New Britain herald., 1915-09-15
1 ton, all of which, as the demonstrator says, must be seen to be appreciated. l Honey and Preserves,

Just before the midway is reached you find one of the most interesting exhibits on the grounds. It might be styled the busy bee department for the product of the bee in the form of golden honey in the glass is stacked up on long tables. Bees are seen at work manufacturing both comb and honey and you can buy the product as fast as it is made. A splendid dis play of canned fruits and vegetables is also shown in this tent as well as home made candy and pies and cakes. Cedar Hill farm displays samples or its famous print butter here. ChiIdren's Games.
 l Children's games were a pig attrac- l tion on the opening day and the en- 1 joymcat obtained by the large throng as the games progressed was freely | exprassed The games were decidedly original in conception, being planned by Prof. Isaac Porter, physical direc- tor of the William Penn Charter school of Philadelphia. The rivalry of the contestants was keen. Little Miss Katherine Lewis of Rockwell avenue. New Britain, was 8 winer in four events and Harry Kopf of New Britain. brother of Billy" Kopf of the Philadelphia Athletics, was also g. winner. Ex-Senator Claude W. Stevens and tho Rev. S. A. Fiske con- ducred the games.
 The results:
 Prize package rush, boys-James Garrity, S. Kadrain, John Hayes, Richard Beeman, Joseph Trehy, AL bert Chapman, L. Cobosli, John Ken ny, George Sullivan, Henry Dolan, K. Stephens, F. Griffin.
 Prize package rush, girls-Helen Nelson. Ruth Forien, Mary Bollman, Ruth Kiniry, Margaret Palos, Rachel Culver, Mary Mccormick, Elizabeth Conrad Agnes Corr, Ruth Aspelin, Stella Kasiski, Ruth Lewis.
 Advancing the signals, Boy Scouts ]! First, William Turner; second, l Lloyd Miner.
 Peanut scramble for boys under 12 | years-First, Frank Wosik; second, | Bennie Swetaskl.
 Peanut scramble for boys over. 12- First, Joseph Deldelana: second, l Frank Sullivan.
 Orange race for girls under 9 years l Victoria Fiske, Mary Orsie, Sophie | Magquita, Natalie Gwatkin, Bertha l Hazen, Elizabeth Tracy.
 Orange race for girls under 12 | years--Racne Culver, Stella Kas- iski, Rose Kiniry, Margaret Grimska Katherine Schellenbach, Margaret l Crow and Ruth Forein. -a
 For girls over 12-Edith Lawson, Katherine Lewis.
 Rolf along-First, H. Kopfs second, | William Grim.
 Banana plcking-First, H. Kopf; 1 second, Roger Tracy of Troop 8, Boy Scouts.
 For boy, under 12-First, Wfdes- law Slysz; second, Joseph Gemski.
 Candy scramble for girls over 12- First, Katherine Lewis; second Ag-
 For girls under 12-First, Rose Kiniry; second, Helen Kopf.
 For girls under years-First, Sal ly Patiskis; second, Bertha Zeboski.
 Sack Race--F'irst, Henry Dolan; second, s. Kadrain.
 Doll jumping for girls-Katherine Lewis. Edna Dameak, Estelle Ditman, Hattie Sears, Irene Hazen, Mary Me- Cormick, Elizabeth Cobett, Margaret Palos, Agnes Lawson, Tile Grove, Ethel HaZen.
 Three legged race-First, Edward Kiernan and George McQuire; sec ord. l.. Cibowski and Frank Griffin.
 Red, white and blue race for girls First. Frances Stankewitz; second, l Katherine Lewis: third, Anna Po- tuskis.
 Carrying the colors-Won by the Kensington school.
 Governors Day Tomorrow.
 The program for tomorrow, gov- ernors day, will be as follows:
 1:3O D. m.--Parade of working
 
 D. m.--Address by his excellency Governor Marcus H. Holcomo.
 D. m.-Horse racing, 2:24 trot, purse $500; 2:15 pace, purse $500, 2:27 pace, purse $500.
 2p. m.-In the oval, cattle strength tests; free for all class and year old classes Band concert, Philharmonic band Cattle peg race between rac- ing heats. 2:3O D. m.-D Artigigans wild anil nal show in arena. D. m.-The Valentines (4) aerial act.
 3:3O p. m.-- The Auto Friends. D. m.-Ballocn ascension .' 4:3O D. m. Leroy and Appelton. 4:45 D. m.-The Great Calvert high wire king. | 7:45 D. m.-Band concert, Philhar monic band, dancing, Foresters hall. 8 D. m.-D' Artigans wild animals in arena.
 S:2O p. m.-The Valentines () aerial act.
 $40 D. m.--Calvert, high wire king g D. m.-Auto Friends.
 9:15 D. m.-Leroy and Appleton. 9 D. m.--Grand fireworks display. THURSDAY.
 2:27 Pace, Purse $500. Lou Braden. b. m, J. Swain, 1 Meriden.
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