The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-04-25
CLOSE or THE CAT sH0W.
Fair Attendance Last Evening--Prizes
Awarded-Mr. Rollo of Springfield Was
the Judge-Some of the Prize Tabbies.

the Judge-Some of the Prize Tabbies.
A good attendance was present last
evening at the closing night of the cat
show in Union armory. The cats were
judged yesterday by Mr.. Rollo of
Springfield, and the prizes awarded
We're as follows:
No. 16, "Joe Jenkins" owned by Mrs.
E. D. Joy of Cambridge, Mass. First
prize for solid black Angora; silver
cup.
No. %, "Jack Pushaw," owned by
Miss Estelle Darton of this city. First
prize for yellow Angora; gold and sill
yer vase.
No. 1, "Nicodemus," owned by John
N. Champion. First prize for black
Manx; vase.
No. 23, "rrix," owned by Mrs. III. S.
Daley, city. Special prize for blue and
gray native.
Nos. 25 and 26. "Tingle' and "Buffy,"
owned by Mrs. G. M. Woodruff, city.
Special prize for best pair red and
white tabby; soap box.
No. ., "Maxy," owned by Nelson
Adams, city. First prize for gray and
white tabby; gold and silver vase.
No. 33, 'Romulus," Mrs. L. Turnbull,
Boston. First prize for white and
black Angora; silver cup.
No. So, Thomas X" owned by L. D.
Chidsey, city. First prize for heavy
weight; gilt and silver vase
No. so, "Melba," and kittens, owned
by Mrs l.. L. Stoddard, CITY, First prize
for best decorated cage; silver cup.
No. IS, Senator" owned by c. F.
Messenger, city. First prize for solid
blue; gold and silver vase.
No. so, Tags Mrs. Martha w.
Hewitt city. First, handsomest cat;
silver cup.
No. go, yale" owned by Mrs. d. Lip
pincott city. First prize for blue and
white native; gold and silver vase.
No "a, Jersey" Miss Kate Clark of
Auburn, Mass. First prize for solid
No. 100, Kate" DR.. Ross, city.
First prize for gray tabby; silver soap
box.
No. "a, "Tom. the Fire King" DR.. A.
H. Babcock. First prize for homeliest,
silver cup
No. I, 'Tattles" owned by Mrs E.
Hill, city. Special prize for solid white
| native; soap box.
No. Sc, Joe Hooker" owned by
Joe Burkitt Merit prize for solid white
native; souvenir spoon.
No. 70, "Topsy,' owned by George H.
Burkitt city First prize for solid
black native; gold and silver vase.
No. IS, Tiger Mrs. s. Gardner Of
Holyoke, Mass. Special prize for gray
tabby; silver salt.
No. Sc, Polly" and three kittens,
owned by Mrs. J. H. Scranton of Fair
Haven Special for Angora cat and
| kittens; silver soap box.
No. 40, Minister owned by Mrs. NJ.
A. Barnes, city, Special for blue and
white native; silver button hook.
Nos S7-SS, Tucker and "Sankey,"
and four kittens. Special prize for best
cage of cats and kittens; silver soap
box. Cats owned by H. Blumly
of Northampton, Mass.
No. "a, Mig" Mrs. G. e. Bradley.
Second prize for solid black native;
souvenir spoon.
No. Al, 'Tabby," owned by Mrs. NJ A.
Barnes, city. Merit prize; silver spoon.
Nos. 42-43, Jack" and GILL;" Mrs NJ
A. Barnes. Merit prize; souvenir spoon.
No 2, "Ace Of Spades" John N.
Champion. Second prize for Manx;
souvenir spoon.
No. 5, Mustard" owned by Judd's
lunch ROOM Second prize for gray tab
by; souvenir spoon.
No. 6, Sunset" DR.. A. H. Babcock.
city Merit for black, yellow and white
native; souvenir spoon.
No. 8, "Nippins," Mrs. E. HILL city.
Merit for solid white native
No. 8, "Tim,' William S. Gendall.
Special merit for blue and gray native;
souvenir spoon.
No. II, "Flossy,'' Mrs. E. D. Joy, Cam
bridge, Mass. Merit for black and
white Angora; souvenir spoon.
No. IS, "Yellow Boy" Mrs. CT. Wright,
city. Merit prize for yellow and white
native; souvenir spoon.
No. 81, Peter" Mrs. J. B. Sorge city.
Special for gray, tabby and white; sill
yer bottonhook.
| No. 20, "Blackey," Nelson Adams,
city Merit for black and white native;
| souvenir spoon.
No. 80, Fluffy" Mrs. L. Turnbull,
Boston Second prize for black Ango-
! ra: souvenir spoon.
No. 81, "Titwillow," Mrs L. Turnbull,
| Boston. Second for black and white
Angora; souvenir spoon.
No. 32 PUSSY" Mrs. L. Turnbull,
Boston. Special for blue and white An
CORA; souvenir spoon.
No. "a, "Remus," Mrs. L. Turnbull,
Boston Special for black, white and
| yellow Angora.
No. a. Handsome Dan," P. B.
| Schurman. Merit for yellow and white
native; souvenir spoon.
| No. As, Regina" Mrs. L. Turnbull,
| Boston. First prize for gray and white