The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-14
Howard Gou|d'S
 Prize CoCkereI
 Gets Gold Medal
AWARDING OF MEDALS AND OTHER TROPHIES AT FOUL
 TRY SHOW.
BRIDGEPORTERS SHARE LARGE. LY IN THE DISTRIBUTION
 OF PREMIUMS.

Judges of the Bridgeport Poultry associations splendid show complet- ed much of their work yesterday. The awarding of prizes in the various classes was awaited with keen inter- est by the exhibitors and their friends, and while the judges could not make their awards so as to please every one, the consensus of opinion among exhibitors was to the effect that they had carried out their duties splendid ly.
 Howard Gould's white wyandotte prize winners carried off the gold medal offered by the American Poul- try association for the best cOckerel. He received several other medals. Bridgeport exhibitors shared we'll in the awards. Those who were not familiar with the interest in poultry prize winning Bridgeport fowl a rev. elatio.
 Prize Winners.
 The prize winners yesterday when the judging had been completed fol- lows: Pigeons-runts, Fred M. Joiln- son, Oaklawn, R. l., first on red check cock and hen; first on blue bar cock and hen, first on red chocolate cock and hen; l.. c. Wigley, Provi- 6ence, R. r., second on blue bar cock and hen; G. H. and W. K. Yeau, of Providence, R. l., second on silver cock and hen.
 Pigmy pouters-F. W. Freidenthal.
 English pouters-Louis Courtney, first on cock and hen.
 Pigeons-Leroy Mix, first prize on 8 a-pair and first on cock and hen.
 Turbits-A. Waterhouse, first on cock and hen.
 flights, red and muffed tumblers white clean leg tumblers, black check homers, first prize on cock and hen in the six classes awarded to Louis Curtney.
 Silver homers-C. A. Windsor.
 White Tomers-Louis Courtney, second on old cock, first on hen; J. R. Laubscher, first on cock, first on hen, first on young cock and two first on hen.
 White fan hen-band of 20, special for best pigeon in the show, J. R. Laubscher.
 White fans-O1d bird, J. R. Laub- scher first, second, third and fourth on cocks and hens; young birds, J. R. Laubscher first, second and third on cocks and hen; Louis Courtney, fourth on cock third on hen.
 Poultry Awards.
 Houdans-T. G. Ha1nblain, of East on, first on cock, hen, cockerel, and fourth, bullet.
 Sicilian buttercups-E. '. O'Neil. first, second, third and fourth bullet and fourth cock.
 Partridge wyandottes George Hunt, Saugatuck, first cock and first pen.
 Golden seabright bantams-Cahun- cey Gilbert, Danbury, first hen and first bullet; Charles w. Nichols, first on pen.
 . Rose comb erminettes-F. A. Burr, Fairfield, first hen, first cockerel.
 Single comb white leghorns-Dr Warriner, first on cock, cockerel, pull let; second on hen, .cocokerel. bullet; third on hen, cockerel: fourth on cockerel; Milford Poultry Co.,, Mill ford, first on pen; Miss E. G. Brown. Fairfield. second on cock; second on third on bullet; Daniel Aldrich Georgeville, R. l., fourth on pen.
 Blue andulasians-T. E.. Parker Watertown, first on peni first cok- erel and bullet.
 S. C. erminettes-S. S. Burr, Fair.
 White wyandottes-G. w., Gerard. Winsted, first bullet; Howard Gould l.. l., second bullet; F. s. Burr. third bullet; G.. N. Van Horn, Milford fourth bullet; A. L. Marshall, Port pen; Milford Poultry Co.,, fourth pen
 White crested black polish-Ste- phen Healey, first, second and third bullet; first pen.
 White ngshans-Phillips Broth CTS, New London; first cock; first and second hen; first cockerel; first pull let.
 Light brahmas-Helen E.. Wheel CT, Mystic, first cock; first hen Mill ford Poultry Co.,, second on cock and pen; first on pen; second bullet; Simon Reitter. Stratfield first cock erel; first bullet; Lebas Bertrand second cockerel; third hen; third an fourth bullet.