The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-23

tendance Yesterday Greatest in the
 History of West Haven Assoeiation-
 Important Discussion at Meeting
 Remainder of Prize Winners.
 The West Haven Poultry exhibition In the town hall of that place contin- ues and the interest of the public in general increases as the show con- tinues. All the prizes have been awarded and yesterdays attendance was the greatest in the history of the Rssociation
 People from all walks of life mani Tested an interest and last night the hall was crowded. Yesterday after noon meeting was held for the for the formation of state poultry associa- tion. Between sixty and seventy at- tended from all parts of the state. The project to form the society met with great enthusiasm. Plans proposed were subjected to much discussion. While the objects of the society have been not generally determined upon, the principal objects are for the dissemina- tion of information concerning the rais- ing and handling of poultry with the Idea of interesting and benefiting the thousands of poultrymen of the state.
 The following temporary officers were elected: Prof c. K. Graham of the Storrs Agricultural college, president; w. G. Cory of Woodbridge, secretary, and c. H. Brundoge of Danbury, treas urer. There were elected eight vice presidents and directors from the va- rious counties of the state.
 It is hoped that this society can take up the charter of the old Connecticut Poultry association, which was formed fin 1870. but which has not been opera tive for some years Questions pertain ing to this matter were brought up and referred to the society's attorney c. ". Smith of New Haven.
 The definite and complete plans for the formation of the society will be made at the meeting to be held at Hartford, the second Tuesday in Feb- ruary, but the good work which the society may do will not be deferred till then, for it is already arranged that one day of the three days meeting of the state board of agriculture at Willi- mantle next month will be devoted to poultry subjects. and there will be lec- lures by such prominent speakers as J. F. McGrew of Washington, D. C.; Prof, Dryden of Buffalo, A. F. Hunter of Massachusetts, and others.
 It is hoped that before long arrange ments will be completed for various poultry meetings before which lectures will be given and also before the grange meetings of the state. The following prizes were awarded yesterday:
 Second prize, cockerel and second prize bullet, buff Plymouth Rocks, H. w FarnsWorth, New Haven.
 Third prize, bullet and fourth prize, bullet, buff Plymouth Rocks, H. D. Smith, Milford.
 Fourth prize, cock, buff Plymouth Rocks, H. W. Farnsworth, New Ha- ven.
 First prize, cock, and second prize, hen, buff Plymouth Rocks, George G. Whitmore, Middletown.
 First prize, cockerel, and first prize, bullet, buff Plymouth Rocks, George G. Whitmore, Midd1etown.
 Third prize, hen, and first prize, cock, buff Plymouth Rocks, A. McArthur, Middletown, Conn.
 First prize, pen of barred Plymouth Rocks. Albert Storer, New Haven.
 First prize, bullet, barred Plymouth Rocks; Albert storer, New Haven.
 First prize, cockerel, barred Plymouth Rocks; Albert Storer, New Haven.
 First prize, cock, barred Plymouth RocksRocks; Albert Storer, New Ha- ven.
 First prize for pen ow white Plym- outh Rocks; A. D. Noble, East Hart ford.
 First prize, hen, white Plymouth Rocks; Fernwood Farm, Litchfield.
 First prize, cock, white Plymouth Rocks: H. D. Noble, East Hartford,
 First prize, cockerel, white Plymouth Rocks; H. D. Noble, East Hartford.
 First prize, bullet, silver laced Wyan- dotte, c. Hogunui, Thomaston.
 First prize, hen. silver laced Wyan- dotte; Fenwood farm, Litchfeld.
 First prize, cock, black Yyandotte; Flushing poultry farm. Flushing, N. Y. First prize, cock, white Wyandotte; Elm poultry yards, Hartford.
 First prize, cockerel, white Wyan- dotte; Elm poultry yard, Hartford.
 First prize, hen, white Wyandotte; Elm poultry yard, Hartford.
 First prize, hen, golden Wyandotte; HC. H. Brundage, Danbury.
 First prize, cock, golden Wyandotte; T. H Brundage, Danbury.
 First prize bullet, white Wyandotte; 4C. D. Hatch, Shelton.
 First prize, cockerel rose comb R. L. reds; George G. Whittemore.
 First prize, hen, single comb R. I. reds; J. H. Steele, East Haven.
 First prize, bullet, single comb, R. I. reds; George M. Taylor.
 First prize, cock, single comb R. I. reds; E. J. Crawford, Statenvillee.
 First prize, hen, single comb R. l. red: F. E. Hale x Son. Meriden.