New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1917, Page 11

i) NEW BRITAIN HERALD. NEW BRITAIN CONNECTICUT. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1917. Vegetables. Best Display—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, R. F. Cawtem, Bloomfield; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 4th, Howard Taylor, Chatham. One-half bushel Potatoes—1st, Ir- win F. Parker, Poquonock; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Beets: One Long Red Mangel—1st, Charles Chapel, Meriden; 2nd, Wil- liam J. Simpson, Plainville; 3rd, George C. Clark, Kensington. Mangel, 3% sugar—Ist, Sheppard, Danbury. Eclipse—1st, Willis A. Lane, Burn- slde; 2nd, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 3rd, Howard S. Sheppard, Danbury. Long Dark Red—1st, Wright Silk- man, Mill Plain; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, R. F. Coyt, Bloomfield, Egyptian—I1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, ‘West Reading; 3rd, Howard P. Shep- perd, Danbury. Table Sugar—1st, Howard P. Shep- perd, Danbury; 2nd, Oliver XK. Driggs, Vernon; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Jersey Wakefield—1st, Wm. M. Worthington, New Britain; 2nd, Oli- ver K. Driggs, Vernon; 3rd, A. A. Blakesley, Wallingford. Savoy—I1st, Howard P. Shepperd, Danbu 2nd, Oliver K. Driggs, Ver- non. Red Rock—1st, Howard Shepperd; 2nd, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon. Copenhagen Market—1st, Wm. M. Howard Worthington, New Britain; 2nd, Wm. , Blakeslee. Early Simmer—1st, James ing, Wheatque. Danis Bald Head—1st, A. A. Blake- sley, Wallingford; 2nd, James Stock- ing, Wheatque; 3rd, A. A. Blakesley, ‘Wallingford. Carrots: Long Orange—1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Danvers, 3 long—2nd, Wm. Simp- son, Plainville; 3rd, Ervine F. Par- ker, Poquonock. Ox Heart—I1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon H. Shepherd, Danbury; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son. White Belglan—1st, H. P. Shep- perd, Danbury; 2nd, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon. Short White—1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading;- 2nd, H. P. Shep herd, Danbury. Celery: = Self-blanching—1st, R. F. Kaut, Bloomfield; 2nd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury. White Plume—1st, R. F. Kaut, Bloomfield; 2nd, Howard Sheppherd, Stock- - PREMIUMS Cawte, Bloomfleld; 2nd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury. Hollow Crown—1st, R. F. Cawte, Bloomfield; 2nd, Wm. J. Simpson, Plainville; 3rd, Wm. Worthington, New Britain. Peppers: Chinese Glants—1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 3rd, R. F. Cawte, Bloomfield. Large Yellow—1st, H, P. Shepherd, Danbury; 2nd, R. F. Cawte, Bloom- field; 3rd, James Stocking, Weatque. Large Red—1st, Willis A. Lane, Burnside; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Dan- bury; 3rd, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon. Potatoes: Collection—1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Red Bliss Tryon—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Beauty of Hebron—1st, J. J. Haw- ley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 3rd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury. Early Bovie—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Burpees Extra Early—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Big Crop—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, ‘West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Carmen No. 1.—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury. Potatoes: Carmen, No. 3—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Early Harvest—I1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury. Early Vermont—2nd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury. Empire State—I1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury. Eureka: extra early—Ist, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, G. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, ‘West Reading. Early Northern—I1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury. Early Ohio—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Early Rose—1st, Oliver K. Drigsgs, Vernon; 2nd, Geo. C. Clark, Kensing- Danbury; 3rd, Mrs. Frank Orsie, Ken- sington. Celery. Pink Plume—1st. R. F. Kaut, Bloomfleld; 2nd. Howard Sheppherd, Danbury. Golden Heart—1st. R. K. Kaut, Bolomfleld; 2nd. Howard Sheppherd, Danbury. Turnip Rooted—1st. Howard shep- pherd, Danbury; 2nd. Edward Eg- gert, Middletown. Citron—1st. Oliver K. Driggs, Ver- non; 2nd. Howard Sheppherd, Dan- bury; 3rd William Worthington, New Britain. Sweet Corn. Farly Corey—I1st. Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd. Howard Sheppherd, Danbury; 3rd. R. F. Kaut, Bloom- fleld. Early Crosby— 1st. G. W. Codair, Rocy Hill; 2nd Howard Sheppherd, Danbury; 3rd. J. J. Hawley & Son, East Reading. Evergreen—: Vernon; 2nd. West Reading: Middletown. Black Mexican—1st. F. B. Bailey, Durham. Gold Driggs, Vernon; pherd, Danbury; Durham. Champion Codair, Rocky Oliver K. Driggs, J. J. Hawley & Son, 3rd. R. S. Hubbard, Bantam—1st. Oliver K. 2nd. Howard Shep- 3rd. F. B. Bailey, Second—1st. Hill. Gourds. ‘West Egg—I1st. Mrs. Frank Orsie, Kensington. Pear Shape—1st. Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon. G. W. Musk Mellon Hackensack—1st. Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd. H. P. Sheppherd, Dan- bury; 3rd. A. A. Blakesley, Walling- ford. Rockford—1st. Oliver K. Drigsgs, Vernon; 2nd. Howard Sheppherd, Danbury. Proudequit—1st. ‘Wallingford. Osage—1st. A. Iingford. Gold Coin—1st. ‘Wallingford. Golden Queen—1st. A. A. Blakeslee, ‘Wallingford. A. A. Blakeslee, A. Blakeslee, Wal- A. A. Blakeslee, Onions. Red Globe—1st. Howard Shep- pherd, Danbury; 2nd. R. F. Cawte, Bloomfield; 3rd. Edward Eggert, Mid- dletown. Yellow Globe—1st. Ervine F. Par- ker, Poquonock; 2nd. Edward Eggert, Middletown; 3rd. F. B. Bailey, Dur- ham. Onions: Cawte, Bloomfield; Shepherd, Danbury Driggs, Vernon. TLarge Red P. Shephe Fiske, Berlin; Middletown. Price Take—--1st, Edward Eggert, Middletown; 2znd, Howard Shepherd, Danbury; 3rd, R. S. Cawte, Bloom- field. Early Red Flat—1st, Howard Shep- herd, Danbury; 2nd, F. B. Bailey, Durham White Silver King—1st, Cawte, Bloomfield; 2nd, P. B. Durham. Parsnips: White Globe—1st, R. F. 2nd, Howard d, Oliver K. Wethersfield—Howard Danbury; 2nd, S. A. ~ea, Baward Eggert, B, E, Bailey, Long Smooth—1st, R. F. ton; 8rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Freeman—2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, ‘West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Great Divide—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Dan- bury; 8rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Gold Coin—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Green Mountain—1st, Oliver XK. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Maggie Murphy—I1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 3rd. H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Manistee—1st, Oliver K. Driges, Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. New Queen—1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury! 2nd, Oliver K. Driggs, Ver- non; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Norcfoss—1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; ?nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, ‘West Reading. Uncle Sam—1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 2nd, J. J. Hawleq & Son, West Reading I Sign Bagleys—2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Rural New Yorker—l1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd. Danbury; 4rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Potatoes, Rochester Rose—I1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Sir Walter Raleigh— Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 3rd, J.J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. State af Maine—I1st, Oliver K. Late Petisky—1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading: 2nd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury; 3rd Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon. Thoroughbred—1st Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Dan- bury; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. White Star—1st, Danbury; 2nd, West Reading. White Bliss—2nd, Danbury. Norton Beauty—1st, Oliver Drig Vernin; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, W Reading; 3rd H. P. Stepherd, Danburs Double Yielder—1st, Oliver Driggs, Vernon;; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 3rd. H. P. Shepherd, J. J. Hawley & Son, H. P. Shepherd, Vernon; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Da: bury; 38rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Largest Potato—1st H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 2nd Wright Silkman, Mill Reading. Largest Onion—1st, H. P. Shepherd, { Danbu nd, F. B. Bailey, Durham Largest Cabbage—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernan: 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, i+ Danbury. Largest Squash—1st 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, . Wilc . Kensington, Largest PumpKin—1st Peter Ma. Danbury; Oliver K. 1 Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, C. C. Corbey, I Danbury; Driggs; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. | | Rocky o Early 6 Weeks—1st Oliver K. Driges | Plain; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West | | Montelair, N. J.; ‘Wallingford. Special