The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-06
Poultry Show
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WHITE WYANDOTrE ROOSTER EXHIBITED BY H.J.A. IODINE JUDGED BEST BIRD IN
 THE SHOW.
 w. V. StapletOn of Bridgeport Car ries Off Prize For Best Hen, A
 White Wyandotte - Exhibition Closes Tomorrow Evening-Most Successful in History of Associa- tion.
 A white Wyandotte rooster, owned 1 and exhibited by H. J. A. Bodine of Black Rock, was adjudged the best bird in the show at the exhibition of Pet Stock Association, which opened yesterday in Lincoln hall. The tol- !, lowing awards in the poultry exhfbi- ton were made by the judges this morning:
 Rosette for best cockerel, to barred Plymouth Rock, exhibited by Bottom ley Brothers of Glenbrook, Ct.I
 Best cock, bullet and pen, rosette to H. J. A. Bodine of Black Rock, exhibit of white Wyandottes.
 Ribbon for best hen, white Wyan- dotte, to Wv. Stapleton, t50 Arch
 The judges in the, poultry exhibition are Char-es H. Welles of Stratford well known as breeder and judge; F. w Otte, IT,, Peekskill, N. Y., a Madison Square show judge this year and judge in some of the biggest shows in the country; William J. Stan ton of New York, also Madison Square show judge and a dealer in Imported strains of poultry; and Char les A. Kaschub of Meriden, one of the best all around judges in the coun- try
 Two freak birds that attract much attention at the show are the ''hu- man faced chicken" and rooster that clucks like hen. The final awards in the poultry show will be made this afternoon
 Following are the awards as made by the judges yesterday: Dark Brahmas-Roy Mix, first on cock, first and special, second, third on hen: first on cockereI, bullet and pen.
 Pit Games-C. A. Ring, Westpor:, second on cock, first on hen, first and second on>cockerel, first on bullet, and first for pen; A. Anderson, Stratford first and special on cock: George L. French. third on cock, first and second on hen, third Onrcockerel second on bullet; George Allen, fourth on cock erel.
 Black Games-George l.. French, first on pen.
 HoudanS-George l.. French, first on cockerel.
 K Blank angshans-Josephine L. Foote, first on cockerel and special, first on bullet, first on hen; Helene J. Putney. Milford. second on cockerel.
 s. c. White Leghorns-John A. Os- borne, Fairfield, second and third on cock, first on hen, third on cool and bullet; U. H. HopcroT+ ~grei ven. first and specisr =. NeW aaas . on cockerel, fir-tf on e9eh., 'i91fi sei9nu Helene Ts @ .sana' as,,s sesaaa on M bullet, zoe -.erel, fourth on bullet; J. M. , saersdell, fourth ons cockerel; B. Cott- feli, first on pen.
 R. c. Brown Leghorns-Roy Mix, first on hen, first and special on cock erel, first on bullet.
 s. c. Buff Leghorns-J. D. Herring ton. Paterson, N. J., first on cockerel 1 first en bullet.
 &. c. Black Minorcas-W. A. Schneider first and special and sec. ond, third and fourth on cockerel R. c. Black Minorcas-W. A. Hub- bell, Stratford, third on cockerel; l.. Buckley, Hartford, first and special on cock, first on hen, cockerel first and
  | c. Miller, third on bullet; c. A. Black | man, Stratford, fourth on bullet; Earl J. Beller, Winsted, second on cockerel.l White Minorcas-W. A. Hubbe1i, Stratford, sfrst on cockerel and first on bullet.
 s. G. Buff Orpingtons-J. D. Herring ton, Paterson, N. J., first on cockerel. s. c. Black rpingtons-Conrad Johnson, second on coekerel; sJ. w. Dietrich, first on cock, second on hen; C.. B. Bartlett, Meriden, second on cock. third on cockerel. first on bullet, first for pen: w. T. Paige, Ansonia, first and special on hen. third and fourth, first on cockerel. s. c. White Orpingtons-Thom l. Cleary, first on pen; Fred Yabs, first and special on cockerel, first on bullet. $. c. Rhode Island Reds-C. F. Thorp, Greenfield Hill, second on cock, third on cockerel, third on pull let; F. F. Stevens, Canaan, first on cock, second on cockerel, second on bullet; c. L. Miller, Washington De- lpot, first and special on cockerel; W. F. Jessup, first on bullet. R. c. R. LtReds-O. G. Wiley, first and third on cockerel; w. P. Jessup, first on pen; John H. Souar, Cheshire, first and special on cock, first on hen; George Seltsam, second on cockerel, second and third on bullet.
 Barred Plymouth Rocks-C. F. Thorp, Greenfield Hill, second on pull let, third on pen; I. Williams, second on cock; Bottomly Bros. Glenbrook, third on cock, first on hen, first, spe- cial, second, third and fourth on cock erel, first on bullet; Charles F. Schmidt, fourth on hen. first on pen; Charles Rohrback, second on pen. White Plymouth Rocks-R. B. Ath- erton, Stratford, first, special, second and third on bullet: George Seitsam, first on cock, first and second on hen. first for pen.
 Columbian Plymouth Rocks-R. B, Clark and Sons, Stratford, first on cockerel and first on bullet. White yandettes-Annette Fisk Mereness, second on cockerel, second for pen: Rimmon Poultry Yards, Bea- con Falls, first on cockerel, second on bullet; W. V. Stapleton, third on cock, first and fourth on hen; H. J. A. Bodine, first and special on cock, sec- ond and fourth, second and third for hen, third on cockerel, first and third on bullet, and first for pen. Partridge Wyandottes - G. E. Hotchkiss third on bullet; Bottomly Bros., GlenbroOk, first and special on cock, first and second on hen, first and second on cOckerel, first and second for bullet, first for pen. Silver Laced Wyandottes-G. F. Thorp, Greenfield Hill, second for pen;