New Britain herald., 1915-09-17

H80f fpianOS V1ctrQlaS and Edison phonO- graphs. The Pierce company exhibit has attracted much attention during the fair and daily has been visited by hundreds of patrons.
 AWARDS ANNOUNCED.
 Following are the awards an nounced by the judges: <a
 School Exhibit, Class o, Writing.
 Under 10 years-Prizes divided equally as follows: Lillian Lundell, Kensington, Eileen Kelley, Raymond McKeor, Ruby Carlson, John Negri- all of kensington.
 10 years--First. Helen Kopf, New Britain, second, Pearl Dyckman, New Britain; third, Walter, Bressel, New Britain.
 Il years-First, Adeline Goodrich, Berlin; second. Vernah Wright, Kens- ington; third, Ruth Foiren, Berlin.
 12 years-First, Julia McGillicudy, East Berlin; second, Merwin Keeh- ner, New Britain; third, Alice Mesh kin, Hartford.
 1s years-First, Thelma Pierson, Berlin; second, Diga Carlson, New Berlin; third, Natalia Skinner, Ber- lin. .
 14 years-First, Edith Larson. Kensington; second, Helen Curtiss, Hartford; third, Anna Spurvey, New Britain. 4.t
 Pencil Drawings.
 Under 12 years-F1rst, Esther Lindquist. Berlin; second, Gottfried Kunchich, Berlin.
 Over 12 years-First, Ruth Bacon, Beckley; second, Dorothy Townsend, New Britain.
 Crayon Drawings.
 Under 10 years-Ffrst, Gladys Brown, Stratford; second, Marriott Schneider, sStraftrod.
 Over 12 years-First, Gladys Cion, Hartford; second, Helen Curtiss, Hartford; third. Edith Sander, Hart ford. %
 Maps of Connecticut. :.
 Under 10 years-Second, Lawrence Aspinwa1l, Berlin. ., i
 10 and II years-F1rst, Ruth Foir- en, Berlin; second, Russell North, East Berlin; third, Benjamin Cash man, Berlin.
 Over 12 years-First, Theodore Bunce, East Berlin: second, Grace Kelly, Kensington; third, Norma Ba- con, Beckley.
 Specials, Miscellaneous Maps.
 Roland Turner, East Berlin.
 Albert Lawrence, East Berlin.
 Irene North, East Berlin.
 Honorable mention for had sewing for Berlin schools.
 Domestic Manufacture. Claude Yates, Hartford, pen draw ing, amateur, water colors, first, sec- ond, charcoal crayon.
 A. E. Sloer Trenton, oil painting, charcoal crayon, first.
 Mrs. G. B. Bseninghausen, Wethers-, field, first, tapestry, coll, amateurs
 Miss B. D. Rogers, New Haven, wood carving, first second water col ors. .y 's.% s. Sadie Ericsson New Britain. first, conventional.
 Mrs. M. G. O'Brien, Hartford, sec- ond, oil painting.
 L. J. Cuzner, Glastonbury, second, tapestry.
 Mrs. A., A. Hadden, Berlin, first, hand sewing, best specimen, second, wood carving. . Mrs. H. L. vaillout. Hartford, sec ond, coll, amateur.
 Helen Day, Hartford, first, french white eTnb. second, Kensington, emb. silk.
 Mrs. N. S. Keeney Meriden, sec ond. conventional.
 Mrs. B. P. -Nourland, Berlin, first. cross stitch, color, emb., silk.
 Mrs. HI. c. Avery, Hartford, french knot colored emb., silk, white emb., wa1lachian, faces, Venetian first, sec onds eyelet, center piece.
 Mrs l.. L. G. Cussman Springfield, first, German colored emb., filet, emb., French, and eyelet lunch cloth, Irish laces, the Arabian second, mont Mellick white, emb., most pieces, quilts, crocheted slippers, lace cage, ies.
 knitting, center piece and three doil-
 Mrs. William H. Haas, Hartford, first, any new emb.
 Mrs. L. J. Hutchins, Columbia, first, table or lunch cloth.
 Mrs. B. K. Field, Berlin, colored, emb., silk, set bedspread crocneted, first second Italian relief, bureau scarf.
 Jessie T. Anderson, Middletown, first. eyelet, white emb.
 Mrs. R. K. Jester, New Britain, cutwork, white emb., emb. quilt or spread, machine sewing, children wk. first. second, punchwork, white emb.
 Mrs. Rose E.. Gaines, Middletown, first, punchwork center piece, tat ting relief center piece, white en- broidered lowell, punch bureau scarf collar and cuff set. hemstitching, sec- ond, cross stitch, French and eyelet bureau scarf, apron.
 Mrs. R. F. Hutchinson, Middletown, first, colored embroidery towel, apron embroidered collar and cuff, emb., on flannel, bead work on loom, second, French knot piece, towel, collar and cuffs, mending, lace and insertions in