Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-07
PREMIUMS AWARDED.

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PREMIUMS AWARDED.
Many Tags Wers Placed on the Prize
Winners by Judges.
The poultry department. which Is
in charge of Woodbury. O. Rogers has
this year an exhibition which for num-
bers and fine specimens far surpasses
any that has been seen for a long
time. Fl. B. Bellows of Southbridge
Mass, has the largest exhibit but
several others make good showings
also. c. A. Ballou is the judge, and
this year, as on former occasions, de-
cided impartially and wisely. The de-
cisions were announced Tuesday.
Poultry Department.
The following awards were made:
Barred Plymouth Rocks. James f.
Ringland. two first prizes. two seconds
and one fourth; H B. Bellows, third
prize. White Plymouth Rocks, H. B.
Bellows, one second; Arthur A. Mitch
ell, two firsts, one third and one
fourth. White Wyandotes, F. L. Rob-
inson, one first. Partridge Plymouth
Rocks. F. Fl. Woodwork, one first, one
second. Single Comb Rhode Island
Reds, Christopher Barry. two firsts,
one second; Arthur A. Mitchell, one
third; F. L. Robinson, one second;
Gideon Dickinson, one third, one
fourth. Rose Comb Rhode Island
Reds, Mathews. Armstrong & Co., two
firsts, one second. Black Orpingtons
Mathews Armstrong & Co, two firsts,
two seconds and one third; George
Denison, one fourth. Buff Cochins,
A. F. Reade, two firsts. Black Leg
horns. Gideon Dickinson, one first
White Indian Games, George Denison,
two firsts Cornish Indian Games,
George Denison, two firsts. Single
Comb White Leghorns, Horace e.
Howe, one third; John n. Curry, one
first, two seconds; F. L. Robinson. one
fourth; John Lynch. one. third; II. B..
Bellows. one first one fourth. Rose
Comb White Leghorns, F. L. Robin
son, one second: Charles NJ. Ames, one
first. Golden Wyandottes, A. r. Post,
one first one second; III. 3. Bellows,
one first. one second, one third and
ore fourth. Red Game Bantams. F.
L. Robinson, one second. Silver Laced
W. andottes, H. B. Bellows, one first.
one second and one third; Horace
HoI e. first prize on his day old chick
ems John III. Curry, one first one sec
ond, and one fourth. Buff Leghorns,
Glide n Dickinson. one first; S. j.
Dick ison, one second Brown Leg
horns John Fl. Curry, two frsts. one
second and one third; II. B. Bellows,
one second, one third, one fourth.
White Game Hens, George Denison,
one first Silver Seabright Bantams,
T.. u. morgan. TWO SoCOIluS, II. ID.
Bellows, two firsts, one third. Buff
Wyandottes, H. B. Bellows, one first.
On different varieties of Bantams,
H. B. Bellows received ten first prizes,
four seconds and two thirds; and with
two different kinds of Bantams George
Denison took first prize for each en-
try. With Buff Leghorns Gideon Dick
inson took a first prize and s. g.
Dickinson carried away a second
prize With Brown Leghorns, John
H Curry took two firsts, one second
and one third prize; and II. 3. Bel
lows took one prize in the first. second
and third CLASSES. George Denison
won a first prize with his entry of
White Game Hens and with several
entries of Silver Seabright Bantams E.
G.. Morgan took two seconds and h.
B. Bellows two firsts and one third.
For two entries of Blue Swede Ducks
George Denison received two first
prizes and first prize also for each
of two entries of the Wild Mallard
variety. George Denison won two first
prizes with his Wild Black Ducks, one
second prize for his Blue Swede Ducks,
first for an entry of Indian Run
ner Ducks, and two first prizes for
some Wild Geese. For White Pekin
Ducks. H. B. Bellows won two firsts,
John Rathbone one second. and A r.
Reade a third prize. H B. Bellows
took two first prizes for some White
Muscovy Ducks and two first and one
second for some Black Cayuga Ducks,
and w. s. Geer got first and a sec
ond for the Indian Runner variety
A. F. Reade entered several pair of
turkeys and had no one to compete
against him along this line, He took
one first prize for his White Holland
Turkeys, a first for his Narragansett
the Frizzled Fowl he had on exhibit
ton Mr.. Reade. in addition. took
first prizes for an entry of African
Geese and an entry of Toulouse Geese.
George Denison was the only one
who made an exhibit of pheasants, and
all three of his entries, the Golden
Pheasant, the Silver Pheasant, and the
English Pheasant. took first prizes.
For one dozen brown eggs, Mrs.
Charles Peckham took first prize; Mrs.
James e. Ringland second. and John
Curry third prize. John Curray was
also awarded first prize for one doz-
en- white eggs.
Dogs.
The awards which the judges-N. S.
Brown and Michael O'Neil-made on
Tuesday for the dogs were as follows
To S. J. Murray, for two bull terriers,
two first prizes; a bull terrier bltch,
second prizbe, and for his exhibits OF
pups one first and two second prizes.
To Samuel Lester, two first prizes ana
Mcclure, first prize for his Tennessee
hound; and to 3. NJ. Cobb, two first
prizes and one second prize for his
show of English settlers. Mrs. William
Burdick received first prize for her
Boston terrier and also for the litter OF
pups she had on exhibition. LeRoy Os-
born carried away first prize for his
English bull terrier; H. Wagner's black
cocker spaniel carried away first, and
first prizes went to l.. Hagerty for his
bull terrier, English bull terrier dog
and English bull terrier bitch. MISS
NJ. Houston won first prize with her
French bulldog. and Mrs. Wilham Bur :
dicks pair of Angora cats brought TO
her q first prize
First prizes were also awarded to Is.
NJ. Cobb for his English setter bitten
and also for the litter of pups. {. X
Chapman, for three Boston. terrier
pups: L. Hagerty, for litter OF Eng
iish bull terriers; E. Lester, for MS
hound bitch; DR.. j. ]. Donohue, for
his pair of northern Canadian fox
hounds and also for his English setter
dog: P. Jodoin for his Eskimo dog. and
to H. Wagner for a red cocker spaniel
and for his English bull bitch.
Pigeons.
Four persons only entered pigeons
at the county fair this year, but what
birds were shown were of a high quail
~, and tho ynar that broi CHIT pigeons