Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-26
THE ANNUAL
 COUNTY CORN SHOW

County Agent Warner announces that the fifth annual County Corn Show will be held in the Chamber of Commerce. Building, Norwich, on Fri day and Saturday, Dec. 9th and 7th, 1918. The Chamber of Commerce has kindly offered the use of their rooms fer this event and the Home Econ omics Section of the Corn Fair will be set up in their rooms, while the corn and grain exhibit will occupy the hall proper.
 Entries should be made with Coun- ty Agent Warner before F o'clock noon, Friday, Dec. s. and those wish ing to may leave their entries at the Farm Bureau office. 212 Thayer build ing, Norwich, any time prior to that date.
 The following classes of exhibits will be included in the show:
 Class 1-SheIling Out Contest. ' This contest requires an exhibit Of 40 pounds, any variety of field corn or the ear q9lS cropl. not artificially dried, 5 pounds to beS shelled out at the time of the contest. Ears, corn and cob to be placed on exhibit. Pre- miums, $5, s4, sS, s2, $1.
 Class 2-Fifty Ear Exhibits.
 Open to Flint Corn To be judged on seed condition, appearance and germination test eff possible,l These exhibits to be received at the Farm box showing the gerTnination will be placed with the exhibit Premiums, sS. s. S9. s2. s1.
 Class 3-Ten Ear Exhibits.
 Lot A, white flint, to 9 inches, premiums $5, B; st: Tot F. white flint, inches or. over. premiums s, s, B, $1 Lot D. dent corn, pre- miums B., s3, s1; Lot E, sweet corn, premiums g. ST; Lot r. pop corn, pre- nliums $2. S1.
 Class 4-Grand Championship Corn
 Prize.
 To be awarded to the exhibitor se- curing the largest number of points scored according to prizes won in See ton III. Classes l., ?. 5 and 4. These points are computed from the num- her of premiums offered in d given class multiplied by the number of competitors in that class, Example: \ wins second in Class 1 where five prizes are offered and in competition with fourteen other entries. Conse- quently his score for that class is SO; CT four tone less than the number ol premiums offered), multiplied by 15 (number of entries). Diploma.
 Class 5-Small Grains.
 Lot 1, peck of oats; lot ?, peck of wheat; lot 3, peck of rye; lot 4, peck of barley; lot ,. peck of buckWheat; lot 6. peck of soy beans Premiums S1 and 50 cents.
 Home Economics Section.
 Class 1, five R. I. Johnny cakes; Glass 2. quick breads, five corn meal mullins (without eggs, sweitened without sugar) five corn meal bis cults (not over one egg); curn bread with sweet milk and one egg (Johnny cake); corn bread with sour milk and one egg ("V"); Class 3, yeast bread with wheat four not less than usle- half corn: Class 4, steamed brown bread; Class 5. corn meal mush, one mold corn meal scrapple, one mold corn meal with cheese, five slices corr nush, fried. tamale pie: Class 6, corr l meal desserts-Indian pucding | steamed pudding with fruits Sweet ened without sugar); class [, corr l meal cakes, one loaf corn meal sWeet 1 cake (not over ? eggs), one loat corr meal ginger bread (sweetened without l sugar.; Class s, hulled corn, one pint Class 9, one jar canned corn: Class 10 ane pint dried corn. Premiums $1, 2; ] cents and 50 cents. Class II. best col | lection of any eight dishes .-reparet from corn, whether named in abovt classes or not, to be exhibited il | above named amounts. Premiums s3 g and $1,