Waterbury Democrat., 1902-01-08
THE POULTRY SHOW.

Judge McGrew Will Give an Interest
 ing Lecture at City Hall Tonight.
 The poultry show In City hall Is at tracting wide attention and it is ex- pected that the place will be crowded tonight to hear the lecture of Judge McGrew. Every seat in the gallery should be occupied as soon as the lee turer appears on the stage.
 The following persons have exhibits at the show: Albert F. Miller. Water bury; F. W. Moves, Quaker Hill; D. B. Wilson, Waterbury; F. T. Andrews, Bethel; Frank Banks, Danbury; H. F. Wookey, Stockbridge, Mass; Lewis +. Hull, Torrington; F. F. Stevens, Gam aan; William w. Stone X Sons, Bethel; Pequa poultry farm, Bristol; o. T. Bailey, Bristol; M. Greenbaum, Hart ford; Herman Schering, Waterbury; William Behrbohm, Waterbury; c. s. Edmond, Winsted; John Moore, Wa terbury; John I. Broadrick, Naugatuck; c. H. Edwards, Waterville; William l.. Lumpkin, Plymouth; George c. Ward. Oakville; J. s. Iayhew, Bethel; ;SAIiss Lucy p. Nichols, Waterbury; Mrs F. L. Norton, Cazenovia, N. r.; J. D. Bo- telle, Waterbury; W. H. Wilson, Wa l terbury; H. NJ. Robinson, Danbury; Herbert Mason, Reynolds Bridge; N. B. Miller. Watertown; William Foster, Waterbury; H. l.. Griswold, North | Woodbury; J. E. Pryor, Waterbury; c. A. Sherman, Waterville; s. J. Wells, 1 Waterbury; James Bothroyd, Thomas ton; Richard Preusser, Waterbury James E. Harrington, Waterbury West Mountain poultry yards, Nauga- 7n1- Nk1 En4. n 11 %- Y.; Beach & Fisher, Bethel; J. s. Ros- setter, Thomaston; W. s. McGowan, Watertown; l.. F. Parker, Waterbury s. NJ. Williams, Waterbury; F. E. Fowler, Meriden; Maple Grove farm, Oakville; c. F. Nettleton, Shelton: K. s. Seymour, Winsted; Henry Baum gartner, Waterbury; Frank F. Clougn Waterbury; Theodore Lilley. Water. bury; D. J. Chatfield, Waterville; Frank Wright, Reynolds Bridge: Clay. ton S5 Freeman. Plainville; John H. Loudon, Bristol; Arthur G. Hully. Wa terbury; John D. McGowan, Water. town; c. D. Kelley, Oakville; Harry w. Perkins, Waterbury; L. Dunphy Waterbury.
 The prizes awarded so far are as follows:
 White Plymouth Rocks-Edwaro Caterson, cockerels, first, third anc fourth; F. F. Stevens, cockerel, sec. ond; bullet, first; F. P. Clough, bullet, second.
 Golden Penciled Hamburgs-O. J. Bailey, cockerel, first; bullet, first.
 Silver Penciled Hamburgs-O. J. Bailey, hen, second; cockerel, second
 Golden Spangled Hamburgs-O. J
 Bailey, cock, first: cockerel. first: pul. lets, first, second and third
 Silver Spangled Hamburgs-O. J Bailey, cock, first. hen. second; cock. erel, first; bullets, first William
 Behrbohm, cock, first; hen, first. Black Hamburgs-O. J. Baile-
 cock. first; hens, first, second and third; cockerel. first; bullet, first White Hamburgs o. J. Bailey cock, second; hen, first.
 , Games-H. w Perkins. cock, first Silver Duckwing-H w. Perkins hen, first; black hackle, cockerel, first Pit Games-John H. Loulon, cock first; hen, first; cockerel, first and sec ond; bullets, first and second.
 Cornish Indian Games = Frank ] Wright, cock, first; hen. second; cock l erel, first; bullet, second; Clayton and Freeman, cock, second; hen, first cockerel, second; bullet, first. Pigeons: Exhibit of A. B. Miller, al in pairs; 1st, yellow turbits; 1st, silve turbits; 1st. blue highf1yers; 1st. blacl owls; list, red swallows; 1st, red mag N pies; 1st, black magpies; 1st, yellow magpies; 1st, white Jacobins; 1st, ree tumblers. Exhibit of M. Greenbaum list, white Antwerps; 1st. yellow tum blers. Exhibit of James Bothroyd: list fan tails. Exhibit of Arthur G. Hull 1st and 2d blue homers; 1st, 2d, 3t and 4th, blue check homers; list ant 2d, black check homers; 1st and 2d red check homers; 2d, white fan tails Exhibit of L. Dunphy; 1st, black tum V blers.