15(i THE CONNECTICUT POMOLOGICAL SOCIETY. 



Sci^'cct Balclzi'in. 

 First Proniinm to G. W. Staples $ .aO 



Fanicuse. 

 First Prcinium to G. W. Staples •. . . $ .50 



ll'agciicr. 

 First Preniiuin to G. W. Staples $ .50 



Mcintosh. 



First Preiniuni to G. W. Staples | .50 



Tolinan Si^'cct. 



First Premium to 11. F. Savage Sons $ .50 



T little. 



First Premium to IT. E. Savage Sons $ .50 



Flushing Spitscnbiirg. 

 First Premium to II. K. Savage Sons $ .50 



Golden Rnssctt. 

 I'^irst Premium In 1 1. V.. Savage Sons $ .50 



Cl.^ss V. 



Best Sinc;le Pl.\te of Pf..\rs. 



Anjoti. 



V\r^[ Prtinium lo II. F. Savage Sons $ .50 



J^icar. 

 I'^irst Premium lo II. I'l. Savage Sons $ .50 



Class VL 

 Best Packed axu Most Attractive Package ALkrket Apples. 



First Premium to A. B. Cook (Baldwin) $2.00 



( While this hox of fruit is awarded First Premium, it is done so 

 expressly because of being the best packed and most attractive 

 package and the most desirable market apple for this section.) 



ADDITIONAL DISPLAYS. 



Chas. E. Bassett, Fennville, Mich., exhibit of King, Red Canada, North- 

 ern Spy and other apples, which are especially attractive on account of 

 size and color. 



U. T. Cox, Rockwood, O., exhibited line specimens of the Rome 

 Beauty apple of high color and fine quality. 



Geo. A. Woody of Colorado exhibited fine specimens of Arkansas 

 Black, Newtown Pippin, Jonathan, Spitzenburg, Arkansas Beauty and 

 other Colorado-grown apples which deserve special mention for color, size 

 and firmness. 



The Connecticut Agricultural College exhibited 61 varieties of apples, 

 from the earliest to the latest. The exhibit as a whole shows conclusively 

 that the soil of Connecticut is particularly adapted to growing apples and 

 especially the Baldwin. The College fruit shows the value of spraying and 

 careful handling, and the College otificials deserve great credit for furnishing 

 such a list for the benefit of the fruit growers of Connecticut. 



Orlando Harrison, Berlin. Md. 

 Henry D. Lewis, Anandale. N. Y. 



