New Britain herald., 1921-09-19
hAWVXLE NEWS PRIZE WINNERS AT
 FOOD ARMY EXHIBIT PlainVille Agriculture Show
 Closes After Successful Session GRANGE PLANS FOR FAIR
Both Local Teams Lose Games Yes terday-2f Residents Made Voters at Meeting Saturday-Post Meeting Tonight-Items

The Junior Food Army Fair, which had been held at the town hall, Friday and Saturday of last week. under the auspices of the Plainville Agriculture association and the Hartford County Farm bureau, held the awarding of prizes Saturday afternoon. Raymond James, of the Hartford County Farm bureau, acted as judge. All told, there were about S2 prizes in all awarded and of these, Fred and Har- old Atwater local young farmers, suc- ceedej in Capturing 16 together. The following is the list of winners and the product which they exhibited:
 Garden crops. junior class-Cather- inc Sturman, cobbler potatoes, first; Irene Sturman, Green Mountain. first; Robert Vance, Green Mountain, sec ond: Howard Osden, potatoes, first; Harold Atwater, potatoes, second; Fred Atwater, potatoes, third: Eva Day, lima beans, first: Peter DeCarli, lima beans, second; Peter DeCarli, shell beans. first; Frank Domana, shell beans, second; Harold Atwater, beets, first; Fred Atwater. beets, second; Alice C'Dea, beets, third; John M. Mcintyre tomatoes, first; Frank Dom ana, tomatoes, second; John Mcintyre, carrots, first: Harold Atwater, carrots,
 
 Harold Atwater seed cucumbers, first; Fred Atwater, seed cucumbers, second; Alice O'Dea, seed cucumbers, third. Harold Atwater, onions, first; Fred At water, onions, second. Harry Truner. pumpkins, first; John Pralinman, pumpkins, second. Eva Day, pota- toes first; Walter Murphy, 5 pota- toes, second; John Mcintyre, 5 pota- toes, third. Blanche Matteo, peppers first; Irene Sturmer, peppers, second; Peter DiCari, peppers, third. Harold Atwater, turnips, first; Fred Atwater, turnips, second Harold Atwater, sweet corn first: John Mcintyre, sweet corn, second; Frances Murphy, sweet corn, third. Frank Donlna, winter squash, first.
 Fred Tyler, field corn, first; Peter Di Carli, pop corn, first.
 Canned Goods-C. Haynes, general collection canned goods, first; Phebe Williams, canned beans, first; Annie Casciello, special prize; Phebe Will Iiams peas, first; Phebe Williams, beets, first; Phebe Williams, Toma- toes, first; Blanche Matted, tomatoes, second; Inez Northrop, berries, first; Annie CascieIlo. berries second; Phebe Williams, peaches, first; Annie Cas- ciello, peaches, second; Phebe Will Hams, three jars fruit, first.
 Adults-Mrs. c. N. Arnold, best collection vegetables, first; w. T. Ol- dershaw, cobbler potatoes. first; w. T. Oldershaw, Green Mt. potatoes, first; Mrs. c. N. Arnold, Green Mt. potatoes, second; w. T. Oldershaw, potatoes, first: Mrs. c. N. Arnold, lima beans, first; Mrs. Otto Froehlich, pumpkins, first; Mrs. c. N. Arnold, 1 potatoes, first: Mrs. Otto Froehlich, | peppers, first; Mrs. c. N. Arnold, | sweet corn, first; Mrs. c. N. Arnold, l melons, first; w. T. Oldershaw, special apple, first; w. T. Oldershaw, special plum, first; A. L. Hitchcock, | field corn, first.
 Cooking - Antoinette Stephenson, | bread, first; Jean Allan. bread, second; | Charles Mills, bread, third; Betty Gal | lagher, oatmeal bread. first; Harriet | Gainer, mullins, first; Mary Di Yulio, | mullins, second; Leone Spencer, muf- | fins, third; Antoinette Stephenson, cookies, first; Antoinette Stephenson, school lunch, first; Gladys Stillman, | school lunch, second.
 Special Prizes-Harold Atwater in | sects, first; Fred Atwater, insects, | first: Raymond Cassidy. raspherr' first; Harold Atwater, field corn, first.
 Trumbull Prize, Junior-Haro1d At water, best collection, first; Phebe Williams, nest collection, second: adult. Mrs. c. N. Arnold, best collec- tion, first
 Teams Trimmed
 Both the local baseball teams suffer- ed defeat yesterday afternoon. The Aces lost to the American Legion players at New Hartford in the last game of the season by the score of 6 | to f. It was a hard fought game and the Aces were credited with 10 hits