New Britain herald., 1915-09-16

49 vVllll1 5=D EDx1&411l marble cake. cecoanut layer, fruit f1ll- ing, fruit cookies. oatmeal cookies, sugar cookies. coll. canned fruits, red entrants. coll. jellies. blackberry jam strawberry jam, lima beans, second, stirred in walnut cake, sour cherries, pineapple. p1nnns. yellow peaches, rhu- barb, apple jelly, tomatoes.
 Culinary.
 Mrs. Daniel Webster. Berlin, first. berry pie, third. spice cake, Elsie A. Norton. Berlin, first, black respber- ries. second stirred in chocolate cake.
 Mrs. F. R. Horlsey Hartford, first, mince pie.
 Mrs. James Pagan. Kensinston. first, pork cake.
 Mrs. Nellie M. Clark. Collinsville' second. n.arblo cake.
 Flora Norton. Berlin. first. peach pie, pineapple. canned.
 F. B. Bailey. Durham. first. sour cherries, pears. yellow raspberries, mustard pickles, second, blackberries red currantr. third cell. canned fruits.
 Mrs. H. B. Birdsley, Meriden, first, gooseberries, plums. and crabapples, second, black raspberr1es, sweet cherries.
 Mrs. A. w. Yates, Hartford. first. yellow peaches. mixed pickles, onion pickles, tomato catsup, second. canned peas. cucumber pickles.
 Mrs. Fred Hill. New Britain, first. red raspberries, strawberries. apple ely, grape jelly, plum jelly, second, canned pears.
 Mrs. w. E. Rockwell, Bloomfield, first, cucumber pickles, raspberry jam, coll. tellies. blackberry jelly. crabapple. mustard pickles, mixed pickles. asparagus.
 Miss Mary Sullivan Berlin, first, blackberry jelly. second. currant jelly.
 Jeannette B. Rutherford, Hartford, first, current jelly, crabpple jelly, second, raspberry jam, plum jelly, grape jelly.
 Elsie A. Norton, Berlin, second, red raspberries, strawberries.
 Gertrude M. Bushnell, Berlin, first, fudge.
 Edith Anderson, Berlin, first, CO., coanut cake.
 Mrs. Harry Stillman, Plainville, first, canned tomatoes, peas, second, strg beans, cut lima beans and sweet corn.
 Natalie Skinner Berlin, cocoanut layer, first.
 Helen Carter Berlin, second, onion pickles.
 Mrs. Anna Gartner, Meriden, sec ond. tomato catsup.
 Ina F. Carter, Berlin, second, fudge. Mrs. l.. J. Lugner,. Glastonbury, second, chocolate creams.
 May Pagan, Kensington, coll, candies, second.
 Miss E. T. Moule, S. Manchester, second, fruit cookies.
 Closing Day.
 The program for tomorrow, clos ing day, follows:
 2 p. m.-Horse racing, 2:13 pace, pudse $500; 2;16 pace or trot, purse $500; race for Meriden horses; cattle peg race between horse racing heats: band concert.
 2:30 p. m.-D' Artigan's wild anil mai show in arena.
 D. m.-The Valentines (4) aerial act.
 3:3o p. m.-Tbe Great Calvert. nigh wire king
 D. m.-Balloon ascension.
 4:30 p. m.-The Auto Friends, comedy acrobats.
 4:45 D. m.-Leroy and Appleton. TAB p. m.-Band concert, Philhar- monic band. dancing, Forester's hall. 8 p. m.-D' Artigan's wild animal show in arena.
 S:2O p. m.-The Valentines (4) areial act.
 $40 p. m.-The Auto Friends.
 p. m.-Calvert, high wire king.
 9:15 D. m.-LeRoy and Appleton.
 9:3O D. m.-Grand closing fire- works display.
 2:16 Pace or Trot, Purse $500.
 Sherman, b. g., P. Martelle, New Haven
 Electric Strong, 8. g., I. R. Blu menthal, Hartford.
 Lew Perkins, g. g., R. J. Hall, An sonia.
 Silver Hells, b. g., F. H. Thrall, Windsor.
 Asa Hal, b. g., George c. Flint, Monson, Mass.
 Major Dean, blk. g.. F. H. Slaton, Barre, Vt.
 Lawton. b. g., Clay Cotton Stables, New Haven.
 Interne, blk. g., F. H. Thrall, Windsor.
 Meriden races-Entries to be an- nounced later. DTHClnIl nTNI