Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-27
BIG" THURSDAY At
KENT.SUSSEX FAIR
Harrington Grounds Throngrt
With Visitors From Entire
Peninsula.
Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.

Special Dispatch 10 Every Evening.
Harrington, July 27.--This In big"
Thursday Mt the Kent and Sussex
Fair, which IN being held here. With
better weather conditions this morning
than at any time since the fair OPP
eped. the outlook was encouraging
Tho grounds were thronged with visi-
i,ors from not only all OF Delaware. but
hlso from all psrts OF the peninsula
and from other states. This IL also
politicians" day. shining lights In
both OF the major parties being here.
Govrnor Denney and his stan were
here yesterday. They were entertain
ed by Warren r. Moore, chairman OF
the fair committee, who had them ut
his home ut luncheon before going To
the fair In the governors party were
Brigadier General J Austin Ellison,
General A. =. Corblt, Col. J. Ernest
Smith, Col. William Marshall, Jr., Col
r.. N. Davis. Major Victor -. Waeh
burn. Lieutenant Colonel John =. lie
revre and Captain John !. Dugen.
| Judge Henry G.. Conrad, ~. NJ. Wilson.
| Congressman Caleb ". Layton and
| Daniel q. Hastings were also here.
Other visitors included Ex-Governor
| !. q. Townsend selbyville: ex-Gover.
nor. s. s. Pcnnewill. Dover; Robert
c. Houston; State Senator G. -.
Murphy: Levy Court Commissioner
John w. sheldrakc; John c. Darby,
Frederick; Daniel J Layton. George.
town.
Judges were busy awarding prem
| lums I'm tho cattle. swine, horse and
poultry departments. special event
| which attracted considerable Rtten-
ton was the selection OF a champion
of all breeds The Judges, prof r. a.
Baker OF the University of Delaware
! r. DanltH Of WInterthur Farms. and
J. /. Dayett, of Coochs Bridge. after
considerable discussion of the merits
OF the various entries, finally selected
King Ormsby Rocchus. a two year
old regular pure bred Holstein. owned
by Harold Schebnger Of FELTON,
OF special interest IN the swine de-
partment was tho entry Of Norval
Pepper Of Soaford. in the COL Glass
Poland China boar. two years and
over This was big Chief. which weigh
cd pas pounds. II was awarded first
prize In its class. A number of flnf
specimens were shown by the Boys
and Girls Club, which was allotted q
section In the swine department.
Premium Awards.
Additional premium awards are an
nounced ae follows:
| Cattle Department
Best bull. years and over--E. j.
DerricksUn. Harrington, 500.
Bull between / and yenrs--TTs rolt
schabinger. FELTON,. $40, John Ander
SON. Milford. $40.
Bull calf under / year--Rober
WATSON. Pennington. $40
AYRSHIRE class. hull between en-,
years--Iiynn Caulk. woodsde. $40
AYRSHIRE class. bull calf under
e year--iYnn Chulk. Woodside. $40.
Championship bull of all breeds
Harold SchablnSer. Of FELTON,. Entry
King Or1usby Bocohus. Regular pur,
bred lIoStein, ear tag No. 1893. II
n. No 328s7s. horn July 2s. 1920. Th'
sire OF this bull Ia the well known Kini
OF the Ormebys The dam Ia n show
COW and has a good liet of A. II. q
records. Her sire. with three daughters
IL from the imported bull Woodcree
pietie. Her dam has n good official rec
ord and has fivc A. II. o. daughters
IIolstein close. COW years and owe
Charles Slgler Harrington, 500
Charles Sigler. }t2.
Holatein class. COW between 2 an
years--RObert Wason. Farmingtor
u 500: Robert Woson. Pennington, 81,
IieIfer calf under ono year--IIarol
Schabinger. FELTON,. $40: Robert Wa
f son. Pennington. So: Harold Schablne
or. FELTON,. IS.
a Heifer between l and 2 yeare--A
4 bort karlck. Harrington, $40; Harol
Schablnger. IS.
AYRSHIRE class COW years an
ovor-Lynn Caulk. woodslde. so
o Lynn Caulk. Woodside. SIP.
= AYRSHIRE class, heifer calf und,
o one ycar-Lynn Caulk, Woodside. 81
o Lynn Caulk. Woodside. So. Champion
e ship COW. all breeds--L. ID. Caul
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