Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-15
PACHAUG GRANGE OPENS FAIR
 IN FIVE NEW BUILDINGS

green tomatoes, preserved carrot, black berry. peas, htickleberriss. cherries, straw- berries and faspberrses collection of [ { varieties.
 Mrs. c. T. Armstrong; recevied drsf premium for best bouquet of asters Mrs. Terry second on collection Of dahiias. secs ond 6n collection of Kladioii, afid second on best bouquet. Mrs. Edmond received special first premium on bouquet of larg- est variety of heFsrs. She had a coliec- ton of wild flowers and bouffuet of dass Has. Mrs M. L. Tanner weS awarded first prizes on collection Of dAhlias and Eiadion She exhibited bodquet of ass ters cosmos. narigolds, nasturtiums. pfii0x. snap-dragcn, sweet peas, petunia and verbenas. Margery Brewster col lection of asters.
 The flowers were judged by Rev. ". J. Reynolds.
 Mrs. Enama Terry exhibited walnut. white bride and gold and fruit cakes, raisin, ginger and plain cookies. Mrs Charles Armstrong had white and brown bread and two pounds butter. Mrs. J. F. Richardson freiess cooker bread. Mrs Karjola, Swedish coffee ring, jelly rolls and anise cookies and hermits. Esther Brink entered angel, fruit and faisin
  l Ffink huckleberry pie and drop biscuit Jewett City creamery. butter and cheese. Mrs. Emma Terry white bread and bis- l cult.
 l House No. Is ths dining han, in charge of Mrs. William Bitgood Thursdey a 1 fine dinner of cold boiled ham, salads, succ0tash, rolls pie, Ice cream and cof- l fee was served. Friday a chicken dinner Is planned and Saturday a elanlbake.
 Building No. Is In charge of william McNlco1 Entries are in charge of George Palmer. Facing the entrance is the Del co Electric lighting also electric water system, demonstrated by Cari w. Brown of Norwich
 In the center is Wedco Cozy Pipeless
 furnish in charge of Henry Olson of Jew
 cit City. Titan batters from Hyde and
 Fields of Jewett City are on charge oi
 s. Fairbanks, of Norwich.
 Tn the poultry exhibit in this buiiainr
 are three pens of White Leghorns, enter
 ed by F, L. Hanahaf; two pens barrec
 Rocks, 2 Anconia. 1 R. l., reds ant
 one pen turkeys by R. H. Young; i per
 ducks and 1 Barred Rocks from Ril Brook farm, by Wallin and Jajala-6 pen.
 of pigeons including fantalls. spiashet
 Jacobins, white horlers yellow Jacobins
 maltese pigeons, Jap siikies, golden sea
 brights, black Anconas, white crested black Polish and Jersey Giants, by H. H Avery; l pen black breasted red games : 1 silver spangled Hamburgs, Buff Co } ehi1s, 2 pens R. |. Reds with hen ant chicks, by ". C. Terry 1 pes White Wy
 andotte i pen Leghorns by I. A. Weav CT; pens Barred Rocks By Albert Key . holds; l pen Chinese geese: 1 pen Buf ,, Rocks by Alvin Douglass: 1 pen india1
 Raher ducks; pen guinea pigs, b.
 Theophile Pepin on spotted giant rabbi exhibited By Herbert Miller. Among the animals in the cattle she } are a horse and colt. a short Durham Bull, and two year old colt, entered b ; Chas, Armstrong. A Chester white SOY
 and litter of eight pigs and a two yea
 old colt by George Geer and yoke 0
 oxen by Alvin Douglass.
 ". P. Holmes exhibits the Globe cleo 7 tric outfit for farfns the New Way niikei . Stover engines. Ross blowers. Enc Silve
 exhibits an oil burner to be used insid either a cook stove or a heating stove
 Frank Burr exhibits Durant car. A Kewpie doll stand was conducte ! by Champlin & Thompson of Westerly. Phelps farm light and power plant froi ' J. P. Barstow Co, Norwich, was i : charge of A. P. Hardy.
 :. Pattiscn's Candy Kitchen Is In charge , : N A. King of New London The Lit \ Gem Soda and ice cream stand from Jew ett City Is looked after by Dariielson Sti # llvan and Bernard wschsler Morris Al
 derson has an exhibit of Hartford ba s teries and yedol motor oils and greas i. and, Ajax tires, He Is assisted by Cliffol h Bugbee. Daniel F. Finn, IT., furrish # music on the Edison. He is assisted 1 ,e George Davis.
 r. Thursday evening, Herbert Clark 0 Jh Boston gave q programme of varied cha 1f acter, which included musical tlufnbe s. and hutnorous selections.