Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-07
SUDDEN ELECTRIC STORM MAKES
 WRECK AT COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS

CT lEuIeahg and Announeer Connolly about 5.so o'clock.
 Norwich Horss wins Colt Race.
 Edith Day Watts. m, Joseph Be- dard, this city, took first money in the colt race, second money going to Peter Agan, 2nd, ch g, John Lafavem, Oc- cum. There were four starters in the event which went three straight heats. It was the first time any of the four horses had started.
 Edith Day Watts made an excellent showing, and barring accident should
 make name for herself in the racing world
 The summary;
 ] Colt Race. Purse ssea-
 Edith Day Watts, b m, Joseph Bedard. Norwich l
 Peter AgaH. 2nd ch g; John
 Lafavem 0ccum ...... 8 l Velette, D m, A. P. William.
 Aseanen 2
 Peter Coastman, Fred Burnham,
 Gothem, Conn A..
 Time 2.s4A 2.s4A, 2.ssA.
 The s.so Pace.
 The 2.20 pace went but three heats There were five starters in the race, iri-
 cluding two Norwich horses and a Pres ton horse. During the first heat in this event Henry R., and Patsy Chatham fought neck and neck for first place It was battle from start to finish but Henry R. pulled ahead on the last turn and came doypl the home stretch ahead of the Norwich horse. Henry R. lost out in the seeend heat. Patsy Chatham taking first place and Grover E. second. l In the third heat Henry R. finished first
 with Patsy Chtham g close second. In this heat Billy B, and camerton tied for fourth money
 Henry R. was awarded first money by
 the judges, Patsy Chatham getting sec
 ond money and Grover E. third. Billy B.
 and Camerton sfait fourth money as
 they were tied when the remaining heat
 of the race had to be called off. II The summary:
 2.20 Pace. Purse $58o-
 Henry R.. blk g, M. F March.
 T Southbridge ..i......,.... 1, 5 1
 Patsy Chatham, g, Henry ] Myott Norwich ......e 1 , Grover E., D g, G. ". Walker. Billy B, oh g. Joseph Bedard. z NeFWleA ..i..l.. Camerton, D g, c. E. Bates, AACoSOAi O -r Time 2.15A, 2.1sK. 2.1sh.
 Dead Heat in III Tros. Although there were but three start CTS in the 2.17 trot, this event provet : the most exciting of the four on tn,
 card. In the first heat Peter Review
 got the lead at the start and held it Q coming in first. with Remission a clos second. In the second heat Dewarett; : took the lead In the getaway and al 2 though Peter Review gave her a hart < race he was unable to close up the gal o and had to be content with second place
 Dewaretta winning the heat.
 The third heat proved the closest rae
 lof the afternoon. All three horses wer e closely grouped throughout the mIle Pc f ter Review and Dewaretta came dow | the home stretch, and passed the wir n neck and neck, So that it was impossi o ble for the judges to call them. Remif n sion was g. very close second The hea |. was announced as dead heat, with Re 0 mission behind the other horses. Tn 0 storm prevented the horses from comin If on for the fourth heat and by the judges e decision first money went to Peter Rs
 view. second to Dewaretta and third t z Remission.
 The summary:
 PIT Trot. Purse S5oe- | Peter Review, oh g, Joseph j. Bedard. Norwich ......... 1 , e Dewaretta. Ha, John A. Pil-
 gard, Hartford ........... Remission, blk m, H, B. Potter, Q Providence .........-.... 5 s Time 2.1sh, 2.14A. 2.Ish. t 't The 225 pace, which was the fins / event on the card. went but two heat 2 May Boy winning both. There wer v four starters First money, by tn
 judges decision, went to May Boy, sec
 ond to Reward M. third to Peter Tor d ment and fourth to AppeZp. ,s The summary:
 le May Boy. g, J. A. Gingrass, ox- Q Reward NJ, Henry Myott, Norwich 3 $ Peter Torment. Milton Mitchell $ Appislap, nensp,i's Blk E, Leon B. Fowler, n Time 2.19A, 2.1sh. IT The race officials were the same . Io on Tuesday:
 U Starter, D. H. Mulcahy Northampton 's Timers and judges, Elisha Waterman 5 Lebanon i; Chauncey MaeFarland. Will V mantle and Daniel Connelly Norwich
 Clerk of course, c. V. Pendleton, No
 wieh. Official announcer, Edward to Connolly. Norwich.
 ,a Athletic Program. ne There were eight events on the SD d. cial athletic program but only seven
 them were run off, as the last, the hu be de race, was cancelled when the stor an broke loose. The events were run ba between the race heats under the dire CT tion of Prentice W. Chase of Jewt re City. The events, entrants. winners al ,d prizes were as follows: as 100 yard dash (arnateur)-Jana
 Mara, Norwich. first silver cup; The aa dore Beule Jewett City, second, SC e1 cuff links. pin and tie clasp; H. | Is :. fave, Jewett City, third. umbrella N II. n peleon Liberte Jewett City R. Dav n9 Montvilie. Time, Il seconds flat. ns 1ao yard dash tprofessionaD m mns Coulard, Norwich State Hospital, fir 'ss leather suit case; James Murphy, Ia vile. second. casting pole; A. Mas ed Baltic. third, leather pocket book; nt Blagriffs. Norwich State Hospital. ne Mansfield. Norwich State Hospit as Time-le 1-2 seconds. re,d 22o yard dash tamateurl - Edws Y Murphy, PlainheId, first, sprint 'st shoes James Mara, Norwich, secol ne gold watch chain; Theodore Roule. Je rs- ett City, third, gold stick pin; NaRois
 Liberte, JeWett City, and R. Day ss- MontviIle. Time=s4 seconds. Its Quarter mile relay. open-Edw; ad Murphy, PlainAeld, first, traveiing bs ho F Ely, second travelling bag: nd Wragg, Norwich State Hospital. thi ras leather pocketbook R. Davis, Montyi ere Time-57 seconds.
 .ge 220 yard dash Confessional, Y ss. couillard. first. state hospital. sweat for James Murphy, Faftvills, second, g