Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-07
MORE CATTLE ARRIVE.
One of the Best Exhibits in Recent
Years.

There were a number more cattle
entries on Tuesday, the additions max
ing the exhibit. as a whole. one of the
largest and best at the fair in recent
years. A few more are expected to-
day.
John Manwaring, father of the fair
drove ten handsome animals into the
grounds from his farm, across the road
on Tuesday, and located them in the
stalls in the southeast corner. His
2 year old REGISTERED Ayrshire bull,
Ajax of the Plains, heads his herd of
that breed, and there are also several
grade Jerseys.
The Herman Alofsin company show
ed fat Kerry heifer, imported from
Ireland. This animal gave some trout
BILE to her owners before reaching the
grounds, but she is there now and is a
center of interest. 1t is claimed to be
the only imported animal on the
grounds.
Gideon Dickinson shows two good
looking animals, one registered year
ling Ayrshireff and the other a regis
tered Jersey calf.
Griswold H. Morgan of Salem. who
has had cattle at the fair for thirty
years. and lis, next to John Manwaring
and James B. Palmer of Lisbon, the
oldest exhibitor, has twenty one cattle,
all registered Devons. They testify
strongly to Mr.. Morgan's ability and
success as a stock breeder, the kind
that have made the cattle shows so i'm
portant feature of the fair in the
past. Two fine looking bulls one a 4
year old and the other yearling, are
with herd Of six cows. In working
oxen Mr.. Morgan has four splendid
pair, a, 8, and 1 year ODDS
George A. Kahn of Franklin, an ex-
hibitor for Is yers, has % registered
Ayrshires and Dutch Belt cattle They
make a good appearance.
G. S. Briggs, another old and we'll
known exhibitor, is on hand with 10
cattle of the Jersey breed He takes
particular pride, and justly, in his
thoroughbred registered Jersey bull,
King Carnival 8 years old, and in his
registered Jersey bull calf Gold Boy.
The bulls are with herd of six grade
Jerseys. while Mr.. Briggs also shows
in grade Jerseys two 3 years Odds, two
2 year olds, two 1 year olds, three
calves, one grade year old Guernsey,
and one grade year old Ayrshire
COW.
Pendleton Bros. of Bozrah are rep
resented by two pair of Devon cattle,
which help make up the Bozrah town
team, making the second town team
on the crumbs, Ray l.. Harding bring
ing the first from Lyme. Among those
who have cattle on the Bozrah town
team We're Frank Way, three pair of
DSNOI SIdueS. COnIilS z. ana year
old; Merritt Austin, one pair Devon
grades; William Church, one pair
Ayrshires; John Sullivan, ane pair De-
Won grades; Fred Pierce, one pair Ayr
shires; Albert Avery, one pair De-
vons; Clinton Gardner, one pair year
old Devons; Dwight Spicer, one pair
of black cattle. coming 5 year old,
mixed Devon and Holstein: H Way,
son of Frank Way, had considerable
trouble in rounding up a pair of his
fathers cattle, but after searching all
Monday evening up to 1880 o'clock
Tuesday morning and starting out
again at o'clock, he located them at
$50 o'clock
Many More Dogs Entered.
Additions to the list of dogs exhibit
ed at the fair grounds made during
tuesday include a fine pair of northern
Canadian foxhounds with an English
setter out Of Count Gladstone's string
from DIR. ]. j. Donohue: a hound bitch
from Samuel Lester of Ledyard three
Boston terror pups which came from
dog belonging to 2 J0dofn OF Jewett
city: a red cocker spaniel and an Eng
lish bull bitch which were sent lii BY
RI. Wagner; LeRoy Osborn's hand some
pun terrier; black cocker spaniel
owned by H. Wagner of Norwich: q
bull terrier, m English bun terrier dog
and bitch and a litter of English bull
terriers that belonged to l.. Hagerty
and attracted considerable attention;
Miss Nj. Houston showed a fine bred
French bull: p. NJ. Cobb exhibited an
English setter bitch and also a litter of
pups from the same breed; and Mrs.