The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-22
BIG POULTRY SHOW.
WEST HAVEN SEES BIGGEST AND
 BEST EYER HELD THERE.

Hundreds of COcIS-a-D -DOodIe-Doos Strut and Crow fin Town HalI-over 1,4OO Exhibits-COmpetitOrs From Far and Near Send Their Choicest Birds-Big Prize List Includes Many Local Breeders.
 West Haven town hall was the scene yesterday of one of the largest and one of the most successful poultry ex- hibitions ever given under the auspices of the Connecticut Poultry association. It is one of the best ever held in the state. Over 14,00O birds, representing almot every known variety, trutted and | cackled in their pens from early morn ing until late at night, The first prize takers had blue ribbons attached to their pen, and it seemed to the unin- itiated that they were cognizant of the fact that they were the cocks of the walk, for their growing and cackling was more powerful than those who took second place, and they strutted up and down with an air of I'm the only real thing in this show yard. The quality of the birds shown Is superior to that of last year, and the judges had great difficulty in deciding the winners in some of the cases. The judges were Messrs. D. J. Lambert, Rhode Island; Graves of Hartford and Card of Bris- | tol. The show will remain open to-day and tomorrow and it is well worth a I visit from all who are interested in the raising of poultry The following is the Hist of the award of prizes made yes terday:
 Light Brahmas.
 George K. Payne, Portland, first cock, third hen, second cock, fourth bullet. George D. Smith, Westville, first, sec ond and fourth hen.
 Thomson and Bellert, first cockerel, first pen, second bullet
 Dark Brahmas. I Thomson and Dellert, first, second and third cockerel; first and second pull l let.
 Buffff Brahmas.
 l.. B. Fowler, East Haven, first cock first and second hen, first cockerel, first bullet, first pen.
 Partridge Cochins.
 l.. B. Fowler, first hen, second cock ereI and second bullet
 c. HI. Brundage, Danbury Domin- iques, first cock, first hen first bullet, first cockerel.
 White Flaffs.
 E. J. Beverly, West Haven, first cock, first hen, first eockerel.
 Brown Pit Game
 Frank seofeld, Merfden, Conn, first cock, first hen.
 Mrs. M. Powers, West Haven, first and second pen. nt~
 Silver Spangled Hamburgs. Revere Poultry Yards, Mount Carmel fourth cock first and second hen, first second, third, fourth bullet, first, sec ond, third and fourth cockereL
 Houdans.
 F. w Reed, New Haven, first cock, first hen.
 Mottled Javas,
 c. A. Brundage, Danbury, first cock first hen. ..
 Black Langshaws.
 A. Fletcher, Shelton,frst and fourth bullet
 Paul P Ives, Guilford, first cock first hen, first, second, third cockerels second and third bullet first pen.
 Single Comb Leghorns. & R. Dickinson, Westville, first and second cock, first, second and third hen, second, third and fourth cock erel.
 F D. shumway, New Haven, fourth cock
 Gale Poultry company Centerville third cock, fourth cockerel, second pull let, first pen. W. A. Watson, Branford, second pen ! R. c. White Leghorns, Frank E. Fowler Meriden, first cock } first and third hen, third cockerel, frs I and second bullet, third pen. :, George H. Trowbly, Leominster Mass, second cock, third hen, first ant second cockerel, third bullet. Yale Poultry Place, fourth cock ant hen, fourth bullet, second pen. . w. IL PNlIl, w SSL 1ldN 6Ily tlllI u COCh Single Comb Brown Leghorns. w R. Robbins, Ansonia, first cock erel.
 B. W. Hubbard, first cock, first, thirt and fourth hen, second cockerel, first second and third bullet, first pen. } Edwin A. Whey, South Peabody Mass, second cock, first cockerel. Revere Poultry Yards, third cock second hen, second cockereI, fourth pull let, second pen.
 w. A. Watson, third pen. R. c. Brown Leghorns. | Frank E. Fowler, second cock, third | hen, second bullet Gale Poultry Place third cock, second , and fourth hen, firth and fourth cock erel, first and third bullet, first pen.
 c. w. Clark first cock. 6pat h4n- sAa-