Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-11

The, hrst show Of the, South County
Poultry association, in Hibernian hall,
Westerly, was visited Wednesday by
gany fanciers and there was general
praise Of the excellence of exhibits and
OF the satisfactory management.
Judges Ives, Allen and Lambert have
completed their work and these addi-
uonal awards were announced:
Bronze Turkeys-Horace Nose, first
tom, first tom, first, second and third
hens. These turkeys are fine speci-
mems and are of the same variety as
the one sent to President Taft for
Thanksgiving dinner The tom tur-
key Weighs As pounds, and tho hens
weigh from Is 70 35 pounds. Mr.
Nose has the autographed letter of
President Taft, acknowledging the
gift, joining Mrs. Taft in extending
thanks % the donor. James Browning
o. Stoningt7n received first and second
prizes in this class for two cockerels
and second for tom turkey.
Colored Orpington-Cedar Crest and
Crystal Spring poultry yards, first pen
Indian Runner Ducks-W. ID. Ken
yoH & Son, first drake, second duck;
". c. Morgan, Jr, second drake, first
and third duck.
Blue Swedish Ducls-W. c. Morgan
Jr- first drake, first and second and
third ducks.
African Geese-H. d. Miner, first
and second gander. first and second
goose; James Browning, third gander,
third goose.
White Holland Turkey-Fernando
Wheeler, first tom, first hen.
Bolton Hare. i. Blanchard, first
buck. first doe.
Rose Comb White Leghorns-Russell
Burdick. first and second pullet.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn-Nrs,
70 L. Govitt, first hen.
Notified Ansonas-Heyward Beebe,
Waterford. first hen, first cockerel, first
pulet.
Black ngshanss-Phillips Bros,
Waterford. first cock, second hen, third
cockerel; ]. +. Palmer, Rockville, first
hen, first cOckerel. second and third
pullets; Thomas Fowler, New London,
second cockerel. first pullet.
Black Wyandottes-lohn J. Kennedy,
FIRST and second cockerelS, first and
second pullets.
Partridge Wyandottes-C. ". Stow
eli. first and third cock, first hen,
first cockerel, first and second pullet;
Alton poultry yards, second cock, sec
ond hen.
Single Comb White Orpingtons-Ce-
dsr Crest and Crystal Springs poultry
yard. first hen. second cockerel, frst
and second pen; John Lynch, third
cockerCd. third pullet. Mrs. II. H. Rob
inson, third cockerel. Mrs. Ed L. Cav
lit, second cock, second hen, first cock
erel; first and second pullet; James
Lee New London, third hen; W. II.
a. Chappel, first cock.
Bun Orpingtons-Earl IT, Perrin
first cock, second pen. third cockereI
first puuet; Alton poultry yards, sec
ond c0ckerel John Lynch first hen:
William Z. owens, first cockerel; Will
IAN i. Loudon, second cockerel, second
pen; Edwin f Chapman, second pull
let.
Pigeons-Reginald Oppy, blue homer
frst. light checker homer first, dark
checker homer first; James 5. Fletcher,
Scotch swallows first; Edward p. Ed
wards first on each Of five varieties
Of tumblers.
Lahenfelders-W. c. Morgan, Jr..
first cock, first hen, first cockerel, first
pullet
Rose Comb Buff Leghorns-Cedar
Ridge poultry yards. first cockerel first
pullcL
Championship ribbons for best bird
in various classes were awarded as
follows.
American-John Hayes, white wy
nndotte pullet
Asiatio-R. John Davey. bur Cochin
hen.
Accommodation F. Clark,
single comb white Leghorn pullet.
Poiish-Mrs. Jennie ". Taylor. white
crested black Polish hen.
Hamburg W. Perry, silver SPAN
Eled Hamburg pullet.
English-Cedar Crest and CRYSTAL
Spring poultry yard, white Orpinton
hen.
French-W. A, Morgan, Jr., notified
Houdon hen.
Standard Games-George Pickering.
Dominique pit cock William Nudge
& Son, black breasted red game hen.
Oricntal-BlacE tailed japanese ban
tam cock; John J. Kennedy, red pyle
same bantam hen. Alton poultry wards.
Ozark Cornish game hen.
Herbert p. Clark Of Westerly. a
principal winner at the New London
how, Uas awarded the prize for fhe
BEST pen Of singla-comb white Leg
horns, the prize being the Gavitt sill
yer cup valued AT SO. Other awards
tcr display were as follows:
Beringer cup for largest entry. TO