Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-24
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Morning, Jan. 24. 1881.
Local News.
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The Poultry Exhibit.

Additional Premiums Awarded-Good
 Attendance on saturday-The Exhibf-
 tiOn to Close To-nfght.
 The poultry exhibition was continued at the Atheneum on Saturday The attendance on Saturday evening was large and those present expressed much satisfaction The incubators, as on former days and evenings, were one of the prominent places of attrac- tion- The exhibition will positively close this evening at 10 o'clock, and those who have not already done so should improve the opportunity, to-day and evening, to witness the finest display of poultry and pigeons ever given in the State. As will be seen by our police reports, the thief who stole the game fowl has been caught.
 The following additional premiums were awarded Saturday: Silver Polish fowls, 1st and special Geo. W. Field Brockton, Mass. 2d, D. c. Warehouse chicks, 1st, George W. Field, Brockton, Mass; 2d, Walter 0. Oviatt, New Haven; Houdan fowls, 1st, D. c. Waterhouse, New Haven; chicks, 1st and special and best collection, D. c. Water house, New Haven; Crevcours fowls, 1st and special, c. K. Bond, Oakyille; ducks Cayugas, 1st and special, F. W. Babcock. New Haven; White Muscovys, 1st and 2d and special, D. c. WaterhouSe; Colored Muscovys, 1st, D. c. Warehouse; 2d and 3d. Morgan Pierson, Clinton Aylesburys, 1st 2d and special, David Marchan, Meriden; Rouens, 1st and 2d, D. c. Warehouse, Pekns, 1st David Marchan, Meriden 2d, Henry F. Meacham, Stratford j; Sd, S. L. Lincoln, West Haven; Bronze Turkeys, old, 1st and 2d, Sherman Hartwell, Wash ington, Conn.,; young, 1st and 2d, Sherman Hartwell, Washington, Conn. White Hol- land Turkeys, list, c. E. Osborn, Stepney l; 2d, c. A. H. Bright, Bridgeport; Embden 2d, s. l.. Lincoln, West Haven Gray China Geese, 1st and special, Edward A. Todd, New Haven; Wild Geese, 1st and special, Morgan Pierson, Clinton, Conn. White China, 1st and special, Daniel Marchan, Meriden, Conn. 7; Pearl Guineas, 1st, C. K. Warehouse, New Haven ; White Guin- eas, 1st, Todd and Beebe, New Ha- ven; 2d w. W. Walker, Bridgeport !; Silver Gray Dorkings, fowls and chicks 1st, Henry F. Meacham, Stratford Colored Dork- ing fowls, 1st and special, V. A. Blakeslee, Winsted Black Rose Comb Bantams, 1st and 2d on fowls, F. A. Chase, New Haven ; 1st, F. A. Chase Black Cochin fowls, 1st, c. P. Nettleton, Birmingham; 2d, William G. White Chicopee. Mass. Sd. c. K Bond chicks, 1st, C.. P. Kettle vile sd, wm. c. White, Chicopee Falls ; White Cochin Fowls, 1st and two specials F. W. Babcock, New Haven; 2d, F. A. Sayles, Pawtucket, R. I. Sd, 0. K. Bond Oakville; chicks 1st, F. A. Sayles: 2d F. W. Babcock; Light Brahmas, fowls, 1st, T. H. Wheeler, New Haven; 2d, c. M. Gilman, Southport; 3d, c. H. Payne, New Haven !; Black B. Red Game, Bantams, fowls, 1st and special, F. W. Babcock, New Haven; 2d, O. A. H. Bright, Bridgeport; chicks, 1st, F. A. Chase, New Haven 2d and 3d, R. G. Will son, Bridgeport; White Pile Game Bantams, chicks, 1st and 2d E. H. Newell, Springfield, Mass. ]; Red Pile Game Bantam fowls, 1st, R. G. Wilson; 2d, Charles H. Payne, New Haven; Silver Spangled Hamburgs, fowls, Sd, David K. Andrews, New Haven; chicks, 1st, 2d and special, David K. Andrews, New Haven Sultans, fowls, 1st, o. K. Bond !; chicks 1st and 2d, c. K. Bond; Angora Rabbits, 1st and 2d, F. w. Babcock, New Haven; Belgian flares, 1st and 2d, Thomas H. Munson, Bridgeport All premiums are now awarded except upon Partridge Cochin and Dark Brahmas.