Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-12
THE POULTRY EXHIBITION.

The Opening at Music Hall at 10
O'Clock This M0rning-Over Eleven |
Hundred Entrtes-A Look Mt the Ex.
hibition Last Evening-A Brilliant |
Success Indicated.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the fourth |
exhibition of the New Haven Poultry as
ISOLATION opens at Music hall and will con-
tinue until Monday evening. The exhibit
ton will be open from 10 a. m. until 10 p.
m. each day. There are over !, 100 entries
and the exhibition promises to be of great
interest.
The hall has been very prettily decorated
with flags and bunting and presents
handsome appearance. The coops are ar
ranged on tables in long rows extending
the entire length of the hall. Albert
storer of New Haven exhibits coops of
| Plymouth Rocks. One bird only six
months old weighs 10a pounds.
A. N. Fsrnhsm Of Westville exhibits
white Holland turkeys, ducks and geese.
His exhibit is fine one.
| FL. Edwards exhibits 90 single combed
white leghorns. His is the largest exhibit
of this variety and will undoubtedly be a
| prize winner.
| @. P Jordan of West Haven, president
| of the association, exhibits very fine
| white leghorns.
J.E. Iunson of Fair Haven exhibits 80
Lsngshans.
g. A. Ballou of Worcester, Mass, exhib-
it's dark brahmas.
| W. A. Pease of Middletown exhibits 16
dark brahmas which will probably take a
prize.
golden pheasants, game hunting bird.
These make rare and beautiful exhibit
ton.
Frank E. Fowler of Meriden exhibits
white Plymouth rookie.
w. Dorking exhibits buff Pekin ban
tams in a fancy gilded cage, which presents
very pretty ap oearanoe.
WA. Pease of Middletown exhibits 16
partridge ooohins finely bred.
R. g. Burlington of Fall River, Mass.
exhibits buff Pekins, and Mr.. Seely of
Bridgeport exhibits 8 of the came breed.
E. M. Hunt of Ansonia exhibits silver
| eeabright bantams in brass cage.
Mr.. Hendricks of Birmingham exhibits
golden seabrights.
@. P. Jordan of West Haven also exhib
its some very handsome white crested
| Wh1e6 HOll6Q O8QC6hS.
Mr.. J. B. Robertson of New Haven ex
hibits some Chinese pheasants-a fine
sight.
Wooster P. Ensign of New Haven exhib
its "a high-class black Minorcas, which
ia the largest exhibit of the kind. They
were winners at Meriden, Hartford snc
New Haven at previous exhibitions.
The greater part of the fancy fowls ar
exhibited in the gallery, while the mali
hall is devoted to the standard varieties.
Wilbur Thomas of Hsmden will furnisl
turkey for prizs guessing contest. Th'
, turkey weighed A4 pounds on the day be
fore Thanksgiving, and the one that guesse
nearest its exact weight now gets the tur
/ key. Five cents a chance; twenty for 81
cubator with q capacity of 100; also
brooder.
The following are the officers and mem
} bers of the association:
. President-C. P Jordan.
Vice presidents-W. P. Ensign, w. A. Pease, a
, G. Agnew.
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Treasurer-Alex Craig.
Finance committee-W. a. Robinson, F. L. Et
= | wards, W. r. Kirkwood
Executive commttee-D. g. Sanford, G. "
: The members are: A. @. Agnew, Charles "
Bunnel, Alex ''raig, D; NJ. Davis, W. ?. EDsigl
Jd aasards A + Fft1s% y JGsdaP Rr5
wood, J. E. Munaon, r. j. McCieve /
1: Newton, j. F. Nettleton, Louis L. Eortol
q Riley W. n. Robinson, D. c. Sanford, H.
Stadtmiller. Edward A. Todd G. H. Wakelee, {
H. s Wsles, , Albert stsrer, W e. , Dorkmns
Judges-G. 8. Pratt, R. G. Burlington, ]. J
| BickneIl, j. D. Nevius.