Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-02
LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT. Herefords, Ayrshires and Guernseys
 Are Amonu the Cattle

LIVESTOCK EXHIBIT.
 Herefords, Ayrshires and Guernseys Are Among the Cattle. The cattle exhibit is large as ever this year, Many head of high grade cattle are exhibition. c. A. Gager, Jr., has exhibit of Here ford herds which is in charge of Bur Till H. Fielding. Getaway Boy, hand some two year old bull, from the Mor- gan Stock Farm, New Hampshire, ic attracting much attention as are pair of trained heifer calves, trained and driven by Bonnie Fielding. MT. Gager also has on exhibition num- Der of registered Shropshire sheep. number of handsome Ayrshire cattle and a registered Ayrshire bull. Round Hill Stock Farm, James B. Palmer owner, has on exhibition two regis tered Guernsey bulls,
 Other exhibitors are H. E. Howe who shows Ayrshires. Stephen Ro- kowski. who has exhibition regis tered Ayrshire cows, E. N. O'Brien, Ayrshires. C. D. Whitman of Water ford shows Is grade Jersey heifers. William B. Lathrop is exhibiting a pretty heifer calf There are a num- Der of other exhibitors.
 Swine.
 Not in years has the exhibit of swine and hogs been as large as it is this year. c. D. Whitman of Water ford leads in this department with over 30 Improved Ohio Chesters, all sleek and well conditioned and not a faulty animal to be found in the lot. His exhibit includes grand looking 350 pound boar. about 20 sl1oats. and ? Silver sow with a litter of seven pigs three weeks old. Just to show how gentle the sow with her litter jC M hi i71tn ho with her freely and does the same with the husky boar sitting on his back and showing that he can be handled without danger.
 J. B. Palmer of the Round Hill Stock Farm. Lisbon, exhibits a fine sow with d litter of seven pigs, and P Nawrocki of Yantic also shows SOW and n iTe pigs.
 LePan of Norwich who has a hand some black bear and a grade sow with q litter of seven pigs. while Ralph Taylor of Lebanon has a boar and hibits fine looking lot of Berkshires including two boars. SOW with six pigs, shoats and young boar.
 Poultry and Pet Stock.
 The largest display in turkeys in the history of the fair is that seen in the poultry shed this year. Among the largest poultry exhibitors are Schriver and Bond of. Groton. They are showing their never defeated S1- yer Polish hen The Gem Poultry Yards of Norwich feature Wyan- dottes and Miss Florence Browning is showing Polish fowl and water fowl. ducks and geese. Harry Main of Mystic is the largest single exh bitor- He shows all varieties of poultry and water fowl. Sergeant James c. Dunn, who las year lectured at the fair on T recruiting canona ign, has the lars- est display of Orpingtons ever seen OF the grounds.
 William A. Wenes of this city has & remarka b1e display of blue ribbon stock cavies. One of the cavies clas ass- cd among the largest in the coun try weighs 44A ounces. Another cavie has hair nine inches long. Mir. Wells pair of Silver Asouti from Silver King who won first prize and a spe- cial cup at the Boston Show this year. There is also black guinea pig whose parents won first prize at the Boston and Lynn shows. The s0rtv-feur ounce cavie is a cream and white If beautiful color. James L. Tourtelotte is showing Abyssinian ~avies with nursing young. and also ePs on exhibition two black Siberian "a hbits
 Bearded Golden Polish cockerels and hens are shown by N. J. Baker and T. Fiber DeDnison- of Groton shows Columbian Wyandottes.
 There are also to be seen in the nouItry shed genuine New Zealand 2eds. Buff Rock Hens, s. c. R. r. Reds. non beg rded Silver Polish birds, White. Cornish chicks and bullets 2 beautiful pair of Pekin ducks, Wild Mallard ducks, Mexican Ducks and many other varieties.
 c. A. Gager, Jr., of this city has on exhibition wild geese and coslings and Bourbon Red Turkeys.
 Sheep.
 In pens near the main gate Mfr. Whitman has about 80 grade Shrop shire sheep on exhibition.
 AUTOMOBILE SHOW.
 This year the automobile show is placed in big tent. 16ox40 feet. and makes a fine display of the best stan dard pleasure cars and business vehi- cles. The exhibits are arranged in an attractive way, with white pillars di- viding off the spaces and shields on the pillars containing the exhibitors names.
 Just at the entrance is the Baird Tire Supply Co.. showing the well known Firestone tires. and next comes the Frisbie- Mccormick Go. with a 1-2 ton Mack truck and a 5 If ton Reo truck which just arrived in time to get into the show.
 The Maxwell Chalmers service sta ton, c. F. Kinger manager. shows a Maxwell touring car. 1921. Maxwell i've passenger car. 1920. and a Max well truck Auto Go. of Willimantic, which has a lor ,v,I I,,,e-