New Britain herald., 1919-09-09
YOUTHFUL FARMERS , WILL HAVE EXHIBIT
Junior Food Army Planning for Second Annual Fair
MRS. ANNA C0TTRELL DEAD
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 The second annual fair of the Plainville Junior Food Army will be
 held on Friday and Saturday of this week at Grange hall on Pierce street , under the auspices of the Plainville
 Agricultural association. The an nouncement comes as surprise 10 the public because, presumabl through oversight, no publicity has been given to the affair.
 The first venture of this kind in Plainvile came last year and was decided success in point of number and quality of the exhibits. The pub lie was greatly pleased With the cx- hibition of produce from home gar
 dens, which were the result of the movement in favor of conservation of food and the working of war gar-
 dens." Prizes were offered by the committee to spur the competing members to greater efforts.
 This years exhibit will open Friday afternoon and continue through Fri day evening. It will also be open to the public on Saturday morning and
 
 afternoon.
 The rules and regulations of the exhibit are as follows: Any club or project member in Hartford county IS eligible for competition. Transports tion of exhibits must be provided by clubs or individuals All exhibits must be in place by 1 D. m. on Fri day, September 12. All exhibits must
 be the product of the exhibitor The decision of the judges shall be final. Each contestant shall exhibit the mum Der of specimens called for in the premium list. Club exhibits shall in
 clude records of members, charts, copies of songs, yells, etc. we'll as products of members. Exhibits may
 be removed after D. m. on Saturday, September 13. In the judging and emOnstration contests, the winning team will represent the county at the State Fair.
 This last provision should be of es-
 pecial interest to the contestants, as the privilege of representing Hartford county at the State Fair is a coveted honor.
 There will be six departments con- nected with the exhibit: For he pOldlO plOJSCl pllZCS dlo OIloleu LOT the best half-peck of three varieties of potatoes; there will be three prizes for each variety, the highest prize for each variety being one dollar. For the garden project the prizes range up to two dollars. There is also a division for the best exhibit by a gar den club filling a table space, 10 by 3 feet. The first prize offered for this exhibit is three dollars; the second two dollars, and the third, one dollar. The judging and dem monstration team contest to determine the county 1 cham pionship team is included in the garden project departm ent and a 1 prize of five dollars is offered. Tie second and third prizes are ribbons. l For the canning project the prizes 1 range up to three dollars, with a spe- | cal prize of five dollars for the Win ming judging and demonstration team. 1 A prize of five dollars is also offered l to the winning Judging and demon l stratiOn team in the cooking depart ment. The first prize in the garm ent l division is two dollars. The poultry project includes a large percentage of l the contestants with prizes ranging up 1 to three dollars, with a prize of five 1 dollars for the winning judging and 1 demonstration team to determine the 1 county champion team.
 l Although the announcement re- garding the exhibit is belated, it is 1 hoped that the public of Plainvjlle 1 will take as much interest in the af- 1 fair as it did in last years exhibit. Mrs. Anna M. CottreH. ] Mrs Anna M CottreIl wife of Ca Fl Cottrell, died yesterday afternoon at | her home on Neal court. She was 37 years old and had been ailing for about a year. She leaves besides her husband, her parents, MT. and Mrs.