Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-11

l Weatherwise the conditions were more favorable for the second day of the Kingston fair, and there was gen eral effort on the part of all concerned to cram all features omitted on Tues l day into Wednesdays program The result was successful and efforts were appreciated All the exhibits were in place and the exhibitors were on hand to instruct all interested in the varied exhibitions. The livestock. the aqua rium the poultry show. the farm pro- ductions. floral exhibits. fancy work, farm implements, animal pets. all came in for admiration, but the real attractions of the day were the vau- deville acts and the horse races. There was a double card for Wednesday, the races scheduled for Tuesday having been postponed The racing was commenced at l o'clock instead of the usual hour. and Starter Al Kingsley was the busiest man on the grounds for the rest of the afternoon. The re- suits of the races:
 225 pace, purse s250-10 entries. 5 starters:
 Baron Belle. r m. F. J. Shares, New Haven .... l l Miss Solona. m, J. J. Daley,
 BaIeadine, nanh1Un blk 0. A. A. Stead
 man. Lafayette, R. T. .... 2I Miss Rita. m. D. Warman.
 Bon Todd. br g. E. E. Cole,
 TimeW2.1s i-4. 2.is i-2. 2.1s 1-2.
 22o Trot, purse s25o-1O entries 3 starters:
 Baby Coast, b m. P. J. Don
 ovan. Derby 1-.1 King Richard, ch g. Peter
 Germaine, Providence 2I Tregato, b'm, Frank W. Per
 Time-2.21 1-2. 222 1-4- 2.21 1-4.
 2.3o Trot. purse s25o-s entries. T Rocky Todd. br g. G. s.
 Nichols, Rehoboth. Mass 3 1 i 1 Esther Bond, m. L: W.
 Helen Mountain. F. W
 Perry, Taunton, Mass. 3 Kill Hall, b h, .... distanced Good Electment. blk s. R.
 U. Berard,. Swansea. 4 dist.
 Blacllier, Westerly -. 5-dist Jerry Medium, b 2, liar
 ry Hayes. Fall River 6 dist.
 Time-2.29 14. 2.21 1-4. 2.26. 2.22.
 2.19 pace. purse $500. F entries. 4 starters:
 Baron Belle, m, F. I.
 Shares New Haven .... Miss Prim. blk m F. Gal
 loway Providence 2l Lillian the Great. b n. D.
 Warman. Providence ,
 Robert Wilkes. b g. Dr.
 TimeG2.15 I-2. 2.1s 1-2. 2.22. 21s 1-4
 5aron's Belle, who won in the 2.25 pace was beaten by a slight nose in the second heat, by Miss Prin1. This was the most exciting heat of the day Miss Prim was driven to put the Ba- ron out of the races to come, espec- ially the free-for- all on Friday. and took advantage of the Baron's hard racing of the day. Miss Prim was fresh from the paddock while the Ba ron had already raced four miles in the afternoon. The time for this heat was 213 1-2 Tn the third heat Miss Prim took the lead. but lost the pole in the last half and the Baron came under the wire an easy winner of the heat Baron also took the final heat and the race.
 The fair will continue Thursday and Friday.
 Ernest A. sutcliffe, of Providence, has brought in the superior court suit against Charles H. Wells of WeS- terIy with damages laid at s3,00O- Sutcliffe claims that Wells automobile ran into his machine June l3- at the corner of Carter and Bucklin streets, Providence, and that he was thrown against the steering wheel with such force as to break it. Mrs SutcliHe who was in the automobile with her 1 husband so it is claimed. was severely | injured.
 Past Exalted Ruler p. j. Sullivan, by reason of his appointment as state 1 deputy becomes the head of the Elks of Rhode Island. He is widely known in Elkdom and is personally known to many members of Westerly lodge: Grand Exalted Ruler Rain of Fair :. bury. Nebraska. has appointed Past Exalted Ruler James F. Duffy Of a member of the grand lodge committee on credentials. This committee is next in importance to the judiciahy committee. which is com posed of lawyers.
 At the annual convention of the