The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-06

Stratford, first and special on cock, second on hen, first on cockerel, first on bullet; G. w. Hills, Fairfield, sec ond and fourth on cock, first and third on hen.
 White Cochin Bantams-G. E. Hotchkiss, third on cockerel, first Oh bullet; George M. Riggs, second and fourth on hen, first on cockerel, first for pen; F. J. Sladky, first and special on hen, second on cockerel, second and fourth on bullet; A. E. Jessel. first on lcock
 Barred Plymouth Rock Bantams- G. w. Hills, Fairfield. first on cock. first on hen, first on cockerel, first and second on bullet.
 Pigeons.
 Fantails-Alex Tisler, first.
 Carriers-Louis Devicki, first
 Homer Pigeons-August SederQuist, Stratford, first.
 Dragons-Frank Miller, first and second.
 Lincoln hall was comfortably fill ed with an interested audience from the time of the opening of the show this morning. Last evening the hall was packed and it is expected that the crowd will be greater this even- ing. An inspection of the show, in the day time gives any one interested better chance to see the birds and an finals at their best The show will continue tomorrow and tomorrow ev- ening
 Elghty-two toy dogs representing IS distinct breeds are to be seen-s in the toy dog exhibit of the show. Mrs F. c, Shubert is superintendent of this part of the show assisted by Mrs. J. c. Custer. This afternoon Mrs. Olive Ceder of Pelham. N, Y., is Judging the toy dogs placed ih the show by women exhibitors. This ev- ening Mrs. Ceder will judge the dogs exhibited by men.
 Mrs. ,Ceder has devoted much time to the breeding of toy dogs and has a reputation as judge that is ceuR--. trywide. j sd
 The smallest deg iii the exhibition pound and half and is owned and shown by Miss Kate Musante.
 The most valuable dog in the shaW is young BedlingtaB terrier Called Matters and valued at SS1,000. This dog is owned and exhibited by Miss Grace M. Bedford, daughter of E. T. Bedford of Greens Farms. Miss Bad= ford also exhibits two black cocker spaniel puppies which are said ta be the finest specimens ef their kind in America. The exhibit is listed as from the Wymfromere Farm kennels ana is m charge of pr. T. T. coe.
 another dog that attracted a good deal of interest was 8 female Boston terrier pup ''pes,' shown by William Wall. lTs which was very cute and attracted great deal of attention MT. Bedford also exhibited three splendid Cocker snahieis, 4 B6st6h bull bitch aad seven pues was shewh show may be said to faka rank with many more pretentious ones and the tace that there are so many valuable toy dogs in the city is surprising.
 Tn addition te legs thefe were sev- erai fine cats exhibited, notably a pure White cat and two kittens called vvefs appropriately, ''sAeWbali'' and Snow flakes" This part of the exhibition
 c. s. Ridden of s5 Randall avenns, 5 was a,,-,~rded ,$5 last night.
 Among the dogs and exhibitors were the following:
 G. H. Hyhafn, white poodle; Mrs. H; r: Nichols, black and taf1; Mrs T. kirshaw, black. and tan; Miss Myra Livermore, pair Pekingese spaniels; Miss Lorraine Armstrong, Pekingesa pup, ''Kwang'; Jack Jackson, fox terrier; William Houlihan, for terrier; Boston terriers, Robert Connolly, Will liam Hall, Jr., Mrs. Mary Esther Bil1- ings, c. Ia Smith, J. B. Riley, Ernest Cooper, Crescent kennels, John Me- Kane, H. J. Zimmerman, Mrs. w. H. Ft. OubOlS, TALK IduldlO, 2 .H. 1eeli- ley; Blenheim and King Charles span iel, Mrs c. M. Snow; Yorkshire ter- rier, Mrs. c. A. Morton; pair Pomer- anians, blue and brown, "Cymba" and Shadow" Mrs. T. l.. Watson; one pair Pekingese, a Pomeranian, one Griffon, Mrs. Alena Lyon; Prince Charlie spaniel (prize winner in previous shows), Mrs. F. J. Mulcahy; son of Prince Charlie spaniel, owned and exhibited by John Brown, Jr.; black Pekingese, Mrs. William Snyder; Pom- eranian, Joseph Capalla; Ruby span- iel, Mrs. F. L. Schubert; Bidlingtor spaniel, imported from Scotland. two. cocker spaniels, and two pups ditto, E. T. Bedford French bull bat ears, Donahue; French bull, c. H. Bill; French bull, Mrs. c. w. Seward; beagle hound, "Puf11e, < Frank J. Sladsky, Jr.; water spaniel and pups, c. J. Terry; gold and yellow Pomer-s anian, Cornelia Neary;' three months King Charles spaniel, Myra Eaton, five years old; (the mate to this puppy has been presented by Mrs. F. l.. Schubert to be given away at the end of the show); Griffon Bruxlois, Bel gian- Holland weight two and one-half pounds, one year old, Mrs. F. l.. Schu- bert; short face King Charles, Mrs. w. c. Morris; one pair Pomeranian dogs brought from England, full grown, weight three and four pounds respectively, Louis Bill; lemon and white Japanese spaniel, Mrs. Jesse Stewart; pair black and white Japan csc spaniels, "Yama and Susie," Katie Pastine; King Charles, Blenheim, two Ruby spaniels, two French bulls, Mrs. Ada Smith; skye terriers, Sheridan A. Ladd; two black and tan, Mrs J. Morales; white poodle, Fluff" Mrs. J. Finder; pair maltese terriers, Mrs. M. E. 'Hendrickson: maltese terrier, Mrs F., ". Futile; black and tan, Mrs. F. H. Ryan; fox terrier, nine months, weight two pounds, Katie Pastine; one pair Pekingese black imported stock Mrs. F.~L. Schubert; Pekingese span iel, Mrs. Jessie Custer; Blenh ei m spaniel, one PelSingese, Mrs. w. Adams; Chihuahua hairless dog, Mrs. Albert Parkinson.
 Association Officers.
 The officers of the association, all Of whom take a very active part in its conduct, are: President, Daniel j. Ryan, ST.; vice presidents, George w. Hills and Charles Rohrbach; secre- tary, George Seltsam; assistant sec- retary, Edward $. Barnum; treasurer, H. J. A. Bodine; auditor, Thomas F. White; executive committee, above named officers and 1. B. Williams A. E. Jessel, Charles P. Schmid, Walter V. Stapleton, Frank J. Sladkey, Jr, George l.. French and George E. Totchkin.
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