan Golson. Hardin'
Harris George Fitzhuah, Jenifer sut
ton. Jean sutton. Dwight Hoover
Charles Burnett, John Royal, wilbori
sydnor, Bernard Meredith. Mayneid, Dr.
robert Preston. Or. MctSavock. Dr.
Bowen. Or. Wallace Blanton and man,
others.
Engagement Announced.
Mrs, Oscar cranz, Jr, has announces
the engagement of her daughter. Mari
Louise. 10 Mr. Charles Scott Lewis, o
West Virginia, the wedding to talk
place some time In the early fall.
aCak~ walk at the white.
One of the most amusing events o
the past week at the White Suiphu
springs was the old-fashioned cake
walk In the ballroom Of The Green
brier." on Tuesday. The participant
walked in true Virginia style. whicl
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-02
nrowned on s1ape Henry.

Norfolk, Va, August i.--Wnhe en-
gagged In his ocupation of fishing on
Cap Henry, man named lAtcnfield
had his boat to capsize and he was
drowned. His. body was washed
ashore.
Litchfieid had three companions In
the boat with him at the time and
they had narrow escapes from browns
ing, hut managed to save themselves.
the time of the accident the men
were fishing about q mile and a half
south of washwood life-savtng station
and the body was found this morning
at Tenny's Hill Station.
The names Of the men with Litch.
field were withheld at the life-sav-
ing station. IAtchfield has brother
employed in the restaurant In the
Naxrv " NJ e
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Mrs G. r. whitlock will leave In
early August to spend the remainder
of the summer In the North.
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Miss Louise Ellyson. OF Richmond,
Is the guest of Miss Margaret Gravatt
at her home. "Ramble Wood" near
Hollins.
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Miss Allen Entertains.

Mrs L. l.. Scherer. OF Richmond
and Mrs Jerome Walter. of Staunton
assisted in doing the honors at al
entertainment given Friday night o.
Miss Mamie Brown Allen In Staun
ton, when the guests were given I
theater party After the play buf
fet supper was served in Miss Allen
home.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-02
cred Lefew win 90 10 waynesboro this
week TO spend several weeks with
Mira Frank Chew.

cred Lefew win 90 10 waynesbcro this
week TO spend several weeks with
Mira Frank Chew.
Mrs e, e, osgood. Mrs. Charles
turned from an automobile tour
through Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Hamiin are at
Mount Elliott Springs for several
weeks.
Miss Anne Myers has returned to
Richmond. after spending some time
as tho guest OF Miss Mary Wright at
Towards Neck. In Goochland Coun-
ty, and is now visiting Miss Janet
Jones on Park Avenue for few days.
Messrs Frank W. Coriev. Maxwell
waddey and waiter Briggs motored
to the Old Sweet Springs last week
and will remain there several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Hin Christian and
Mr.. Henry Cudlipp. Of Richmond, have
been the recent guests of Mrs. ]. II,
Christian in Providence Forge.
Mrs. G. f. whitlock will leave In
early August to spend the remainder
of the summer IN the North.
Miss Louise Ellyson. OF Richmond.
Is the guest of Miss Margaret Gravatt
at her home. "Ramble Wood" near
Hollins.
Mics Annie Neal of South Boston,
t. In Rfnhfrnn6
with her brother.
Miss Louise Harris. of Chicago. is
visiting relatives and friends In Rich
mond.
Miss Marion Audley Carroll has re-
turned home after a two weeks visit
to relatives and friends in Roanoke.
Mrs Writ Brock is guest at
Mountain View" near Gordonsville
Mrs Maxwell F'auntleroy. Of Rich
mond, is spending a few days in King
and Queen County.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Shepherd and
family of Richmond. are guests OF
Captain and Mrs. V. II. Machen at
Mobjack.
Miss Laura Wright is a guest OF
Mise Lucille Ryland at her home In
Urbanna.
Hon. A J. Montague. of Richmond,
spent last week with DIR. II. r. Hos
kins In Saluda. Va.
DR.. and Mrs Thomas White are In
Richmond for a brief stay with the
formers sister Mrs. Arthur Wilmer.
Miss Star Hall. of Richmond, is vts-
iting at Horseshoe Farm" the home
of Mrs. NJ. z. Francisco, near Louisa
Miss Rose Cooper Is the guest oi
Mrs. Irwin Munt in stanton.
Mrs Carroll and Miss Jean Moody
/ OF Richmond. are spending the sum
mer at Alton.
! Miss Mary Lou Pittman, of Rich
mond, who has been visiting in Balti'
more for the past three weeks, is nov
the guest OF her sister, Mrs g. II
Pugh in Caroline.
! Mr.. and Mrs c. P. Cardwell and
family. who have been spending some
time at willoughby Beach, have re-
turned to their home in Richmo nd.
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Miss Anne Myers has returned to
after spending some time
~ tho guest OF Miss Mary Wright at
Neck, In Goochland Coun-
", and is now visiting Miss Janet
ZONES on Park Avenue for a few days,
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Messrs. Frank W. Coriev. Maxwell
waddey and waiter Briggs motored
to the Old Sweet Springs last week
and will remain there several days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w n. Hamlin are at
Mount Elliott Springs for several
weeks.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-08-02

