The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-23

announces that owing 10 the T9V1S1On of the Chinese exclusion laws. the immigrant Inspector examination to be held on Feb l 8, 1914, has been in- definitely postponed. When the date Of examination is decided upon, an nouncement will be made through the press
 PRzzEs AWARDED
 FOR A1IlK, BUTTER Buttsr and milk awards were made at Hardprd Wednesday at the second days session of the annual convention of the Connecticut Dairymen's As sociadon- Long rows of wrapped and exposed butter were tested and all were found to be over 90 per cent. ] pureF butter fat Hundreds of bottles of milk were weighed and tested Butters awards announting to $z36 and milk awards amounting to $75 were given me butter awards were made as follows. the: frsE figures being the degree Of purity and the last figures the money a;wardeds--- G7ass 1-Butfer 1Gade by CreameTies. W7nstsd Creamery, s5.b, $1s.1B. s1insbury Creamery. s65. s1s.15. Lebancn Creamery, 9A-6, $10.12. T. A. Stanley, s4-5, $1O.12- 1E D. Beach, 94-6, $10-12. Ellington Creamery. 93. $S-11- New zAOua00 4931Ey COs, SA.t0s Yu-uSs Euffield Creamery. 9O.5, $2.0T. Aspetuck Valley Creamery, so.5s &s.07.
 r1ass z-Batser Made by Private Daaxdee. Andrsw Bueu. s5.25. s1a.so- IF. T. Baldwin, 95. $12.S5. A w. Bruzningham, 94.75. $11.s0. L. P Humphrey. e4. s1o- -so- David Munson, 92.5s $6-1b. F. J. Vaiu. 92. $e-1s-
 F. L. Ives. 92, S6-1e- Karrni Kimberly, 791.5l, F$g.12. ". H Carrier, 91.25, $4-es- R. F. woodruff, 91-25, s4.68. ". L. Pentecost, 91s $4.1z. JE Kfngsbury. 91- $4-12. A. B. Johnson, 90-75s $s-70. w J. and T. M. Savage 9O.5, $S.0e. 2. Kelly 9O-5s $s-os-
 g. H Mccall 90.25,f $26S. Charles Linddufst, 90. $2.0Js George Hbba1ss 90, $2.07-
 O. E. Bailey 70. $2-o7
 w. A WadhaHnaas 9Qs S2s0
 class 3NGr anuIaF Butter: Aspetuck valley Cream srys $5. A B. Johnston. $3s
 Ellington Creamery, s.
 Glass 4Nfarket Batter. winsted Creamery. se.5, s4-5s. Birmingham. S4-
 Glass 5Diseretionary. Winsted Creamery, $3.
 Miss Alice Ldtchhe1d, $1,
 Glass 8-UnsaIted Butter. Wfnsted Creamery, o6.5. s4.5s A. w. Birmingham, s5.75, ,$4s10. M D. Reach, 3.5, S2-75. A B. Johnson, 93, $2l45.
 F. L. Ives ess $2.45 EllinEtoI. crealnefy ss-75, $2s2s. E E. Brown 91-25. $13e. E. H. Mccall, e0.5, 90 cents. Charles Lindquist. 90, 61 cents. Aspetuck Valley Creamery. 30. 61 cents. Tunis Goodenough, 90, sI cents The milk awards were given as fol lows: J. R. Foster, ss5. H E. Clark, ee 4
 A. w Pitkinss 98.5. A live Jersey calf was given each of these. A prorafa division of $75 was given to the following: w. G. schwink. ss-1
 F. J. Baldwin, 9s-05. R. B. Rocks. 98- F. J. Edwin, SIT. GressIand Farm, 97.65. T. R. Foster, 97.5. H. B. Cooke, e7.5.
 L. Birdsa1Is 97-25.
 g. D. Newell, 97.1- H B. Clarke, 96.5. D. H. Mccall, s6-2.
 2 " D. Thomas 96.
 s. E. Newell. 95-5.
 L. Birdsau, 95-5,
 Mcknight Ellington 94.75.
 George Harper 94.65.
 Grassland Farm. S7.65.
 Andrew Buell., 94.55.
 O. B. YarI, 94.5.
 w. L. Morris, 94.5-
 Cedar Hill Farm, 94.45.
 Mrs. A. J. Pierpont, 94.1.
 H g. Blake, 93.8-
 AS Avery 93.5.
 Mrs George Waybore, 93.
 w. S. Thomas, 928.
 A. D. Fillmore, 92.55
 J. E. Kingsbury. 92.5.
 B. C. HaIlock, 92.
 N. H. Parker. 91.9.
 c. D. and W. H. whitman, 91.?5. J. H. Payne, 91.25. IT. O. Densels, 90.55.
 Where name appears twice in the above, it means that the exhibitor showed samples of both milk and cream. and separate judgments were made.
 COLDS TO BE TAKEN SERIOUSLY Intelligent people realize that com If there is sneezing and chf1liness with hoarseuess. tickling throat and cough ing, begin promptly the use of Fo1ey's Honey and Tar Compound. It is ef- fectfve, pleasant to take. checks a cold, and stops the cough which caus- es loss of sleep and lowers the vital