The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-15
POULTRY SHOW CLOSES; LIST OF
 FINAL AWARDS

the poultry show which has been held in Lincoln hall. under the auspices of . the Bridgeport Poultry association, Ipc., came to an end last night, Pres Ssent William O. Burr and Secretary William E. Hulse are proud of the success of the exhibition this year and they pronounce it the best ever given by the association. The show Ssow record breaking attendance The announcement of the winners of kae special prizes was made last night n follows:
 G-sociation cups for largest entries First, Leroy w. Mix; second, Milford Foultry company.
 Winners of silver cups valued at $5 each on number of points in four classes-American, Howard Gould; English, L. B. Switzer, Southport; Mediterranean, Dr. M. A. Warriner; Asiatic, L. w. Mix.
 Silver cup valued at $5 for greates, number of points on Plymouth Rocks barred and white excepted, H. |, D. Smith, Milford with buff rocks.
 Board of Trade cup for highest number of points, with wyandottes. white and buff excepted, won by J. H Sincerbox; second, Wassic, N. Y., on Columbian wyandottes.
 Leghorns, cup valued at $10, award ed to Buckingham Marsh.
 Barred rocks-Highest number Of points. G. B. Sartain. Fairfield, $5; second. Gaylord Farm. Wallingford $2.
 Largest eptry-Fireless brooder. valued at $4, G. E. Sartain, Fairfield Best dressed barred rock cockerel $3 L. c. Willis. Best dressed bullet $2. G. E. Sartain; best cock, Buckingham Marsh. one box of cigars.
 White rockS-Points, Mrs. B. G. Holbrook, Madison, $4; second, E. R. po first on cock and hen, prize $1, E. R. Williams. Great Burlington; first on cockerel, Charles Cawthorne, $1; first on bullet, Swift Poultry yards, New Haven, $1; largest entry, B. R. Will Hams, Great Harrington, sanitary how CT valued at $8.50; Mrs. E. R. Hol- brook, Madison, feeder valued at $1; silver cup offered by William Taylor for best pen, Mrs. B. R. Holbrook. Madison; second on bullet, George B. Hoyt, box of cigars.
 Buff wyandottes-First prize silver cup. best display. won by J. s. Leon-
 Silver wyandottes-First prize for pen, silver cup valued at $5, won by Clarence F. Thorp, Greenfield Hill.
 Single comb Rhode Island reds. largest entry, association member prize, a dog collar, awarded to B. B. Munger, East River; best cockerel, B.
 
 H. D. Sherman.
 Rose comb Rhode Island reds, high. est number of points, Frank D Bishop, Guilford, $5; best pen, won by Frank D. Bishop, for which he was given a fountain pen and first on cockerel, the award being a box of cigars.
 White leghorns-Dr. M. A. Warrin- CT, first, s for largest display. second, Milford Poultry yards. s2. Kroeger Piano company cup for best display, pr. M. A. Warriner; second on bullet. Dr. Warriner, one box of cigars, do- mated by D. Thadheimer.
 Single comb buff leghorns-Most blue ribbons, prize sS. awarded to Buckingham Marsh; second largest, V. R. Beach, Fairfield, g. - Light brahmas-First, George R. Hair; second, Milford Poultry com pany.
 Dark brahmas-Largest entry, l.. w. Mix, grindin~ mill. valued at $4. .
 Barred Plymouth Rocks-Prize of s2.50 donated by Rhodaround Farm Pilgrim club, for specials, best male, Clarence Thorp, Greenfield Hill; best hen, Myron Osborne, East Norwalk.
 White orpingtons-Bedford cup, to be won twice, L. B. Switzer secures permanent possession for having the most points, it being the second time he has captured the trophy. Wood
  erel, won by L. s. Switzer; first on pull let, E. N. Dart, South Norwalk; Da- vid and Hawley souD ladle; E. x. Nichols, Waterbury, first on cock, fountain pen.
 Buff Nopingtons-Best display, sil- yer cup, E. T. Bedford, first on cock serel; berry spoon, Joe-Pye, South Nor- walk; best cockerel, silver cup, donat- ed by G. w. Fairchild and Sons, J. B. Hedberg, Southport; first on pull let, meat fork. donated by Davis and Hawley, J. B. Hedberg. Southport; first on hen, auto tire pump, donat- ed by L. c. Willis, won by Black Beauty Orpington yards
 Black langshans-Best display, one silver cup, Phillips Brothers, New London; cup donated by Paul P. Ives Guilford.
 Anconas-cone cup, valued at s5. donated by association member, for best display, H. E. Beebe, Waterford; second, on cockerel, II. E. Beebe, box of cigars given by J. B. Switzer.
 Houdans-Best display, one bag of scratch feed, given by Vincent Broth CTS, F. G. Haeublin, Easton
 Partridge cochins-First on hen, C. B. Nichols, Hanke hat; best on pen, $5, D. s. Hartwell.
 Polish breeds-One silver cup, awarded to Stephen Healy; cup do- mated by O. J. Bailey Bristol
 Standardization Burr, Fair field, best display, one bag of Vincent Brothers feed.
 Prize turkeys-One carving set and a silver penknife, D. S. Hartwell.
 Geese-Best pair, Wyleyhurt Farm, Winsted. box of cigars.
 Largest entry of ducks-George D. Hunt, awarded one white Muscovy drake, presented by w. O. Burr.
 Bantams-Largest entry, L. W. Mix, silver cup; best buff cochin bantams, G. E. and Ben Brundage, electrical torch, donated by Lyon, Grumman and Manson company.
 Best male, poultry class, for mem bers only-G. B. Sartain. Fairfield, prize $4; hen, a like prize, Black Beauty Orpington yards.
 The following were the winners an- nounced yesterday morning in the va 4iouS classes:
 Barred Plymouth Rocks-George E. Sartain, Fairfield, first on cockerel. bullet and pen. second on cock. hen and pen; third on hen. fourth on cockerel and pc Gaylor Farms, first on cock, hen; third on bullet; fourth on juliet and hen. Buckingham Marsh second cockerel, fourth cock, third pen; A. D. Morgan, East Nor walk, third cockerel; A. F. Jones, Bridgeport, third cock. Dr. R. E.. Mor- gan, second bullet.
 White muscovy ducks-W. O. Burr, Fairfield, all awards in this class.
 Colored muscovy ducks-F. Sher- wood Burr first old drake; Fred Fle-