Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-08

ket book The teams were made up as follows:
 State Hospital - McNeilly, Morley, ! Stanlowitz. Mccarthy and Fielding.
 Submarine Base-Fieldihg, Treadway, | Nightingale Lock. and Sloan.
 The officials for the athletic events fol- | low:
 Starter, Neil Crowley; judges, James | P. Sheridan, Edward T. Connolly and Dr. F. s. Wileov; timers. Chauncey E. Mcfarland. of Willimantic, and Elisha Waterman of Lebanon, both judges in the horse roces, and Daniel Connolly; aides to Prentice W. Chase who was in charge of the athletic events, Edward G. Mo Kay and Austin Harris. The prizes were awarded the winners by Edward Connolly.
 Vaudeville Programme. The entire free vaudeville programme | was repeated Wednesday afternoon, the various attractions being staged between heats in the horse racing. The numbers were announced by Edward Connolly who | had charge of the vaudeville all three days of the fair, handled fhe program me his usual efficient manner and in 1 professional style. There were no waits | or delays each number being presented l right on time ard carried out without | hitch. As soon as the heats were over and the results announced by MT. Con nelly the vaudeville artists appeared on 1 the stage.
 Tubb's Military Band under the leader ship of Aubrey W. Jarvis rendered an- l other excellent concert and also pro- vided the music for the vaudeville. The Spirit of '7e.
 The Thread City Continental Drum Corps repeated their excellent perform ance of Tuesday afternoon. with an added number The Spirit of '7s, giving life like representation of the famous | picture of the same name. Tbe drum corps also appeared in a short parade grand stand and MT. Small. one of the drummers, gave an imitation of a pas senger train leaving a station, getting up seed and then coming to a stop at
 the end of the run
 The other vaudeville numbers were a repetition of the programmes given Mon.
 day and Tuesday.
 Balloon Ascension.
 The balloon went up on time. As there was little or no wind the balloon aseended straight into the heavens and the aeronaut Henry Smith of the Smith Balloon Company of Boston, cut loose
 at an altitude of about 2,O00 feet, mak- ing a single parachute jump, and land
 ing safely just outside the north fence , or the grounds. He was back n the grounds a Kew minutes later.
 The fair officials estimated the at-
 tendance Wednesday afternoon at about
 1900, which is better than the averag;
 attendance on the third day of the fail
 in other years.
 State Hospital Patients Attend Fair.
 About 175 patients at the Norwich
 &o 1I
 fair Wednesday afternoon. They wer, , superintendent of the state hospital
 and a corps of attendants, and wer I taken to and from the fair in two spe
 cial cars. The patients took in the en
 tire fair, visiting the exhibits, etc Q They were given ice cream and pop . corn, had seats on the b'eachers righ
 next to the grandstand where they ' had an excellent view of the hors
 races, vaudeville and athletic events
 and had good time in general.
 All Premiums Paid Wednesday. 3 The premiums In all department
 were paid the winners Wednesday, Thi 3 was a new plan put into operation thi
 year as a trial It worked out yer |, successfully although the payment 0 , the premiums yesterday entailed con ,, siderable work for. those in charge 0 the various departments In other year . the premiums have not been paid unt
 after the third day. It is possible tha ? . the same plan will be followed mex u 1 year.
 Demonstrates Newspaper Advertising. . That newspaper reading is a univer
 sal daily habit and that newspaper ad It vertising reachSs every day virtuall s all who buy is amply demonstrated 1 s, the remarkable success of a ten day j. newspaper advertising campaign recent if ly conducted by J. P. Barstow Compan e in selling the Round Oak heater. 3. During this campaign of intensiv a advertising which was conducte if through The Bulletin about 300 heat 2 CTS were sold in this district. This rec It ord sale was also materially added {
 at the Norwich fair grounds when Tn
 Round Oak heater was demonstrated h the J. P. Barstow Company. The Roun U Oak heater has had a remarkable sa t- during the past month and sales by tt U ]. P. Barstow Go. alone during the te ol days intensive advertising campaig 'I equalled twice the amount sold by tn le company during any month.
 The officials in Class " at the ia -u were Superintendents Edward Cook ar so Samuel E. Holdridge; judge of oak lu bread and honey. Mrs. James B. Pa H. mer, Lisbon; vegetables and grai
 Prof w L. Slate Jr.. of Connectic- ed Agricultural College; fruit. superin ru tendents Edward Cook and Samuel C. Holdridge;- judge. Prof. A. T. Steven storrs, Conn. Flowers. judge, S. pheus Gilbert, Norwich.
 lu Announced as adjusting committe T. are: Classes 1. 3, 4, ,. 2. James B. Pa 'e' mer. Lisbon and George G. Grant. No
 wich; class 2, Charles D. Greenman al m m Lyman L, Chapman, Norwich.