The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-05
YOUTHS HELD FOR HIGHER COURT
|WOLCOTT FAIR
 GREAT SUCCESS
Waterbury Men Took Prizes in Dog Show and
 Other Exhibits
LARGE ATTENDANCE

Weather conditions yesterday were just right for the Wolcott Fair and the attendance was large. Among the different exhibits the one that seemed to attract most attention was the one devoted to dogs, quite a few from Water bury holding prominent places in the award of prizes.
 The list of winners was as fol- lows:-
 American bull dogs-first, Ann Haggerty; Boston bull dogs-first, James Purcell, Waterbury, second, William Perkins, Waterbury; bitch es-first E. Clarke, Waterbury; puppy dogs-first Mrs E. E. Brown, East Hampton, (best Bos- ton from Connecticut. best male Boston puppy) second, Harry Frank. Waterbury; puppy bitches first E. Campbell Newington, second D. Carter; collies-first, Mrs J. J. Blanchard. Cheshire. second, Miss c. Marsh, Black Hall; bitches-first, Mrs J. J. Blanchard, Cheshire, second, Caroline Marsh, Black Hall.
 Puppy dogs-First, James Re- SdH, bSEpyy OCSOliuy Sal Marsh, Black Hall. Puppy dogs, PA Woodtick road, Waterbury. Cocker spaniel, first, Clough and Cowles, Waterbury, second, S. R. Macdonald, Wallingford. Bitches: First. Clough and Cowles; second, R. S. Leather; puppy dog, Clough and Cowles, Waterbury; puppy bitches: first, Clough and Cowles. Waterbury; Irish setetr, first, T. F. Riley, Watertown; puppy dog, first L. F. Habelka, Watertown; puppy bitch, F. W. Freudenthal, Darien; second, F. Habelka, Watertown; pointer, Dr Beere, Waterbury; bitches, W. . Godin, Waterbury; Peke bitches, Mrs Brown, East Hampton; pomeranian, Fred Dahl, Jr, East Haven; wire hair fox ter rier, E. Campbell, Newington; pup py bitch, E. Campbell, Newington. Among the prize winners in the many horse show classes were: R. F. Worden & Sons, Inc, A. H. Merriman & Sons, W. F. Stills and R. H. Barnes In the working horse class; June Cunningham, Joan Adams in the sadie horse class; Joan Adams in the class for chill dren under IT years of age. Camp brothers, Almon N. Perkins, H. J. Newbury. Ralph G. Warner and J.. B. Wakely were among the win ners in the working oxen and steer class.
 L. A. Pierpont, George L. De- Vaux, Maple Hill farm, c. W. Coe, Louis Barnes, Simeon Fox were among the leaders in the dairy de- partment.
 Among the leaders in the poul- try exhibits were Dwight L. Re- cor. Percy H. Tucker, John W. Ellis, Howard c. Stills, Mary T. Bailey. Ralph A. Seymour, Mrs W. Emmons, F. W. Fitch, Allan G. Provost, Howard Provost, Gem Poultry yards, David T. Pierson, Charles Bassett, John W. Ellis, C. Fred Newbury won in the swine class.
 Among the leaders in the fruit class were: Ralph A. Seymour Camp Bros, Bailey S. Richmond George F. Hare, Macdonald Or chards, Allan G. Provost, J. P Chamberlain. M. E. Pierpont. E. M. Scott. Winners in the flower classes included F. Welsriffin, Will liam Logee, Mrs L. H. DeLong, Frank Poirine, Bertha Wasley, George F. Hare and F. W. Grif- i fin.
 Prizes in the vegetable exhibit went to E. B. Hubbell, George F. Hare, Macdonald Orchard. Simeon Fox, Allan c. Provost, Camp Bros. Mrs Howard Somme. Charles H. Tucker, Bailey S. Richmond, D. J. | Edwards, J. P. Chamberlain, F. M. Gaylord. Winners in the grain class were Mrs W. L. Quinion, D. J. Edwards. Bailey S. Richmond. George F. Hare, Simeon Fox, AL Ian G. Provost, M. E. Pierpont, Mrs Howard Somme.
 Leaders in the food department included Mrs W. L. Quinion. Mrs S. Janser, Agnes M. Johnson. Mrs William Bigelow. Mrs Ethel Good son, Mrs Clifton c. Bissell, Mrs William Bigelow, E. L. Edwards, Mrs R. W. Tyler, Mrs Hattie Me- Cormack, Mrs R. W. Culver, Mill Plain Union church, Mrs Howard Gomme, Jennie Provost. Mrs R. W. Culver. Mrs E. L. Edwards and , Pearl Stills.
 John J. Garrigus and E. G. Converse were among the winners in the honey and bee class. Mrs S. Janser. E. A. Miller. Mrs Albert E. King. Mrs Josephine Hart, Mrs Clifton Bissell. Mrs William Bige- low, Mrs J. NJ. Reed were winners in the industrial art class. ! Among the winners in the junior