The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-07
Record Breaking Attendance At
 Poultry Show

MEMBERS OF BRIDGEPORT
 POULTRY, PIGEON AND PET
 STOCK ASSOCIATION MUCH
 PLEASED WITH INTEREST AND
 PATRONAGE OF THE PUBLIC. LAST OPPORTUNITY TO VIEW
 THIS YEARS EXHIBITION THIS
 EVENING = COMBINATION OF
 DOGS AND POULTRY HAS BEEN
 SUCCESS - CANINE EXHIBIT
 WILL BE LARGER NEXT YEAR.
 That the combination of poultry and dog show is something the people of Bridgeport and vicinity appreciate is evidenced by the attendance at the exhibition of the Bridgeport Poul- try, Pigeon and~Pet Stock association which is now being held in Lincoln hall in Cannon street. The show which will close this evening has drawn the largest attendance and from an exhibition point of view is the most successful ever given.
 Awards have already been made for the poultry exhibits and this after noon a comimttee of. the judges is awarding the special prizes which have been offered for the best toy dogs. There are 109 of these specials to be awarded and they embrace al- most every article from handsome silver cups to baskets of fruit
 The members of the association are more than pleased with the patronage and interest which the public has giv- en to their exhibition. Next year 1t is expected that the exhibition of toy dogs will undoubtedly be much larg-
 Among some of the specimens in the dog section of the exhibition are a brown Pomeranian exhibited by Mrs. T. l.. Watson which Is consid- cred one of the finest specimens of its class in the country.
 Miss CorneIia Weary is exhibiting 8 golden Pomeranian one of the rarest dogs known.
 Mrs. Eileen Lyon is showing very small Chiffon which she imported from Belgium. This dog weighs but two and a half pounds. Mrs. Lyon also has her Pomeranians and Pek- inese spaniels in the show.
 The Prince Charles spaniel owned by Mrs. Frank J. Mulcahy, which has taken foremost prizes at all shows where it has been on exhibition att tracts the attention of all visitors. Mrs John Brown is exhibiting son of this dog, Champion Feather weight"
 Mrs. W. R. Adams of Southport. is showing a pair of very fine Pek- inese spaniels. The little male of the pair has been judged the best puppy in the show.
 Mrs. F. L. Shubert is exhibiting her champion Pekinese spaniel Sunny Bruce This dog Is too we'll known to all dog lovers to need any intro years and has taken prizes wherever exhibited. Mrs. Shubert has a kennel of eight dogs in her exhibit
 Mrs Jessie Custer Is showing a prize winning biscuit Pekinese spaniel which is receiving much attention.
 The. Japanese spaniels and minia- ture fox terrier shown by Miss Kate Musante are features of the show. Mrs. Jessie Stewart is exhibiting the only lemon and white Japanese span. iel in Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Louise Bill has the pair of smallest Pomeranians in the show and the best French bull in this part of the country.
 Mrs. Mary Esther Billings Boston bull has been judged the best dog in the show.
 Among the winners were four cock CT spaniels owned by Miss Grace M. Bedford and shown by Dr. E. T. Coe. Brynewood Countess, solid red cock CT spaniel took a blue ribbon while Brynewood Primrose, mother of the countess took second prize. Rag and Tag, two black cocker, spaniels, two months old, from Brynewood Prim- rose won first and second prizes re- spectively in their class.
 The show will remain open this ev- ening and those who have not already done so should avail themselves of the opportunity to pay it visit.
 Black and Tans-Mrs. J. MorrelL, first on male, first on puppy; Mrs. L. Kershaw, first on male; Mrs. R. E. Nichols, second on male; Mrs. F. H. Ryan, second on female.
 Blenheim Y Spaniels-Mrs. c. M. Snow, first on male; Mrs. W. S. Adams, Westport, first on female.
 King Charles Spaniels-Mrs. w. E.. Morris, first or female; Miss Ada Smith, first on male; Mrs. C. M Snow, second on female; Miss Myra Eaton, first on puppy.
 Prince Charles Spaniels = John Brown, first VI male; Mrs. F. J. Mul- cahy, first on female.
 Ruby Spaniels-Mrs. F. l.. Schubert, first on male; Miss Ada Smith, first and second on females.
 Yorkshire Terriers-Mrs. c. A. Mor- ton, first on male.
 Skye Terriers-Sheridan Ladd. first on female.
 White Poodles-F. H. Ryburn, first on male; Mrs. c. E. Finder, second on male.
 Griffons-Mrs. A. L. Lyons, first on puppies; Miss Clara Schack, first on female. Fox Terriers-Miss Kate Pastine, first on puppy. first on dog; Mrs. E.. B. Wilson. first on dog; William Hou- Than, first on female; Mrs. J. E. Will son, second on females. Chihuahuas-Mrs. Albert Parkin- son, on male.
 Japanese Spaniels-Miss Kate Pas tine, first on male and female; Mrs Jesse Stewart, second on male. Maltese Spaniels-Mrs. M. E. Hen drickson, first on female; Mrs, F. N. Futile, first on male.
 French Bulldogs-C. H. Bill, first on male; Miss Ada Smith, second on male; Mrs. c. W. Seward, first on fe- male; Miss Ada Smith, second on fe- male; James A. Weldon, third on fe- males.
 Cocker Spaniels-E. T. Bedford, first and second on females; first and second on puppies
 Pomeranians-Jose Cippola, first on young dog: Mrs IT I. Woteo,, 6rs+