The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-03

Connecticut Exhibitors and winners
More Than Seven Thousand Birds ON
Exhibition,

| Connecticut Exhibitors and Winners
(! More Than Seven Thousand Birds on
Exhibition.
The tenth annual exhibition of the
New York Poultry and Pigeon associa-
tion in Madison Square Garden exceeds
that of year ago in quality and num-
Der. There are seven thousand birds on
exhibition and nearly seven hundred
| classes to judge. There is complete
showing of everything that has to do
with the raising of pet fowls and fine
| barnyard birds for any purpose. The
exhibition of geese and turkeys is an es-
Decially fine one.
| The pigeon display is a grand one.
| These handsome birds occupy cages
that stand upon a broad promenade
built on top of the boxes surrounding
the main floor of the garden. There are
nearly two thousand birds shown. The
Judging in the Fan Tail class will be
warm, owing to the excellent specimens
shown.
These premiums were awarded Tues
day:
Light Brahma-Cock Louis r. Whita-
kerr Brighton, Mass; hen, Albert l..
Sessions cockerel, Albert l.. Sessions;
pullet, Albert l.. Sessions.
Dark Brahma-Cock, William A.
Peases Middletown, Conn; hen, Hemp
stead Farms; cockerel, Thorpe & Scott,
London Canada; pullet, Thorpe & Scott
London, Canada.
Buff Cochin-Cock, Oakland Farm,
Taunton, Mass; hen, Oakland Farm;
coclserel, Oakland Farm; pullet, Oak
land Farm.
Partridge CochinJCock, George w.
Mitchell; cockerel G. w. Mitchell; pull
let, G. W. Mitchell; pullet, G. w. Mitch
ell.
Black Cochin-Cock, F. w. Mercer,
New London, Conn; hen, r. P. Thomp-
son. cockerel r. P. Thompson; pullet,
r. P. Thompson.
White Cochin-Cock, A. Reinhardt,
Orange, N. Y; hen. A. Reinhardt; cock
erel, F. A. Purdy; pullet, r. B. Mllard.
Buff Orpington-Cock, l.. p. Bowlby,
Port Morris, N. r.. hen, James s.
Warne.
White Wyandotte-Hen, James For
sythe Oswego, N. Y; cockerel, James
Forsythe; pullet. Lebanon Poultry
Yards
Any Color Java--Cock, Richard Oke,
London Canada hen, Richard Oke.
White Faced Black Spanish-Male, E.
r. Gergory, Edmiston, N. Y; female, e.
r. Gergory.
Blue Andalusian--Cock, Newton Gosh,
Brantford, Canada; hen, Newton Gosh;
cockerel Newton Gosh; pullet, Newton
Gosh.
Silver Duckwing Game-Cockerel, w.
Barber, Toronto, Canada. pullet; Pierce
brothers, Winchester, N. Fl.
Golden Duckwing Game-Cock, w.
Barber hen, Pierce brothers; coekerel,
w. Barber; pullet, #. x. Kienzle &
Brother, Easton, Penn.
Red Pile Game-Cock, w. Barber;
hen, John Glasgow, Railway, N. j.;
cockerel, w. Barber; pullet, w. Fl. D.
Wartield.
Any Other Variety Game-Cock, f. x.
Kienzla & Brother; hen, second, to F.
x. kienzle & Brother; cockere, second
to f. X, Kienzle & Brother: pullet, no
first, or second; third, to w. Fl. d. War
field.
Pit, Any Color Game Cock-Elmer
Glib, Isllp, L. l.; hen, p. G, Hetfield;
cockerel, William f. Walker, Bloom
Geld, N. j.. pullet b. l.. Sackett.
Single Comb Brown Leghorn-Cock
Herbert w. Smith, Islip. L, l.; hen,
George Fl. Burgott, Lawton's Staff n,
N. y; cockerel, G. III. Burgott; pullet,
James Forsyth.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn-Cock,
James Forsyth; hen, w. w. Kulp; cock
arel, W. G. Fronheiser; pullet, James
Forsyth,
Houdan-Cock, James Forsyth; hen,
James Forsyth; cockerel, James For
syth; pullet, James Forsyth.
La Fleche, Any Color-Male, A. e.
Blunck; female, Richard OlSe.
Black Breasted Red Game-Cock. w. |
P. Butler, Syracuse N. Y: hen, w. Bar
ger; cookerel, Fremont Chaplin, Oneida,
N. Y; pullet Fremont Chaplin.
Brown Red Game-Cock Pierce
brothers; hen, A. e. Blunck; cockerel,
A. e. Blunok; pullet Pierce brothers.
Silver Duckwing Game--Cock, Pierce
hen, Pierce brothers.