Mira e, e, osgood. Mrs. Charles
Friend and Mira. p. c. Redd have re.
turned from an automobile tour
through Virginia.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Hil Christian and
Mr.. Henry Cudlipp. Of Richmond, have
been the recent guests of Mrs j. II.
Christian in Providence Forge.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
OMAHA FRIENDS FAREWELL
TO DAVE oN5RIEN.
He Has Come to Be Sales Manager for
the Thermos Company.

Concerning Datid o'Brien, who re-
Gently came from Omaha, Neb., to
Norwich. to act as sales manager for
the American Thermos Bottle COM
pany, with plant on Laurel Hill. the
Omaha Sunday News saids
"Good-by, Dave. we hate to see you
go, echoed through the Henshaw
rathskeller last night when half a
hundred well known Omahans gathered
round the banquet board for farewell
to Dave O:Brien, Ak-Sar-Ben governor
and Omaha candy manufacturer, who
Will leave soon to join the American
Thermos Bottle company OF New York
city.
Wearing his broadest smile and
turning every serious remark into fun,
the jovial Dave tried to\ convince his
friends that they would not miss him.
But he could not. Expressions of
genuine regret crowded into every con-
Versation-
After kilograms extolling the quail
ties OF the fThermos bottle had been
read from many noted persons, includ-
Ing DR.. Cook and T. R. O'Bnen was
presented silver loving cup. Charles
+. Mclaughlin was POSTMASTER and
called for speeches from Judge James
p. English, Tom Flynn. William Coad
and the mayor.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
MONUMENT ASSOCIATION
ELECTS ITS OFFICERS.
Permission to Erect oroton Soldiers
Monument Also Given.

The Groton Monument association
held its annual meeting at the Bill
Memorial library IN Groton Monday
afternoon at O'Clock.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President, George
o. Miner. vice presidents. Frederick
Bin. Mrs Clara B. Whitman. Mrs.
Frederick Bill. Mrs. c. II. Slocomh,
Miss Addie Thomas. Capt ]. o. Spicer,
Eugene L. Baker. Charles p. Fitch.
Christopher l.. Avery. Adam Larrabee
and Charles E. White; secretary and
treasurer. Henry L. Bailey: executive
committee. Capt. John o. Spicer. Mrs.
Clara b. Whitman. Walter L. Denison,
Mrs. Susan Mech, Charles II. Miner,
Ernest E. Rogers and Eugene L.
Baker
Permission was granted the trustees
OF the will OF Robert Gray to erect the
soldiers monument on the property of
the Monument association in the rear
OF the Groton monument
The matter Of the appointment OF
new caretaker and 5anitor for the
monument and chapter house Is left In
the hands OF the president
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
SUING FOR DAMAGES :.
TO HIS AUTOMOBILE
Alfred Richards of GriswoId Plaintiff
Against Isaac r. AIofsin.

Alfred Richards of Griswold is the
plaintiff in suit for $1,000 damages
brought against Isaac F. Alofsin of
New London for damages to the auto
mobile of Mr.. Richards through a col
lision with the automobile of Mr.
Alofsin on July 31st last at a curve
near the Round Hill farm on the river
road from Norwich to Jewett City.
An account of $487.70 in the Mer-
chants National bank and another of
$1,000 in the Chelsea Savings Bank
have been attached in the suit in
which Brown and James are attorneys
for the plaintiff.
1t is claimed that as the Richards
automobile approached the curve it
slowed down, but the Alofsin machine,
driven by Joseph Davis, came to the
curve at a high rate of speed without
sounding any bell or horn, and round
ed the curve on the left hand side so
that the Alofsin machine ran into and
wrecked the Richards machine. Mr..
Richards claims that he has been
obliged to spend $500 to repairs and
his car is greatly deprecated in value
by the damage done to it. The suit
is returnable on the first Tuesday in
September.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
SETTLEMENT OF THREE
CLAIMS FOR INJURIES
Compensation Agreements Placed on
| File by Commissioner.


