Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
WOODSTOCK FAIR c1osnre pAy--
 AWARDS IN CATTLE SHOW


 woodstock. Bspf 1k-Gipen another good day. Q siscahle cloeing session crowd cnrne to the Woodstock fair today. The swsrms of people that attended Weakness say were missing, but cne attendance waa large and thcse who came found that rstfing about the grounds and exhibition building was e much easier task than on ths preceding day, and that the exhibita could be viewed more leisurely and with greater satiEfaction. Al the close of the fair Che ofleials expressed themselves as pleased with the nssssra of success t had attained. The stterda nee was not quite up to last year sn the big day. as indicated by a falling s9 of about $500 at the box oflice. but ff,s has proved true throughout the cur rrnf year with all manner of exhibitions and outdoor attractions
 xh.s year the cattle show vas one of the best seen at the grounds in years. A number of the towns of the county were represented in the exhibits in this depart msnt and the pFiss awards earned are srattered through wide territory.
 Tn the registered Holsteln division nu- uerous awards went to animals exhibited by E. c. Rogers of Mantup farm. Putnam Nr Rogers received hrBts on q 3 year old bull. on year old COW. on herd bull and four cows, on year old hsifer. on heifer calf, on 3 year heifer, year heller. seconds on 1 year helfsr. heifer calf and year e0ws thirds on 1 year calf, yea~ COW, heifsr cs1f fourth on feifa- "a RfFh on hsifer eaN
 U e yVs--a- .astford received htc a--ss- s--- seconds on grade Hol- rfes-- M Williams of South Wood s,cond on year old heafer.
 .n registsred Jerseys, H. B. Buell. ot Ea-sfors was awarded seven hrsts and eu-o seccnds Howard c. Bradford of Putnam was given a second award on his . year old Jersay heifer. A first award for a year grade Jersey hetfer vent 10 " c. Child of Woodstock
 Tn the registered Devon division. nine arvtg and six seconds went to O. B. Car .psntsr of Eastford. and in the grade Dsvons division four frsts and one Sec- ond went to Mir. Carpenter.
 In ths trade Ayrahirs aivisisn. first nward for year ola bull was given to F,vsrfll James of Knlingiy. Also on reg fzsr-ed Ayrshfres, Howard Barge0w of BiHngiy received hrst award for 1 year buIi. hrst for year bun and first for bun under months. He also received . larsa Ruard for i year heifex. gerond for is y.ar heifer. third for 1 year helfer, rfourth for year heifer.
 On FT7ds Ayrshires. Evert11 James Q. esaved hrsts on two 1 year heifers. first on helfsr calf and second on heller calf c D. Arnold. Putnam, showing regia esred GuernseyS received hrst on 1 year bufl, rrst on year COW. first on heifer ealf. third on hsifer calf The NEkoiofl farm. Putnam. Ayrshires, received first an year heifer. T. A Marley. Pomfret Center, received arst on Guernsey bull calf. ". c. CAild. Woodaock. was swzrded first for 2 var Ayrshire bull fourth for year COW, fourth for heifer calf s. H. PecthAm. Wocdstock, sec oud for year bull John R stromberg Abtugtoa- third for year bull. for GOV ysars and over, first for heifsr years ssc0nd for hsifer calf
 Tn EraEs GuernseyS the Nfkolof farm rscstvsd one first award and two thirds T. A. Manlsy. two seconds and one third ". C. Child. Woodstook. two firsts, tive seconds, one third. one fourth; s. M Peckhzn. three firsts. three seconds, one third.
 An incident of the racing, one of the pleasing features of the fair. was the breaking of the track record Wednesday hy Henry R.. brown gelding owned by Merle Marsey of Southbridge. Henry R cut the record from 2.37 s-l, established by hInsslf at the fair in 1920, to a.aII-2 r9is horse was the winner of the free. for-all over track that was In the best condition at Woodstock for years
 There wers six starters in this raca which was marked by a crash on the track in one heat and later by a clash be. tween the two interested drivers at the tables
 The resuft of Wednesdays races wal ls folloEs:
 7-so class, purse s1oe:
 Patience Voia. b m. O. B. stsd-
 man. Lsfsyetta. R. l. l seorsstoEn. br 6. Arthur LA-
 throp. DayviTie zee. ...22 Woodchopper, D 6. Henry Auger,
 Futn4m ... s s Iittle Dictator, oh g. H. Dion.
 North Grosvsnordals .... sS Viola McDuglaS, ch m. Amos
 Lincoln. Wiihmantic .... seI Attie Girl. Er m. Horace Rood
 Smith, South Windham ...4&
 Iime-2.So, 2.2s IA, 2.2s 1-2.
 Free for all, purse s200:
 Fay Boy. g. J. A. GiRgre@
 Oxford. Mass. .... .l @ndale. b m. Joseph Gsvry,
 Dudley Mass. .... 9 as Senry R. br g. Merle Mar
 Sey. southhridge Mass. li tlmous Nutwood, E, J..
 Flood. Dayviile
 Time-2.25 s-4. 2.25. s.sT 1-2, 2.24 l.;
 Attractions that helped make the fair
 neeess began to move of the ground ate Thursday afternoon Some of th exhibits go to Sturbridge, others to Wa teroury. and still others to other fairs i southern New England.
 Notning objectionable was allowed q
 s grounds this year. State police car, .uILy supervised all the activities of thoe hat could reasonably ta oo1,rtsI.. .I..i' Aeout was permitted.