Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement VIII Sell l.
CROWDS AT BROOKLYN FAIR
 IN SPITE OF WEDNESDAYS RAIN

1t, as may be done under the laE, Eos ters ease will be disposed of later. He Is charged wtb a violation or tns .mbling laws. At least one we'll tlosn pickpocket no fEequents the larger cities of the state, was spotted by Officer Elliott and sqnFnariy ordered off Ehe grounds. The activities of the state police promptly turned those who would pick up some easy money back to legitimate channels of business. Down in the esst,e sectisn of the grounds the showing was interesting. Among the cattle exhibits were en- tries by H, T. White and Edwin White. showing Ho.steins; Henry Buell., East ford, showing Jerseys; William H. Wal ter, Brooklyn. Jerseys, including prize winning twin calves; c. S. Hyde Brooklyn, grade Aysilires; J. H. Nas- tall, Brooklyn, Ayaaires; 4ester Vii Hams, Brooklyn. Ayssh5res; M2chael Mccoy, Brooklyn, Dutch belted; Law renee Gauthier, Wauregan, taprough- thoroughbred Ayrshire heifer; Fred i Wood, Danielsen, Durhsns; Harold ! Stone, Brook yn. registered Jerssys. ?. w. Cunningham, Ei;i9te. He-ef0-ls. Henry Dorrance, Plainfiell. Ayshires Mr. Cunningham had 3 total Of 4 head of cattle at the fair. nearly al Herefords. Am6ng the awards he re-
 ceiyed were first on , year working
 oxen. first for year working oxen. fr7t
 for hauling drag with oyer e3a9 pou-1s
 and first for hauling drag with less ! than 2SGO 3oun ls. firsts on two-yea-- old and three-year-o!d steers. first ard Hereford calves. first on town s.aer team cpPOnd m going to PlainAed. first on the lar[sst and best cattle exhibit by one nerson irsts and seconds on tho-eTqhhred Hereferds, first for two-yeac-nld Here
 ford COW. first for heife- calf a7d f-St for bull caf Herefonds. fFsts on one year-o!d bull and on yeaT-oll bull. fIeFefords, and many other prizas en Hereford cows and Durham ersde cows.
 Intsrcs.ir= si>sD exhibits were made by Oliver r. Downs and Eugene Downs of Brooklyn. by Levi Bale- and
 Henry and ssmuel porranEe of P'ain-
 field. all sharing In the nTize awards. Hill of Plainfefd and pigs by Nathan
 Exlev of the Same town.
 This year the poultry house vas fill
 ed with exhibits, which attracted 2t-
 tention of the poultry raisers. who were
 present in numbers
 The wonen's department. under f'e
 Ganastard. Is as crowded ax usual
 with beautiful needlewerk and kindred
 disaleys.
 Those who always find automobiles of interest found attraction In the bis
 showing of Buick models by the Motor
 Supply cop1pany of Putnam. The Put
 nam Studebaker agency also showed the new studee line and HuGsons and
 Essex were shown by C Fl. PeIlett Of , Darielson. The Wilys-Knight car als5 ! NO nadmi-ation.
 T1.s Eanasssnd vas packed and ! hundreds more hung over the fence: , along the main strech to watch th' , trotting events of the afternoon. J. Car I WItter, as started. sending the horse. :, and drivers away through the rain : which interfered only a 'htle. apparent iy. with the events of the afternoon. I The summary of the races of the da, 2 follows:
 ! Free For An Class, Trot or Pace: l Annie. br n, Everett left, Arctic, R. I. .......- 1 1 Baroness Chelsea, TO m, Ev- i. erett left. Arctic. R. I..- 2 2
 Van Dyke. br g, Everett Feft, Arctic, R. I. .....r. , May Direct. eh m, Everett left, Arctic, R. I. ... 8 Tlme-2.21 1-2. BPS IA. e31 1-,.
 Minute Class, Trot or Pace: : Billy Flight, bl g, John O. Fox, Putnam ..-,.... 1 1
 Charlie C.. bl 2. George J.
 Brown, wilimantic Q. ...e :. Madame Butterfly. by, m, F. F Miller. Brooklyn e. ... :
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 Although handicapped by rainy wea . theF, the fair management expEesse, ; appreciation of the large attendance . Everything was done to make the fai s interesting and to keep it clean. an' in this the fair association was entire
 ly successful.
 Hundreds of the well known peopi
 ef the county were in attendance an ; seemed to be having a thoroughly goo y time. though tramRing about th | grounds iR the rain.
 q Today CThursdayD will be horse da
 at the fair and with good weather 1t ! = expected nhak many who had planned r be present Wednesday vii be at Brook d lyn to see what on Wednesday could b - rated the best Brooklyn fair In years.