Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-16

If not satisfactory. any druggist will | return your money. Mail orders filled \. N '. e'ess'h ointment Co., me- 6unaio' pepper, Ponderosa, yellow plum and Lewis Champlin beans, Merton H. Bartlett had fofty:fiifiA en- tries. lie was awaEdsd first prize on warted Hubbard squash, sweetheart and Alabama sweet watermelon, Crosby's Egyptian beet, Bon1y Best and Isarliafia tomato, Burpee's bush lima bean South port white globe, and prize taker onions wild goose, yelluw eye and McCaslan beans, cap sheaf, Swans orange, Seckel, and C1airgeau pears, Roxbdry russet, Ben Davis, Black Ben Davis, Rhode is- land greening, wealthy, Wolf River, Maiden Blush and Baldwin apples, Net ted Gem and Miller's Cream MusRrnel- 1 on, Red Dutch Jersey Wakefield and fiat l Dutch cabbages and Eureka ensilage corn. Second prizes on Loves cham pion beans, Bartlett pears, orange 1 quinces, golden. russet, sweet rtisset | old fashioned Hubbardson, Grimes gol- l den, honey greening and twenty ounce
 apples. Harold Geer had six entries
 and received first on Gold Coin potatoes
 and second on early rose and Irish cob bier potatoes and Evergreen sweet corn. George E. Geer of Oak Hm Farm en. tered home grown onion seed and red
 globe onions raised from the seed, re- 1 ceiving first prize. His bees and honey I were awarded first prize.
 Mrs. W. B. Frink had three entries
 and received first on Ciapbs favorites pears.
 Robert Gley had eight entries and re- ceived second on gold coin potatoes. Benjamin K. Gallup, with fifteen en- -- ... 4. toes, flint sweet corn, red Wethersfeld onion, and Souvenir, de congress peas {; second on Green Mountain potatoes,
 Egyptian red beet, Globe yellow onions and Flemish beauty pear.
 Bertha Gallup had seven entries and received first on Red Club peppers
 dwarf champion tomato, everbearing
 progressive raspberry and, broad leaf sage.
 Elmer and Charles Campbell had five
 entries the former received second on
 Spaulding Rose potatoes and the latter
 first on kohl rabi and second on Follow
 Waters apples.
 Clark Palmer received first on Hart ) ford prelie and second on Niagara
 grapes.
 . Kargoli and Wallin had four entries } 1 and received first on Country Gentle
 man sweet corn and white rose popcorn c. Frank Morgan had ~ fourteen en- : tries. He received first on double yield. : CT potatoes and Goddard beans, and 5 second on Swiss chard. ! ". c. Tanner had thirty-one entrie. \ \ and received first on eclipse beet, scar. let runner bean, market gardeners, teie- phone, black-eyed marrow-fat and 5 Prince Edward peas, Hubbard squash seed, hollow crown parsnip seed, Aus
 tralian brown and silver king onion
 Early Ohio potatoes, giant rhubarb ! Sheldon, duchess AugIoumine peas anc cranberries. Second on Souvenir de Congress peas. Clapp's favorite peas : Concord grapes Wolf River, winesap Ben Davis, guano and seek no further potatoes.
 : Alex Tanner had twenty five entries [ He received first vl Eureka, snow pure } early rose and Sir Walter Raleigh pota- e toes, Blue Hubbard and Maules I'm : proved squash, Norris earliest, angels < kiss and wonderful sugar or McIver wa : termelons, extra early Grand Rapid per 3 lection and Improved Walters solG s net musRmelons, sweet corn, ruby king [ neapolitan and COW horn peppers Willis Morgan was credited with Is entries and received first on summer
 crookneck squash, eggs, white and
 brown, lettuce and white spine ctctim.
 bers second on bush lima beans.
 Edward E. Lewis had eight entries Rev. J. P. Richardson had two entries e and received rsft on Stone tomatoes. F l B. Terry had 24 entries and received first e on yellow bantam sweet corn, Coggswel : Permain apples Sweet Mountain peppers f Danvers carrots, Danish baidhead cab : bage, pumpkin lima beans, second or n white field corn, popcorn, dwarf Cham : pion and yellow plum tomatoes, bullnos, l. pepper.
 W. c. Terry had 31 entries. He re 5 ceived first on Potter Excelsior or Sdran : tum corn, hollow crown parsnip, goldel 5 wax, Concord pole and government beans J yellow globe onion and Boston rarroI
 squash; second on country gentleman Ii corn, Leaning ensilage corn, early Dan d vers carrot, wild goose beans, Stone to 1T nato, Sweet Mountain pepper, surtme e crookneek squash and sugar pumpkin. r. R. H. Young, with 56 entries receive d first on white rye, redeye beans, Cohcor l. and Niagara grapes, King TomKin Il county or twenty ounce and Maekintos > crab apples and Shepherd sweeting ar l. ples, soft quinee Arjon and Perry pears r. second on baIlhead cabbage, Prentice riis ?, set, R. | greenings, giIlyfower apple, W Sheldon, Vermont, seckel and Swans oi le ange pears.
 'e The exhibits sf nsedlework, jellies an canned vegetables and fruits were judge a- by Mrs. Norman Raekhurst and MT SC Abraham zegser of ett City. S' Mrs. Vt. C. Terry Exhibited the large, = number of fancy work pieces and receive
 first on two collections of centerpiece
 scarfs, etc, an a bedspread, second c
 luncheon cloth and embroidered piIlo
 top.
 Miss Bertha Montgomery received fir
 on serving tray. and crocheted yoke ar
 second on sheet sham. Miss MiIdr.
 Montgomery received first on buffet sea
 and embroidered towels, and second (
 luncheon set Mrs. Edw. Lewis receive second on crocheted table cover NIT Karjelo first on centerpiece and pilio top. Mrs. NJ. H. Bartlett first for pilIo eases aid bureau scarf. Mrs. c. I. Arr strong first for embroidered apron, tatt, dolly, luncheon cloth and second for cfo stitch pillow scarf. Mrs. Arthtir Yal first on crocheted hood and second on so l pillows and babys dress with crochet | yoke Mrs Andrew Ghesbfo first tx 1 crocheted collars, crocheted yoke, tt | knitted collars, one knitted dolly al 1 spider web, second tatted collar. To l Button first. night gown yoke, seco | camisole. Esther Ffink first for ste 1 ciled kimona. Ellen CafhpbeiI first CT cheted yoke.
 1 l Preserves, etc. Mrs Waiter ram