Workmen's compensation agreements
that have been approved by DIR. James
j. Donohue, compensation commission
er. were nled on Tuesday with the
lows:
Thames River Specialties Co, OF
Montville. employer. and Louis Mon
tessy, employe. whose left arm was
burned on July 20 and became infect
ed. compensation during incapacitv
from Aug. Is at 1915 per week.
United States Finishing Co. of this
city, employer, and Charles nj. Nell
SON OF No. $50 North Main street.
employe, who had both legs bruised
on Aug. II. compensation IS per week
during incapacity from Aug. IS. q
Aspinook Co. OF Jewett City, en-
ploye, and Nelson Grenier. q minor;
employe. who suffered hernia (inturz-
to old Wound) on Aug. 10. compensa-
ton $5 per week during incapacfty
from Aug. I'll
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
GET RID OF HUMORS
AND AVOID SICKNESS

Humors in the blood cause inter-
nal arrangements that affect the
whole system, as well as pimples,
boils and other eruptions, and are
responsible for the readiness with
which many people contract disease.
For forty years Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla has been more successful than
any other medicine in expelling
humors and removing their inward
and outward effects. Get Hoods.
No other medicine acts like it.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
PERSONALS

d. H. Hougk has returned from
visit to Newtown. Conn
William Richie was a visitor in
New York over Labor day.
G. r Hampstead and Byron O'Brien
Of Groton attended the county fair at
Norwich.
Fred Hampstead and family have
returned from few days stay at
Watch Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyler D. Guy returned
on Tuesday from Hampton, where they
spent two weeks.
George H. Saunders of Union street
day in Brooklyn. n. Y.
Patrick, John and Charles Mcintyre
left Tuesday morning for an automo-
bile trip to New York city.
Fred Bentley and Neville Jessops
are visiting relatives in Providence
for the remainder Of the week.
Oliver B. washburn and Charles 8.
/ Leavenworth of New Haven were in
Norwich Monday to attend the fair.
Brooklyn, N Y. after visiting his
daughter, Mrs. G. K. Saunders, of I'm
ion street.
Charles and Sidney Gardner and
their sister Mabel of Poquonoc visited
over Labor day.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Troup of
New Haven have returned home after
| spending the holiday with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. K. Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Norman havo
returned home after few days spent
in Hartford. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving ], Avery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Macomber have
| returned to Brooklyn, n. Y, after
spending the holidays with Mrs. John
| A. Bowen of Cedar street.
i. Misses vioa Cousins and Marion
Waters have returned home after
spending ten days at the Midnight
Sons" Pleasant View. R. I.
Clyde and Earle Getchell of New
London. camping at Camp As You Like
1t, Wintergreen Point, spent Tuesday
with Lincoln avenue friends.
p. j. Loughlin, foreman for Adams
Express Co., Stamford. formerly of
this city is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
James Smith of Boswell avenue.
|
| Miss June L. Barber, who has been
| spending the last week with Miss Bes-
sic A. Grimes on Broadway, has re-
turned to her work in Trenton, N. J.
Richard and Melton Kendall have
returned to their home in Montclair
| N. j., after spending the holiday with
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bartlett of Laurie
HILL
| Clayton Kenfield of Sturbridge,
Mass. has returned to his home after
spending a week with his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Ken
| field of Preston.
| Mr. and Mrs. Neville Blicq. John
Bowkin and Miss Lena G. Wolff OF
| Norwich were guests of Miss WoIffs
mother and brother at Columbia over
| Sunday and Labor day.
Mrs. Edward Day and daughters
Edna and Mabel, of Norwich, and Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Day of Springfield
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erick c. Eager at Harrison's station.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
Body SAINT 10 Providence.

The body of Ellen L.eddy, widow OF
James Leddy. was sent to Providence
by Undertakers Shea & Burke on
Tuesay AFTERNOON for burial. Rela-
tives have arrange for the burial
Mrs. Leddy who was rs years OF ago,
diad at Nc. 241 Asylum street last
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
WIN Attend Moose Initiation.

The Norwich lodge OF Moose has
accepted an invitation to go to New
London Sunday to attend the initia-
ton Of large class. The initiation
will be followed by a banquet. The
Norwich members of the order expect
TO attend the initiation about so
strong and are to 60 from here on the
1915 trolley
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
Burial WIN be in New York.

The body OF Daniel SpiIlane who
died at 241 Asylum street on Sun
day, was sent to New York city
Tuesday by Undertaken NJ. HourSgan.
A burial service was read over the
remains on Monday by Rev. Afyles p.
Calvin Mr.. Spillman died after an
illness OF three years and was 80 years
old. He had lived In this city for
some years.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
STATE W. c. 81. Convention.

The fortieth annual convention of
the Connecticut Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held In
New Haven, Sept. 80 and Oct. 1, in
in the Calvary Baptist church, corner
OF York and Chapel streets.
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
PRIZE RIBBONS PLACED
AMONG THE POULTRY
coops Decorated with the Red, Blue
and White TAGS.

