The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-12-23
Poultry, Pigeon
and Pet Stock Show
Comes to an End

With the awarding of a number of
special prizes and premiums. the an
nual exhibition of the Bridgeport
Poultry, Pigeon and Pet Stock Asso-
citation came to a close last evening,
after a most successful three days
run.
The show. which was held at Lincoln
hall, was an excellent one in every
department. and a credit to the asso-
citation which arranged it, and to the
city as a whole. The attendance was
good. and financially and in every
other way the affair was great sue
cess.
The prize awards not already men
toned in the Farmer, are as follows:
Special Prizes.
The following are the awards Of
special prizes for toy dogs:-Mrs. F.
!. Schubert, G, W. Fairchild and Sons
Co. silver cup, for best dog in the
Schubert d. d. Smith silver cup, for
the largest entry OF dogs. Mrs. Jesse
stewart silver cup, given by Mrs.
Elliott Livermore, for best male jan
anese dog in the show. Mrs. Helen
plair, silver cup, given by Mrs. c. NJ.
Snow. for smallest long coated dog.
Mrs. f. L. Schubert, piece Of cut glass,
offered by Frank Meyers, for best
female with puppies. Mrs. Charles J.
Berger, course of treatment offered
w Mrs Flora McNeal, for smallest
Boston terrier. Aubrey DeWolfe, pic
Co. for best Maltese terrier. Miss
Kate Pastine. Boston fern. offered by
Mrs. Jesse Stewart, for best female
japanese spaniel. Mrs. Alena Lyon,
piece of cut glass, offered by Mrs A.
Lyon, fer best Pekingese spaniel Mrs
n T Cnt tNnr To- sy,sN Cor.
best King Charles spaniel. Mrs
Charles j. Berger. silver candle stick.
offered by DR.. w. ]. A. O'Hara, for
best Boston terrier. Mrs. n. Kern.
nair OF slippers. offered by Charles J.
Byrnes for best male black and tan;
fern offered by Fred Jackson, for best
female black and tan; silver bread
plate. offered by Mrs. J. c. Custer. for
smalles' black and tan. Mrs. F. L.
Schubert. piece of cut glass. offered by
Miss Kate Pastine. for best ruby
spaniel Mrs. w. F.. Norris, one years
offered by G. W. Hills, for best King
Charles spaniel. Mrs. Helen Blair.
bottle OF perfumery, offered by ,ohu
Kassmann, for. best Yorkshire terrier.
Mrs J. c. Custer. dog basket, offered
by D. NJ. Read Co., for smallest
Pekingcse female. Mrs. Charles
Berger. parlor rocker, offered by
Pomeranian. Mrs. Alena Lyon, silk
umbrella. offered by Meigs and Co.,
for best coated dog. Mrs. G. M. Snow,
one years subscription, offered by the
Evening Farmer, for best Blenheim
male. Mrs. J. G. Custer. palm, offered
by R. H. Hawkins. for second hest
pounds Cere Meto. offered by Kennel
Food Supply Co.. Fairfield. for the
oldest dog in the show. Mrs. j.
Morales. bottle of perfumery, offered
by George Jameson. for best Skye
terrier Miss Kate Pastine. one dozen
photographs offered by c. S. Coch-
Miss Sadie Guilty. dog basket, offered
by Mrs. F. L. Schubert, for child
showing the prettiest toy dog. Mrs
j. c. Custer, one years. subscription
to an evening paper, offered for best
Pekingese puppy. Mrs. M. Sherry.
Dupee for best fox terrier. Miss Ella
Setback box of candy. Offered by
Hindle pharmacy, for smallest, Pom
eranian. Mrs. F. J. Schubert, Whit
man fern, offered by James Beach. for
best brace of dogs of any breed Mrs 4
ned goods, offered by Public Market,
for best puppy of any breed. E. G.
Post, Southport, basket of fruit, off
cred by M. Lustig, for best female
Pomeranian. Mrs. A1ena Lyon, palm,
offered by John Reck, for smallest
male Pekingese. Mrs. Albert Park
ingson ladies' toilet set. offered by
huahua. John Brown. dog collar
offered by Hawley Hardware Co. for
best Prince Charles. Mrs c. M.
Snow, dog collar, offered by Peck and
Lines Co., for best Blenheim. Mrs
J. c. Custer, pair of curtain stretchers.
I.0a fnr
Pekingese.
Poultry Awards.
Additional poultry awards are as
Silver lace wyandottes-E. S. Bar
mum, city, first on cock, second on
hen, third on pen; F. S. Hubbard,
Meriden, second and fourth on cock,
third on hen, first and second on cock
erel, fourth on pullet and first on zen;
T c. Parker, Watertown, first on hen
third or cockerel and fourth on pen:
William Kepitzke, Meriden, fourth ON
cockerel, first and third on pdllet,
second on pen; Clarence F. Thorpe,
Greenfield Hill,t fourth on pen and
second on pullef.
awards. were given to the following:
Tucker and Daybill, Meriden, best
white plymouth rock pullet in the
show; Howard Gould, Port Washing
ton. n. Y, best White wyandOtte hen
and pen; Copes Poultry farm. Merf-
den, best Polish cock; Walter B.
Stapletcn, best white wyandotte cock
'-rel; MS. F. L. Schubert, for best dog
n the show, Sonny Bruce" a ruby
spaniel
The six cups and saucers. or six
fancy plates, offered by the Five and
Ten Cent store, for the best Manx
cat in the show, was awarded to Miss
Kate Pastine, for six-toed cat, there
being no Manx cats shown. Two
splendid baskets of fruit offered by
Miss Kate Pastine, We're given to Mrs.
Elliott Livermore and Jesse Stewart
for their exhibits of japanese dogs.
The Judging of the dogs and cats was
done by Mrs. G. NJ. Ceder of Pelham.
n. Y, who has been in the dog rails
ing business for 40 years. Practical
ly every dog shown secured prize
so that their owners are pleased.
- Other Awards.
The following are some of the
awards as reported to the secretary
Yesterday afternoon:
CatS-G. H. Bishop, first on white
cat; Mrs. N z. Durham, first on Nal
Iese cat; Mrs. G. Barr, first on An
CORA kitten; Mrs. Elizabeth Greisin-
ger, first on Angora cat; Miss Kate
Pastine, first on tiger cat; L. Bickford,
first on common cat.
Canned goods-Mrs. +. J.. Schubert,
first on largest variety of pickles: Mrs
George Seltsanl, second on largest
variety of pickles and first on largest
follnyvinc were awarded