Norwich bulletin., 1912-01-10
PEDlCREED POULTRY At WESTERLY
First Show of South County Association Opens Most Sue
cessfuIy-Awards Announced on Tuesday-Board of
Trade Addressed by Lyman C. Root of Stamford.

e. > VI @NOEWlNIl, uESL EOCk. 1tISl men,
first cockerel, second pullet; Henry
hen. second and third -cockerel, first
and third puliet. Mr.. Rogers had five
entries and took four prizes
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns.-Mrs.
Ed. L. Gavitt, first hen.
Single Comb Black Orpingtons-
John Lynch, first cock, first hen, first
cockerel; Max Lain, third cock. L.
Palmer Chapman, third cock first and
third hen; Samuel FSfe, second and
third cockerel; William f. Saunders,
first pullet; William ]. Clemens, sec
ond ana third pullet.
Black Minorca-Alfred J. Martin,
first hen.
Rlsck Langchangs-P Broth
ers. first cock, second hen. third cock
erel.
The judges win complete their work
today Wednesday.
Local Luconics.
William Segar and daughter Helen,
are attending the automobile show in
New York
Policeman Frederick T. Mitchell is
confined to his home, threatened with
Pneumonia.
John Champlin, Jr.. left Westerly
Tuesday, to resume mis- studies in
Pottsville, Pa.
Or. Charles Perry Crandal has reg
isteled az the office of the town clerk
to practice IL Westerly.
District Ceputy John S. Kellogg in
itiated the officers Of Granite council,
Rcyai AlcaIIum, Monday evening.
Rev. JoLn Purtill, recently ordained.
lelt Westerly Tuesday for St. Louis,
Thers he will be assigned to duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Segar are
en- route far Los Angeles. where they
Till spend the rest Of the winter,
Miss Ethel James, assistant secre-
tary Of the poultry show, is a very
busy, yet courteous and aecommCdat-
ing official.
the annual session Ct the Rhode Is.
land Rural Carriers association, held
in Olneyvllle, Tuesday.
The relocation of Friendship street
is now staked out. The change is
made necessary by reason of the rail-
read Improvements now in progress.
The striking mule spinners of the
White Rock mill do not claim that the
cnanse from day work to piece work
left them 81 a week, but that their
wages were lessened that amount.
State Council Warden Shelby c.
Nicholas of Westerly, with the other
state officers Of the Junior Order An-
erican Mechanics, made an official
visit to Washington council in Prov.
idence Tuesday evening.
To facilitate the filling in work In
connection with the railroad improve
ments a temporary bridge for the &C
commodation of the work train is to
be constructed from the new abut-
ments over the Pawcatuck river.
There was not d very large attend
ance at the meeting cf the Westerly
board of trade, Tuesday evening. Aft
er the routine business, Lyman G.
Root of Stamford gave an interesting
address on Organized Charities Work.
Andrew Farrell attended the annual
meeting of the democratic state cen
trail committee. Judge Frank E. Sim
mons was reelected chairman, Peter
]. Garkin treasurer and Congress
man George F. O'Shaunnessy secre-
tary,
W. O. Rogers, a poultry fancier Fl
Norwich said that the show of the
SOulu county HOulLIy association was
a credit to Westerly and to the man-
agement, and that the show was fully
up to the standard in quality and
quantity.
There were some weather changes
in Westerly from Monday morning
to Tuesday morning, aside from the
heavy snow and rain fall and high
winds Monday morning the thermom-
pfar read zero q Oipbt "A a boyre an6
ing.
Stanley II. Holmes, superintendent
of schools in New Britain. will speak
on Geography and Nature Studies, at
the meeting of the Connecticut Teach
ers institute, to be held in Middle
town, January 10. He is a brother of
William H. Holmes. superintendent of
schools of Westarl1-