Pumpkin—2nd, MacDonold, Wallingford. Pumpkins; Large Field—1st, Blokeslee, Wallingford; 2nd, Hawley & Son, West Reading. Sweet Pie—1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 2nd, Oliver Q. Driggs, Ver- non; 3rd, Westel A. Noftan, Berlin. Crook Neck—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, ‘Vernon; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Dan- bury. Squash: Collection—1st, J. J. Haw- ley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, Oli- ver K. Driggs, Vernon; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury, ‘White Bush Scallop—I1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 2nd, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 3rd, James Stock- ing, Weatque. Yellow Bush Scallop—1st, Ollver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, R. F. Cawte, Bloomfeld; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Fordhook—1st, James Stocking, Weatque; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Dan- bury; 3rd, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon. Green Hubbard—1st, R. §. Hub- bard, Middletown; 2nd, A. A. Blake- sley, Wallingford; 3rd, H. P. Shep- herd, Danbury. Marble Head—1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Mammoth Chilla—1st, J. J. Haw- ley & Son, West Reading. Pikes Peak—1st, H. P. Danbury. Pineapple—1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Red Hubbard, 1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Summer Crook Neck—Ist, A. A. Blakesley, Wallingford; 2nd, S. A. Fiske, Berlin; 3rd, James Stocking, Weatque. Marrow—I1st, H. P. Shepherd, Dan- bury; 2nd, R. S. Hubbard, Middle- town. Delicata—1st, ‘Wallingford. Tomatoes: Collection—1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, | R. F. Cawte, Bloomfield; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Acme—1st, R. F. Cawte, Bloom- field; 2nd, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 3rd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Beauty—I1st, R. F. Cawte, Bloom- field; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. | Earlina—ist, H. P. Shepherd, Dan- bury; 2nd, R. F. Cawte, Bloomfield; 3rd, L. A. Lane, Burnside. | John Bauer—1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 2nd, R. F. Cawte, Bloom- field; 3rd, M. L. Fennell, Hartford. Livingstone Globe—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon: 2nd, R. F. Cawte. | Bloomficld; 3rd, Erwin P. Porter, Po- . quonock. Golden Queen—1st, Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon; 2nd, F. R. Cawte, Bloomfield; 3rd, J. J. Hawley & Son, | West Reading. Tomatoes: Jewells Barly—1st, P. Shepherd, Danbury; 2nd; R Cawte, Bloomfleld; 3rd, Erwine Parker, Poquonock. Livingstone—1st, Bloomfield; 2nd, Danbury. Matchless—1st, Oliver K. Drigss, | Vernon; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Dan- bury; 3rd, Hanes Stocking Weapque. ' Champion—1st, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury; 2nd, R. F. Cawte, Bloom- field; 3rd, Wm. J. Simpson, Plain- ville. Perfe tich—Ist, Bloomfield; 2nd, Danbury. Comet—T1st, 8rd, Macdonold, A, A. J. J. Shepherd, A. A. Blakeslee, T F. P, 34 Hoth P F. Cawte, Shepherd, . B, F. Cawte, H: Shepherd, J. J. Hawley & Son, 2nd, R. F. Cawte H. P. Shepherd, West Reading; Bloomfield; 3rd, Danbury. Peerless—1st, R. F. Cawte, Bloom- field; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd. Danbury. Ponta Rosa—1st. R F. Cawte, Bloomfield; 2nd, H. P. Shcpherd, Danbury; 3rd, Mrs. Frank Orsie, Kensington. i Stone—1st, R. F. Cawte, Bloom- field; 2nd, M. E. Hastings, Windsor, | 3rd, Edwine F. Parker, Poquonock. Cable Queen—I1st, R. F. Cawte, Bloomfield; 2nd, H. P. Shepherd, Danbury. Triumph—1st, Danbury; 2nd, field. Trucjers Driggs, Vernon; Bloomficld; 3rd, Danbury. Wonderful—1st, 2nd, R. H. P Cawte, Shepherd, R. Bloom- Favorite—1st, Oliver K 2nd, R. F. Cawte, H. P Shepherq, -1 ! 7 P. Shepherd, Cawte, Bloom- ! field. | Peach—1st, R. F. Cawte, field; 2nd. A. B. Howard Belchertown, Ma: 3rd, G. Bloom- & Son, w. € | dair, Rocky Hill. Plum—1st, G. W. Codair. Rocky | Hill; 2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 3rd, A. B. Howard & Son Belchertown. Fordhook First—1st, ing Deapque, 2nd. Pear Shape—Ist, Hill; 2nd, ‘Weapque. Cherry—1st, G. W. Codair, Hill: 2nd. James Stocki Turnips—1st, White Shepherd. Danbury: Purple top white Shepherd, Danbury: Btocking Weapque: 3rd, Driggs, Vernon. Yellow globe rall—1st, H ehrd, Danbury; 2nd, Oliver K. Vernon. James Stock- & W James Codair Stocking, | | Rocky | Weapque. | Egg—1st, H.! nad. i ow—1st, H. P. !