Norwich bulletin., 1917-09-21

the contest was reached. In the 5000 and over class the only entries were two pairs owned by Joseph l., Girard, of Canonchet They gave an exhibit haul of the drag laden with rocks, and then made way for the 2,700 class. In this class entries were made ltWo pairs. by Mr. Girard, Chester S. Main, and Son of North .Stonington, Allen A. Coats, of North Stonington. Gardiner Arzamarki of Ashaway and Chester Pierce of Ledyard Centre. This con test was we'll on the way, with the Girard horses well in the lead, when tprotest was made that the horses were over the weight As result all the horses were driven mile away 10 be weighed, and the contest delayed. In the class of 2,700 and under en- tries were made by Enos Nj. Gray, of | Ledyard, and by MT. Girard.
 The Results.
 The results of the contest were:
 In the 5000 pounds class. first and second to Joseph l. Girard.
 In the 29o 9ooa and rst 9ver nriZe eass eorge Colt, second, and Chester F. Main, third In the single. 1900 and over, first prize went to George D. Coats, second to Chester F. Main and third to Chester Pierce.
 Additional Premiums Awarded. The attendance was not as large as
 on Wednesday. but it was up to the standard for the closing day of the
 Stonington fair, conceded to be among the best of <the really agricul- tural fairs Thursday these additional premiums were awarded:
 Vegetables-PotatoeS, Early rose,
 first, George R. Stedman: second, A. B. Burdick, Norwich; Thurman N. Maine, C1ark's Falls, third; Irish cob bIers, Thurman N. Main, first; Mau- rice L. Bromley, North Stonington, third; Green mountain, Charles l.. Brightman, Stonington. first; Mau- Stedman. third; Carmon No. l, Thur man D. Maine, first; George R. Sted- man N. Maine, second; Worlds Won der, Thurman N. Maine, third; hust- Iers, A. B. Burdick, Norwich. first; e1asr B nBpdiof rat hrs double D. Maine, second; Tracy I. Maine. third; gold coin. Allen A. Coates. first; Thurman N. Maine, second; Bill Cum mings. Thurman N Maine, first; erly, first; Thurman N Main. second; George R. Stedman, third; early rec ord, Lincoln Tods Wonder, Wellington and Knouse, firsts and seconds; B. Burdlck, first: George A. Champ lin, Ashaway. second; George R; stedman, third; Carmen, No. 3, sec. ond; Bullmoose, early winter, first, thurman IN. Md1n, SHOW, uTSt, I1OAIe L. Wells. Westerly; George A. Champ lin, second; George D. Brown, third; Early June Pink, Thurman D. Maine. first; George A. Chapman, second; Norcross, George D. Brown. first; Gu ban Multip1ier, Charles l.. Brightman. second; Bliss Triumph, first, Herbert E. Coon, Ashaway; Bibbles Russett. first, George Champ1in; second, A. B. Rurdick; Beauty of Hebron, first, Ben jamin Peabody, North Stonington; T1. r1 Ho first;' Long Island Wonder, first; Mill lion Dollar, first, A. B. Burdck; 1arg- est variety, Thurman N. Main. first; A. B. BurdiclS second.
 Largest and best collection of veg etables, George A.. Champ1in, first; George D. Brown, second; Royal A. Moore, third; A. B. Burdicl<, fourth.
 Squashes- first, George R. man; third, Calvin R. Maine, Jr.; summer crooked, first, Chester E. Merrill, Westerly; second, Herbert E. Coon, Ashaway; third, George A. Champiin; yellow seallops' charles P: cream, second, Allen A. Coates; white scallops, Imp. Bay State Prolific mar row, Warren, delicious, frsts; Chester F. Merrill; golden hubbard first EccIestone, Norwich; second. George D. Brown; sugar pumpkins, first, Frank E. White; second, Chester B. Merrill; third. James F. Brown: win ter 7uxury. first, Frank B. White; Boston marrow, first, Frank E. White; second, Chester E. Merrill; field pump kin, first, James F. Brown; Wakefield, first, Thurman N. Main; second. George A. Champlin; third. George D. bert E. Soon, Ashaway; Hox1e l.. We1les. Westerly, third; flat Dutch. shortstem drumhead, Hoxfe l.. Welles, seconds.
 
 George A. Champfin; second. Thurman n N. Maine; Chinese giant first, Her hert B. Coon; second, George A. Champlin; neapolitan, Herbert E. Coon.
 Onions-Red wethersf1e1d, second, Thurman N Maine; red Denvers, first, Herbert E. Coon; second, Irving c. Ecclestone, Norwfch;' hollow crown, 1 second, Thurman N. Maine.
 Parsnips- Crown, Thurman N. Maine. second.
 Beets-Crosby's Egyptian, first, 1 Thurman N. Main, blood turnip, first, | Charles E. Chapman: second, F. Le- ander Park, Stonington
 Mangels-Golden Tangle, Herbert E. | Coon, first.
 Carrots-Danvers half long, second. | George D. Brown. I
 Tomatoes-Bonny Best Ripe, second, | George D. Brown, best green, first, | George D. Brown; matchless ripe, | second, George D. Brown; Ponderosa, l f-st Herbert B. Coon; chaiksjuice | ripe, first. George A. Champlin; sec | ond, Tracy I. Maine; third, Allen A. | Coates; Success second Chester B. Merrill; Earliana. second, George A. | New Zealand spinach, first, i George D. Brown; second, George A. | Champlin.
 Beans-King of the Garden, pole l imas, first. Fred E.. White: Burpee | Lima. first, Tracy I. Maine; Goose, first. Chester B. Merrill: sec ond, Leander F. Park: third. Charles | E. Chapman; Lazy Wife, first. Chester E. Merrill: Kentucky Wonder. second, | Chester B. Merrill; White Rock tur- l nip, first, c. M. Brown: Crease Back, first, c. M. Ecc1estone; Scipio. pole, | first, Chester E. Merrill: second, Le- lnder F. Park; bush, first, Chester E. Merrill; second, Charles B. Chapman;' Scarlet Runner, first, Leander F. Park; | George A. Champlin; Lowe Champion, second, George A. Champ in; Quail head. first. George A. 
 Muskme1ons-Paul Rose, second. G.