New Britain herald., 1916-09-14

Ond; eWe 2 years or over, second. Hampshire DoWns Ram Sweepstakes, first; eve sweepstakes, first; ram, 2 years or over, first; ram, under year, first and second; eve, 2 years or over, first and second; eve, under i year first and second; Grades Gall breeds competing together) pen of ewes Hrst; pen of eve lambs, first; Cheviots, ram sweepstakes, first; eve sweep stakes, first; ram, 2 years first; ram, 1 year, first; ram lamb, first and sec- Ond; eve, 2 years, first and second; 7; eve, 1 year. first and second; eve lamb, first and second; South Downs, ram, 2 years or over first; eve, 2 years or oyer, first and second; eve, 1 year. not 2, first; eve, under 1 year. first.
 Swine.
 G. F. Kibbe, New Haven, Chester White, boar first; SOW, first; SOW and litter, first and second; best pen of two or more, second.
 c. M. Jarvis, Berlin, Poland China, boar, first and second; sow, first: DurOc-JerSey, SOW, hrSt; best pen of two or more, first.
 F. c. Hurlburt, MlddletoWn, Duroc- Jersey, boar, first
 
 The New Britain Town Farm is cleaning up first prizes right and left. Tn vegetables, cattle, swine, farm teams and many other classes Super intendent G. F. Kibbes entries have taken prizes, the grand total already reaching $175.
 Cattle men and farmers from many sections of the state are here today fI,1 Of Holcomb and the cattle auction. P. $. McMahon is selling off his entire herd of 1S7 animals, including champion Holsteins, Guernseys' Ayrshires and Devons R. M. Reid of Manchester is conducting the sale and announced at noon that half the stock had been sold.
 Mrs. G. Howard, Belchertown, Mass, canned fruits, collection, first; straw berries, first; jellies, collection, second; blackberries second; crab ap- pie second; grape, first; plum, sec ond, raspberry, first; strawberry, sec~ ond.
 Paul w. Heller, New Britain, Conn. canned fruits, collection, second. Mrs. c. Bennett, Winsted, Conn.,, l canned fruits, collection, third; pears, second; pineapple, second; plums, sec ond black raspberries, second; crab apple, second; pickles, cucum bers, sec ond; chow-chow, first; mixed, second; l tomato catsup, second; canned veg etables, tomatoes, first; peas, first; string beans first; asparagus, second; 1 sweet corn, first.
 Mrs. c. O. Hanford, Suffield Conn.,, canned fruits, sweet cherries, first; sour cherries, first; red entrants, sec ond; red raspberries, second; jellies, raspberry, first; strawberry second; canned vegetables, collection, second; tomatoes, first.
 Mrs. F. H. Hill, New Britain, Conn.,, canned fruits, sour cherries second; red entrants, first; white peaches, first; rhubarb second; strawberries second; jellies, apple first; quince, l first; canned vegetables, lima beans, second.
 Mrs. A. w. Yates, Hartford, Conn.,, 1 canned pears, first; rhubarb, first; | pickles, cucumber, first; mustard, sec l ond; onion, first; tomato ketchup, 1 first; canned vegeta bles, collection, l first; peas, second; sweet corn, sec | ond.
 Mrs. w. Clark, Colinsvile, Conn.,, i canned yellow peaches first; straw l berry jelly, first.
 l Mrs. l.. W. GWatkin, Berlin, Conn.,, 1 canned fruits, crab apple, first; canned vegeta ble, string beans, second; as ] DaraglSs first.
 Mrs. w. c. Damon, Hartford, Conn.,, | jellea collection, first; apple, sec l ond; current second; plum, first. Mrs. E, w. Ellison, Willimantic, l Conn.,, jelly, blackberry, first; crab 1 apple, first; raspberry, second.
 J. D. Rutherford, Hartford, Conn.,, 1 currant jelly, first; raspberry Jam, ] first; strawberry jam, first; raspberry l jam first
 l. F. Carter, Berlin, Conn, pickles,