Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-17
SILVER CUPS FOR COUNTIES PRIZE POULTRY.

SILVER CUPS FOR
 COUNTIES PRIZE POULTRY. Stonington and Waterford Yards
 Largely Represented Among the
 Winners.
 The following were included in the awards of special cups and prizes at the show of the Southern New England Poultry and Pet Stock association, which had about 1900 birds on exhi- bition and ended Friday at New Lon don:
 Special Cups.
 Cup valued at S15, offered by U. s. Sen. Frank B. Brandegee for exhi- or making the largest entry in variety showing the largest total entry-Qual- ity Poultry yards, Waterford.
 Cup valued at $10, offered by Rob- ert Moore for greatest number of points won by one exhibitor-Cedar Edge Poultry farm, Stonington.
 Cup valued at $10 offered by Charles R. Beebe of New London for exhibitor making the largest entry on any one variety-Cedar Edge Poul- try Ldrn1, StOnlnSJon,
 Cup valued at S10 offered by Fred eric W. Mercer for exhibitor making second largest entry on any varie- ty-Cedar Edge Poultry farm.
 Cup valued at S10 offered by D. S. Hardness for exhibitor making third largest entry in any one variety Quality Poultry Yards, Waterford Cup valued at S10, offered by the association for largest number of points won by one exhibitor in the American ciass-Henry R. Palmer, Stonington-
 Cup valued at $1O, offered by the association for largst number of points won by one exhibitor in the English class-J. Tyler Cruttenden, Crescent beach.
 Cup valued at $10, offered by the association for the largest number of points won by one exhibitor in the Mediterranean class-Quality Poultry yards, Waterford
 Cup valued at $1O, offered by the association for best cockerel in show, l Mediterranean class-Carl Schofield, i Mystic.
 Cup valued at s1O, offered by the association for handsomest female bird in show-J. Tyler Cruttenden, Crescent beach.
 Cup valued at s10, offered by the as- sociation to member of Rhode Island poultry association winning the most points on any one variety-Cedar Edge Poultry farm ,Stonington. Barred Plymouth Rocks-Cup val ued at s10, offered by E. S. Hardness for best diSplay-N. J. Baker, Mystic; i cup valued at S10, offered by associa- tion for largest entry-N. J. Baker Mystic.
 Wyandottes.
 Buff-Cup, valued at $10 offered by A. R. Post of Norwich Town for the best display, Mrs c. 0. Smith, Woon socket, R! L
 Columbian-Cup valued at S10 offer ed by George Heath of Stonington for best display, Charles H. Denisen, Mys- tic; cup valued at s10 offered by the association for largest entry, Charles H. .Denfson, Mystic
 Golden-Cup valued at $1o offered by Charles H. Denison of Mystic fol best display, A. R. Post, Norwich Town.
 White Plymouth Rocks. White Plymouth Rocks-Cup val ued at $10 offered by Vine Starr ot Waterford for best display, Henry R Palmer, Stonington; cup valued at S1( offered by the association for larges entry, Henry R. Palmer, Stonington; cup valued at $1o offered by Johr H. Northrup,' Jr.. of Apponaug, R. l. for best cockerel Henry R. Palmer Stonington.
 For Big Point Winners.
 The Connecticut Poultry association offered s1750 to be awarded Samone the members of that association win ming first second and third greates number of points at this show. Fan nie L. Day of Gildersleeve won frs prize s10; Quality Poultry Yards O Waterford second prize of $5, ant Cedar Edge Poultry Yards of Stoning ten the third prize of s2.5o. One roll Of roofing offered by F. W Bird $ Son for exhibitor winning thir, i largest number of points, was won b, Quality Poultry Yards of Waterford.
 The 2Spieee silver service, offere, by the American Buff Leghorn club was won by Cedar Edge Poultr, Farm of Stonington.
 Leghorns.
 s. c. white-Cup valued at $1o of fered by Carl Schofield of Mystic fc best display, Daniel Lamb Mystic cup valued at $10 offered by the as sociatfon for largest entry, Hugh Mac Kenzie, Waterford.
 s. c, Browning-Cup valued at $1 offered by L, H, BuFpee of Waterford president of the association, fer bes display, J, E. F, Brown, Mystic; cu valued at $10 offered by the asseeia tion for largest entry J. B, F. BrewE Mystic.
 s. c. Buff-CuP valued at S10 offer ! CT by State Senator Alton T. MoRer, fo best, display, Cedar Edge Poultry farm SteHiRgton. R. c. Buff-CuR valued at s10 of fered by Frank G. KeeneY of Water ford, for best display, Cedar Edg Poultry farm, SteningteH. Minsras, Ancenas, HoudaHs, Minorcas-cup valued at $10, of fered. by George Heath of StoningteI for best display-Albert Hemingway Sonth Manchester.
 Anconas-cup valued at SIG, offere , by the association for largest entry Quality Poultry Yards, Waterford / cup offered by New England divisio of International Ancona club-ea1aI . ity Poultry Yards, Waterford.
 Houdans-cup valued at SIG, of i fered by J. E. F. Brown of Mystic fo .. best display-Walter Morgan, Jr ,, Mystic.
 erphnstons. White-cup valued at $1e offered b . George Heath of Stonington for bes display-5oseph Lee, New London GU valued at s10, offered by associatio for largest entry-Josep Lee, Ne7 London.
 Buff-cup valued at SIG offered fror Farmholm, Stenington for best dis | play-Dr Morris Smith, Waterford