Norwich bulletin., 1918-09-03

him the two-year -o1d, South America. Mir. Palmer is to tour the circuit of New England fairs this year as usual but says this will be his last time as he is to retire from following the fairs.
 With his herd he has his famous yoke of white faced trotting oxen: l State. Policeman Alfred l.. Rudd shows handsome Guernsey bull from his farm in Center Groton, two year old, Sumacs Branford Lad. Ayrshires.
 E. N. O'Bren of Montville fills the whole entry list, except two-year- old COW, with his exhibit of Ayreshires a herd of 34. led by the foury year old | bull, Alert Greenfield. Another win ner in his herd is the 15 months old bull, Cavalier Barboig Silver Chink, a son of the famous show bull, Barginot | Gay Cavalier. This animals dam is also an imported COW with a two-year- old record of 11.0o0 pounds of milk. | John D. Avery of North Stonington came in with a herd of a dozen Ayr shires of quality with the three-year- old bull, Patricia's Best, at the head and by his side the two-year old, Col. Nichols Sunshine Farm Lad. H. Edward Howe of Yantic shows an Ayrshire bull in the one ne-year-old and under class.
 Jerseys.
 Exclamations of admiration are heard from every spectator as they come to the stalsj occupied by the Jer- sey heard from Samuel Kaplan's Rockclyffe farms at Yantic. Every one of the dozen animals is in the pink of condition and carefully | grooned, they present particu- larly neat appearance
 Superintendent Jof1ne B. Sloan, who | is in charge of the herd, has light fly blanket for every animal from the magnificent seven-year-old bull that heads the herd down to the two little calves at the other end of the line Zucinda's Majesty is the leader. One of the prize cows in the herd is four year-old, Simple Interest, that is milking 42 pounds a day.
 James E. Lathrop of Raymond Hill
 is another Jersey exhibitor with "A fine looking cattle that range all the
 way from the two year old bull. Mary Dale Alexia's Son. to a tiny calf but
 a few days old. His. exhibit includes
 two young herds and one old herd.
 Devcns.
 Griswold H. Morgan of Salem has
 the only herd of the dun colored De
 vons, 19 in his exhibit, all showing
 the distinctive characteristics that gC
 with careful breeding.
 NJ. E. Blacker has an Ayrshire bull
 two years old, and Albert G. Minel
 shows two Holstein heifer calves.
 H. Earl DeWolf exhibited a pair 0 working oxen.
 Mare and Colt.
 Favorite with the children who wen by the stall was a pretty little sorre , colt, eleven days old. shown by tn ! side of it's dam. by Meyer Brooker o ; Montville, who also exhibited a fin gelding. -..
 Pigs and Sheep. The pig exhibit drew the attention } of a larger number of people this yea owing to the fact that during the pas many pig clubs have been organized among the children in the county. George G. Grant of Taftville hat his registered Berkshires on eXhibi in which were two pigs, one SOW an, eight grade stock : James Lathrop, another hog raiser , show a number of registered Berk
 shires and some White Chester stock J. B. Palmer and George LePan als, showed some registered Berkshire and White Chesters.
 All lHe SHe6p On In0 STOunQS e8CRp five were entered by James B. Pal
 1uer of Lisbon. MT Palmer had 5 sheep which included ewes, lambs an, rams of registered stocks of Dorset Shropshire, Scotch Highland, Thibe 3 and Merinos.
 z AImshouse Farm Products. ; Alpshouse Superintendent Jamey E. Chapman had a vegetable exhibi from the almshouse farm that shove, . how wide a variety of crops ar 5 raised there and the quality of tn vegetables was of the kind that show : ed all the way. There were forty va 5 rieties of vegetables and fruits. in ] cluding eight of potatoes, nine of ap } ples, three of onions, five of peppers l five of shell beans. three of swee 3 corn, three of field corn, two of to
 matoes, six of pole beans, four 0 t bush beans, one of cabbage, two 0 l squash, one of carrot, one of pars = nips one of cucumbers, two of pear 8 and two of pumpkins