AMONG THE POULTRY
coops Decorated with the Red, Blue
and White Tags.
All the coops in the poultry depart
ment showed late on Tuesday where
the judges had placed the winners as
the red, blue and white ribbons wero
hung wherever the prize winning birds
were displayed.
Won cups.
For the largest and, best poultry
display. the DR.. Rowland cup and the
PIaut- Cadden cup were awarded TO
The cup for the largest and best
fowl was awarded to Miss Florence
Browning Of Norwich.
Prize Winners.
The prize winners were. the follow
ing:
Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Fowl-Richard Saunders. Norwich.
first. H B. Bellows second. Reuben
Ryshpan third. w. B.. Lathrop fourth.
Chicks-H. B. Bellows first, Richard
Saunders second and third.
White Rocks.
FowEH. B. Bellows Arst, George r.
Swain second. Henry A. Congdon
third, Branford Farms fourth.
| a. oullaTQ 0rSI- II IL
Bellows second. Branford Farms third,
G. A. Billiard fourth.
Buff Rocks.
Fowl-H B. Bellows first.
Chicks-D. w. Williams first, H. B.
Bellows second and third. Richard
Pugh fourth.
Partridge Rocks.
Fowl-H. B. Bellows hrst.
Chicks-H. B. Bellows first ana Sec
S. c. Rhode Island Reds.
Fowl-H. R. Palmer first. H. B. Bel
lows second, F. L. Robinson third and
Chicks-H, A Bellows FIRST.
Light Brahnas.
FowE-F1orence Browning first AMI
Chicks-Florence Browning first and
second. Gem Poultry Yards third. D
w. Williams fourth.
Partridge coehins.
FowEGem Poultry Yards first
| Chicks-Gem Poultry Yards first
and second.
White Wyandottes.
Fowl-Gem Poultry Yards first and
second. g. R. Swain third. John Null
len fourth.
,Chicks-H. B. Bellows first and
II
Poultry Yards fourth.
! Buff Wyandottes.
Fowl-H. B. Bellows firs.:
Chicks-Bradford Cragfn first and
second, II. b. Bellows third.
Columbian Wyandottes.
Fowl-G. R. Swain first and second
H. B. Bellows third.
Chicks-G. R Swain. first, second
third and fourth
| Partridge Wyandottes.
Fowl-Gem Poultry Yards first G
R Swain second and fourth, Gen
Poultry Yards third
Chicks-G. r. Swain first, second
third and fourth.
| Golden Wyandottss-
Fowl-Gem Poultry Yards.
Chicks-Gem Poultry Yards frs
and second.
| Buff orpinston.
Fow-F. d. Davis first, second. ans
third.
Chicks-F. D. Davis first and fourth
Gem Poultry Yards second and third
s. c. White Leshorns-
Fowl-G. r. Swain first and fourth
II. 3. Bellows second. Branford Farm
Chicks-H. r. Palmer frst ana SEQ,
ond, Branford Farms third, c. r
Swain fourth
s. c. Brown leshorns- =
| Fowi-varian B. York hrst and sec
ond.
Chicks-varian B. York nrst. secon,
and H. 3. Bellows third.
n. c. Brown Legherns.
j Chicks-;H. B. Bellows first and sec
r. c. Black Lsshorns.
chtcks-H. B. Bellows FIRST.
r. c. Notified Aneona.
Chicks-H. B. Bellows first ana sec
Rutteroups.
Fowl-Gideon Dickinson first.
Chicks-Gideon Dickenson first
4 White Faced Black spsnish.
Fowl-H B. Bellows first ana SEQ
ond. - -
chieks-H. b Bellows hrst and sec
ond-
Haudans.
Fowt-~H. d. Bellows FIRST
Chicka-H.<A bellows FIRST. and. sec
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
cams

Private teams.-First, Pierson Bros.
Lyme; second. @. II. Morgan, Salem
third, Frank Greenslit, Yantic.
Town teams.-Pierson Bros, Lyme,
second. g. II. Morgan, Salem
Norwich bulletin., 1915-09-08
PREMIUM WINNING SWINE.
Judges Designated the Prize sho~dnss
at the Fair.

The prize awards among the swine
were made on Tuesday as follows:
Swine.
@. A Kahn. Yantic-Pure o. l. c.
Boar, first; SOW, first and second; lit
ter pigs, first; registered boar, first 7;
SOW. second; litter pigs first and sec
ond.
j. B. Palmer. Acknowledgement
Berkshire-Boar first; SOW, second
litter pigs, f1rst and second.
Pure Berkshire-Boar first; Sow
second; registered Chester Sow, first
and seconds pure Sow, first; litter
pigs, first.
@. A Kahn, Yantic.-Pure Berkshire
boar first and second; registered
Berkshire boar, first; registered o. L
c. SOW, first. Pure Chester litter OF
pigs, second