Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-04
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 rHE COUNTY FAIR
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 Miss May E. Fisher of Norwich enters great variety of handsome articles in tatting snd embroidery. Mrs. Fred Fisher. her mother. shows dainty work also in she shape of towels, pillow cases. table runner and camisoie. Mrs. Charles Benjamin. Norwich, ns yofe ans sss aes. ena tidy. etc, all nice work. A lunch set of linen with tattinG edge contribsted by Mes Elsie Ro6ue of Norwich is eeautifuf in design. Miss Martha Lar ularly successful with Hamburger work. showing bed spread, bed set, cut work and other articles. Mrs. IIadley Gray, North Franklin. displays bfoidery. and two chotce sofa pillows. Mrs. c. Montgomery of Norwich sends hlet scarf, a variety of stencil work, embroidery and crochet.
 Crochet and Lace. Mrs. Henry Taft, Norwich. shows drawn work. Irish crochet and hand some knitted lace. R. w Mcclure. nice woven rugs. Mrs Belle Worthing ton, Norwich. enters . nice knitted shawl and crochet bag. Mrs. G. A. Gardner. Norwich. adds to the collec-
 
 tatting collars. Mrs. John o Peekham. Norwich, enters carefully done cro- ehet yoke of dainty design; Mrs. J. T. Rice. Norwich, sends a handsome sofa Anna Ensstrom. Norwich, sends a tapestry sofa pillow in Turkish de- sign; Mrs. Fred Geer of Norwich en- ters especially beautiful work in em- Norwich. displays a beautiful silk dress, baby dress. tablecloth and night dress; M. Sadusi<y, Norwich, enters two sash curtains; Miss Anna Brown. Norwich. shows three pretty crochet collars: Mrs. Charles Tyler Bard. Nor wich, enters a crochet spread, bureau scarf and runner, all beautifully done. Miss Eunice Northrop, Norwich, adds a variety of attractive articles. The o. N. T. club of Poqnetanuck enters a great assortment of handsome work. Mrs. E. c. Lille, Lebanon, sends. rag rug in bright colors; Mrs. Earl Morgan, East Lyme. displays crochet yokes, crochet shawl, nightdress and Norwich. adds a handsome lunch set and crochet collar. Miss l.. E. Kramer sends excuisitely emhroider ed articles Miss Ruth Henderson also enters ele- Miss Lille Browning of Norwich sends a nice tatting collar and towel. Mrs. Bolande of Norwich adds an attractive pieced quilt.
 Pretty Dresses for Children.
 Mrs. L. C. Bennett, Norwich, enters pretty dresses for children, library scarf, combing jacket and nightdress Mrs. Moiesian displays tidies, collars. table cover and curtain, all crochet work. Mrs. J. B. Bates of Norwich enters two dainty centerpieces, two towels and bureau cover. Mrs. corset cover, a tidy and a collar.
 Fine Arts.
 J. R. skeesuck. of t6e Mohegan In- shows that he herits the skill of his displays an electric lamp, a silver spoon, scarfpin and a copper tray. Mrs. P. H. Ethier shows a beautiful Of fleur de lis. Harry Lath, rop of Bozrah enters handsomely painted china articles. sofa pillows: Constance Raymond sends a dainty dolls sweater done with care; Mrs. Moserior enters ] gun-stock carved by her husband.
 Fruit: Excellent entries in this department | are made by J. O. Landon, Norwich, | who shows variety of fine grapes. l Mystic enters prime apples of many | varieties; F.. s. Wheeler. Norwich. | shows nice pears and apples of all the | leading varieties; and Frank w. wich, adds display of his handsome beaches of the Carman variety. Abont l 70 baskets are in this peach display, n charge of Daniel Hayes.
 Vegetables and Grain. The display in this section of the crest of the many hundred visitors LII day Monday J. s. Adams shows fine potatoes and ,eans; William Jamieson Hunter, of Norwich, exhibits nice potatoes. of James Murphy, Norwich, sends the lsual fine looking potatoes, beets. on-I ons, parsnips, pole beans. cabbage, hubarb, corn. squashes and tomatoes. [: D. Northrop: Norwich. enters ten hell, of Norwich. adds some splendid | ool<ing G<een Mountain potatoes. J. ). Landon contributes to the display inc Irish Cobbler potatoes and cherry omatoes; Simeon Rocano, Norwich, ends a nice plate of butter and scar 1t runner beans. A. B. Burdick, of 'reston, makes a big display of pota- oes, twenty-six varieties of beans. c. J. Rokowsi<i, Norwich, enters nice ye in sheaf and measure; w. O. Rog- rs, Norwich. helps out the exhibit 'ith champion potatoes.- as already oted. Silas s. Whipple. Norwich. exhibits Vhfpple's famous white and yellow weet corn. -
 Judging Today. II Today the grain. fruit and vegeta- les will be judged by an expert from Agricultural College. at torrs, Prof. W. l.. Slate. Jr. IL
 THE POULTRY SHOW.
 |, hree Hundred Birds Are Shown by
 Many Exhibitors. T.