} 2nd. James Oliver B Turnips. Rutabaga White—1st. pherd, Danbury. Rutabaga, Yellow- pherd, Danbury; 2nd. Bloomfield. Rutabaga, Purple Pop. Sheppherd. Danbury. Watermelons. IFordhook—Ist. Oliver 10n Pinneys Early—1st. Driggs. Vernon; 2nd. R. Bloomtield. H. P. Shep-: H. P. R. . Shep- | Cawte, | 1st. H. P K. Driggs, Ve | K. ! Cawte, Oliver 3 Pages 11 ¢ —~——— T THE BERLIN FAIR Ice Cream—1st. Oliver K. Driggs, Vernon. Mountain Sweet—1st. Worthington, New Britain, Keeley Sweet—lst. A. A. Blakeslee, ‘Wallingford. Halbert Honey—1st. A. A. Blakes- lee, Wallingford. Tom Watson—1st. lee, Wallingford. Cabbage. Burpees Shorehead—1st. Stocking, Weapque. Brussels’ Sprouts—1st. James Stock- ing, Weapque. AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Barley. s 1-2 bushel—1st. Joel J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd. W. T. & J. K. Savage, Berlin. Barley Sheaf—1st. Joel J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd. Wright Sulkman, Mill Plain. Japanese—1st. Westell A. Norton, Berlin; 2nd. Joel J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. . Grey or Silver—1st. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Kentucky Wonder, 1 quart shell— 1st. James Stocking,Weatque. Corn, 1916 Crop. Peck white flinch shell—1st. J. J. Hawley, West Reading; 2nd. W. J. Wm. M. A. A. Blakes- James ——————————————————— e e et e e e e Special Boys’ Corduroy Suits “Knickers” $7.50 Other Boys’ Suits Simpson, Plainville. Peck yellow flint shell—ist. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Peck red flint shell—lst. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain; 2nd. J. J. Haw- White Dent—1st. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd. Wright Silk- man, Mill Plain. Yellow Dent—1st. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd. Wright Silk- man, Mill Plain. Red Dent—1st. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain; 2nd. J. J. Hawley & Son, ‘West Reading. Carolina and Lima James Stocking, Weatque. Calico Corn—1st. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain. Corn, 1916 Crop, 12 Ears. White flint—I1st. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain: 2nd. Westell A. Norton, Berlin; 3rd. J. J. Hawley & Son, ‘West Reading. Yellow Flint—1st. Wright Silk- man, Mill Plain; 2nd. Gully & Son, Rockville; 3rd. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Red flint—1st. Wright Silkman, Beans—1st. Mill Plain; 2nd. J. J. Hawley & Son, ‘West Reading. White Dent—1st. J. J. Hawley & B 2nd. Wright [ bard, ' Middletown: 3rd, Wi man, Mill Plain. Yellow. Rice -~ Pop-——1sf, Silkman, Mill Plain. White Pear] Pop—1st, J. | ley & Son, West Reading; 2nd Silkman, Mill Plain; 3rd, ¥ ‘Worthington, New Britain. Blue Pop—I1st, J. J. Hawle: Son, West Reading; Silkman, Mill Plain. Yellow Dent—lst. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd. Westell A. Norton, Berlin; 3rd Wright Stlkman, Mill Plain. Red Dent—1st. Wright Silkman, Mill Plain; 2nd. J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. White Flint—2nd, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading. Yellow Flint—1st. J. B. McLean, 'Simsbury; 2nd Willls Lane, Burnside; 3rd, F. B. Bailey, Durham. Red Flint—1st. Willis A. Lane, Burnside; 3rd S. A. Fiske, Berlin. Yellow Dent—1st, M. W. Wilson, Queen Golden Pop ley & Son, West R M. Worthington, cw Wright Silkman. Mill Plain. Bron-e—1lst, Wright Silk Plain; 2nd, I. J. Hawley & Reading. Tom Thumb—1st, I. J. 34 New Britain; 2nd, W. J. & T. M. Sav- age, Berlin. Sweet Nose—1st, Wm. J. Simpson. 1916 crop, 12 ears, White Cap, Yellow Dent—1st J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, Wright Silkman, Mill Plain. Varigated Dent—1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, Wright Silkman, Mill Plain. Large Ensilage Dent—1st, W. J. & T. M. Savage, Berlin. ‘White Rice Pop—1st, J. J. Hawley & Son, West Reading; 2nd, R, S. Hub- Son, West Reading; Woaorthington, New Wright Silkman, Mill Plain, Crep 1%17, Corn: To stalks—Ist, M. [. Wilson, Ne ain; 2nd, Jaseph Wilwski, ton; Ird, W. I. & T. M. Sawvay Iim. Flour, 10 pounds, Rye—Ii Hubbard, Middletown. One-half bushel Oats—Ist,] Hawley & Son, West Resdin (Continued on Following P For the Whole Family Values that Will Stand Comparison We take pleasure in showing the new styles selected for your ap- proval this season. You will find them correct in every detail and up to the high quality standard always maintained by this store. - Coats All sizes, ma- terials, styles and colors. The New Waists 98¢ to $5.50. Dresses $10.00 $27.50 New Fall Skirts $1.50:t0 $10.00. For all occa- sions — street, house and even- ing wear. $10.00 to $35.00 Value in New Fall Suits and upward to $25.00 A new suit at $15.00 or upward means correspond- ing value in every case, and a saving of money in many instances, together with the advantages offered in our easy weekly payment plan. WE WELCOME NEW ACCOUNTS YOUR SUIT NOW GATELY & BRENNAN 47 Main St., Near Franklin Sq., New Britain 1917 Crop, 12 Ears. West Reading. 1