Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-12

States and Canada to their respective governments. A letter was sent to Dudley Field Malone who resigned the collectorship of the port of New York to fight for the passage of the federal suffrage amendment, in which his ac- ton is praised and in which the as- Peter J. Moran of Thompsonville was appointed to the entertainment com mittee, Henry Wilberhorst of Stam- ford to rules and order, Thomas F. Bowling of Hartford to international presidents report, A. s. Swarm of New London to the committee on ritual and Roger Leahy of Derby and C.. J. Sanford of Hartford to the com mittee on general execltlve boards re- port No Rhode Island men appointed to any of the ten committees.
 The attendance at the opening day of the annual fair of the Washington County Agricultural society at King ston was fully as large as year ago, and there are even more attractions than heretofore and varied enough to suit all patrons. The aquarium all ways feature, has larger number of live exhibits than ever, and includes several rare fish loaned from the New hibit of grain and vegetables The poultry. cattle. fruit, plants and flower exhibits are fully up to the standard. The midway is replete in
 
 and other concessions are in full sway.
 There are thirty different horses on the racing card for the four days of the fair. Tuesday there were two racing events, 2:25 pace and 2:3O trot confined to horses that have been in Washington county not later than June 5. In the 80 class, Mazie Tell by G. Edward Hodge of Norwich was entered with Jesse T. Carr of Westerly. driver. This is the mare that troteed without a break at the Norwich fair last week, after Driver Carr had been thrown at the quarter mile and which led Starter Merrill to remark: That's the headiest mare I ever saw, and I've seen some good runner at Norwich was entered, as was also Lillian Direct who raced at Norwich.
 There were four starters in the 225 event, Dennis Ambulator withdrawn. In the 2.3o race there were four en- tries and three starters. Mazie Tell was withdrawn and Belzone was an added entry. Delmore won the first race in three straight and Berean turn ed a like trick in the second. The sum- maries:
 2.25 County Pace, Purse $250:
 Delreo. g. Walnut Hall, O. A.
 ouidneszet, b h, Peter e. Jesse Single M., oh g. George
 Chamr;in ..... .... 8 8 Deimore, g. Frank Free
 Finn Time: PA 1-4. s.i: i-4, 2.s4 ;sIt1-lfe' 1-4
 2.30 County Trot, Purse s250:
 Berean. b g, Fingers o. A.
 Stedman ...... l 1 Lillian Direct, m, Young Di-
 Be1zone gSe5 :::: ''...::..... .:...s 2 3 2
 Time: 2.ss, 2.s2 1-4, 2.s7 1-4.
 The entries in the 2:25 trot for Wednesday include these horses that trotted last week in Norwich: Mazie Tell. Lillian Direct Ella Scott, Deep Drift and, Borean; also Girtie Deval, Carrie Reed Barney and Bill Zone. In the 2:18 pace entries are Julius Gray, Moburn Electric Strong. McNel1, Dr. Robbins and Todress, that raced at Norwich; also Oucidnessett and Single Thursday. there will be 2:17 trot 2:16 pace and 2:19 pace, with more entries in the first. eleven entries in the second. and seven entries in the third event.
 Edward Tyler, of Roek!and, R: l., was in Westerly, Tuesday and en- gagged Judge Herbert W. sRathbun, as counsel. in suit brought against him by Charles H. Herman, of West War wick, an attorney of Providence, and law partner of Patrick Henry Quinn, in which damages of $500 are claim ed. This suit arose from an auto mobile collision in the Tyler car at the time were Westerly people who will be witnesses at the trial. The collision occurred September ?. when rounding curve near the Nooseneck inn. No one was injured, but suit is brought to recover alleged damage to the Herman car The writ is re- to the Fourth District court 1 at Apponaug, September IS.