Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-19
WESTERLY POULTRY JUDGES BUSY
Announce Many Awards to Prize Birds Friday Attorney Crafts Statement in Case of Discordant Moose-Sug gestions Fire Prevention.

Grey Cau-Birst old drake, first old duck. hrzt young drake first youns duck, George Denison.
 Wild Black-F1rst drake. d1zt duck. George Denison.
 Wild Mallard- -FirSt drake, first duck, George Denison.
 Wood Duck-First drake, rrst duck, George Denfsen.
 Turkeys.
 Brcnze--ESrst tom. first hen H. D.
 White HolIana-F4rst old tom, frs. hen, first young tenn, frat young hen, Thomas E Wheeler, North Etoning-
 Wnd--Two first tom, two first hen,
 Old African Geose--First sander, first gooSA II. D. Miner, Westerly.
 Brown Chtnar--Eie5t Gauder, first second goose, c. Palmer Chapman.
 wild Geess-First gander, first goose, George Denison.
 White African GuineAs-Ffrst cock, first hem. Highland farTn. W. 4. Pol lock, Saunderstown.
 White Anzora Rabbits-Ffrst buck, first doe, Oliver Denison, Jr.
 Pigeons.
 Clean Legged white-First pair John H. Kanaer.
 Clean Legged TurnDsers-First pair J. Fl. Render.
 Yellow Homers-First and second rairs, 4. L.. Jensen, Yantic, Conn. Silver Homers-Ffrst pair, 4. L.
 Maltese-F4rst, second and third pairs, J. L. Jensen. Pfgmy Pouters-First, second and third pairs, A. L. Jensen
 Fairy SwaIfows-FiTSt pair, John J SnuI A. pairs. A. l.. Jensen:
 Flying Honers-First pair, Harold Nudge
 Barred ssvallows-Fsrst pair. J. J
 Barless swallows-First pair, J. J Tiger swallows-Tirst pair,>>J. J. Kennedy.
 Crescents-First pair, J. J. Kennedy Blaze Faced-First pair J. J. Ken nedy.
 La Hoarse-First pair, J. J. Ken nedy.
 Fantails-Efrst pair. J. J. Kennedy
 Blue Swaliowg-F'irst pair, J. J Kennedy.
 Best dozen eggs-First and third William R. Wells; second, Asa F. Hox. sic.
 The White wyandotte cockere 1 owned by George H. Ward, of Man 1 chester, Conn. was awarded the $t clock as the whitest bird in the show The Clifford W. Campbell company $50 cup offered for the best birt raised. or conditioned. on specified food, was awarded to L. 4. Briggs, Jr. of Ashaway, on a Rose Comb Rhode Island Red bullet Awards were made for the cham. pionship birds in their classes as fol. lows: American, White Wyandott, cock. George H. Ward, Manchester l English. Single Comb Black Orping. ton bullet, John Lynch, Westerly Mediterranean, Single Comb Whit, Leghorn cock, Allen N. Hoxsie, Eas Greenwich: Asiatie, Partridge Cochin l Hondan cock, Mrs. 4. D. Wilcox, Riv erside, R. l.: German, Silver Pencillet i Hamburg cock, Lyndon Taylor; Pol | ish. White Crested Black Polish cock Jeanie W. Taylor; Oriental Game Dark Cornish hen, James Hamilton IT.: Exhibition Game, Black-breaste' Red Game cock, Nudge & Son; mis cellaneous, Buttercups, eocAerel Ern est J. Wells & Son; Game Bentams Red Pyle Game cockerel, John J l Kennedy: ornamental bantam, BlacI l Cochin cock, Walter F. Seymour Providence.
 The Grange cup offered by wsstert grange for the bird showing the larg est number of points and owned by member, was awarded to c. Paime | Chapman.
 The association prizes to the exf1ib 1 itor whose birds in competition score the most points were awarded as fol lows: Alexander Fl. Hoxsie. points Single Comb White Leghorns, frs prize, silver cup; Matt Hazard, 8 points, Light Brahn1a, second prize silver cup; John Davey, g point: Partridge Cochins. third prize. $S.
 A. L. Jensen, of Yantic, led in tn display of pigeons, twelve pairs.
 The Alton Poultry yards, Mrs. Eliz abeth Render. exhibited the larges number of competitive birds. 70, an Walter F. Seymour, of Providence, le in the Bantam class. with 51 birds.
 In addition to these there wer many minor awards for special prize of minor Importance.