Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-04
MORE LIVESTOCK ARRIVES. Many Additions to the Cattle Hsrds- Quality In AiI-New Exhlbits Of Poultry.


 Among the most important additions to the cattle exhibit on Tuesday was the handsome herd of c. S. Briggs of Lebanon, whose 2S head, led by the Dig Jersey bull King Carnival, came in shortly after noon. King Carnival IS one of the biggest attractions un- der the cattle sheds and is certainly of blue ribbon class. He is four years old and has been shown here two years before. Last year he was award ed first premium here and was sec ond in the sweepstakes at the Wi.lf- mantle fair. Another bull of note is the two year old Gold Boy, awarded first premium here last year. All MT. Briggs cattle are Jerseys and include one thoroughbred calf Gertie's Pride, one two year old and two yearling cows and herd of six grade cows, two three year oids, two two year olds and calf.
 J. L. Raymond of Montville brought In IT head of stock on Tuesday. He has seven thoroughbred Ayrshire cows. three Holsteins. two Guernseys and five Ayrshire grades.
 Dan D. Home also of Montville, has three Ayrshires, two cows and reg 1stered yearling bull Edward. Ralph Wheeler of Stonington shows nice herd of thirteen registered Ayr shires that attract considerable favor able comment. At the head of the herd is the three year old bull Locust Dale Boy There are two other vo,,ne bulls and several heifers. George G. Grant of TaftyiIIe has entered pair of four year old Her ford cattle. L. c. Fenton has a pair of draft cattle, pair of beef cattle, and one odd beef OK.
 Only One Sheep Exhihiter. J. B. Palmer of Lisbon is the only exhibitor of sheep this year and shows nice flock of 64 head led by the Dorset ram Imported Included in the flock are Southdowns, Dorsets, Shrop- l shires, Welch Mountain, Hampshires. Cashmeres and two Persians. Abel 1 F. Stevens, who judged the cattle and sheep, pronounced MT. Palmer's flock an unusually fine one.
 President Taft's Turkey. In the poultry department there were about fifty more entries on Tuesday making the exhibit quite up to the 1 standard in size. There were many l high quality birds and competition was close in all classes. . The big. handsome turkey which Horace s. Vose of Westerly Is planning to send | President Taft for his Thanksgiving dinner arrived on Tuesday and was an object of much admiration. There are comparatively few entries in the dog department this year, the only additions on Tuesday being a It, 1 ter of English bull terrier pups, owned | by Alicia s. Hagerty.
 Inside the Fence.
 Sergeant Matthews and Policemen Fenton, Perry and Cornelius Murphy were on general duty inside the grounds.
 Constable David Kinney with force of ten assistants kept close watcI i on the fences.
 l The Patrons of Husbandry restau. rant Is in charge of A. D. Zabriskie as 1t has been for many years, II charge in the dining room was In. Barrett, assisted by Miss-Lillian Wulf MT. and Mrs. Beda Johnson. Fred FL lis, Miss Elsie Starkweather. EIijal Harris. Joseph Portelancs was cook
 The display of vegetables made ul in quality what 1t lacked in quantit, and was chiefly fYem Farmhelme Steningten, The display was in tent next te agricultural hall,
 The New England kitchen is con
 aueted this year by JehA J, 0, Etenl
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 day,
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 public attention by hoeth in green
 white and lavender just outside Agri
 cultural haJl, Miss Steddard, Wh;
 also spoke in the grand stand, wa
 in charge, with Mrs. William A. Nor
 ton the president of the Nerwicl
 Equal Franchise league.
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