Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-20

| Geese African-IIorace Miner, first gander, first good; C. Palmer Chapman, second. third gander, second, third goose. Canada-Horace Miner. first, coter, shape goose second color gander. Belgian Hares-Elsworth Steadman. four hrsts. Pigeons Blue Checked-F. W. Cumpstone.. first. second. third.
 Black Homsrs-F' w. cumpstOns. first. second, third, : Blue Honers-F. ". Cumpstone, first, second.
 White MondainA-Hazlew Squab farm, first, second, third fourth. Columbian Plymouth Rocks-Alex, W. Lewis, Jr, first dockerelr silt Lewis, IT,, first cockerel first bullet hrBt hen.
 Partridge Cochin-Alex ". Lewis. Jr,. first cock, first, second. third hen. l Light Guineas--Alex W. Lewis, Jr, l first COG first hen. Black Javas-Akex. W. Lewis Jr., first color. second cock, first, second hen, first. second cockerel Canada Geese-Dwight Maine, first. shape old gander. second old goose, first ytoung gander, first young goose, first pen. I frsts two seconds. Pepciled Indian Runner-B. J. Kier- man, two firsts, one second. Colered. Muscovy-F. ". Cunpstone. two firsts.
 1 RoWen duck-George Dennison. four 1 frsts.. three seconds, one third; Elias B. Miner. one third. one fourth. ! Gray Call - George Dennisop, first, second. third. =. | Black Ma1lard-George Dennison, first ! drake, first duck Gray Mallard-Mrs. T. E. Robinson. l first, third old drake, first, fourth old ! duck, c. Palmer Chapman, second old drake second. third old duck; George 1 Best Displays l American class-Auss Edith K. Hil4, Dairyville, N, H.
 English Hamilton, sr,. Nester- Fly.
 Mediterranean-Tom Thorp. Westerly. | Micellaneous.-Dr William Thompson. 1 Westerly.
 Ornamental Banta1nz- Gem Poultry 1 yrdss Norwich, Conn. | Ornamental BantazpS- Best tom and hen turlSey-Horace Min 1 er Westerly.
 Best Geese-Dwight Maine. Nortf Stoningtan.
 Beet pen-Edah K Hill. White Ply mouth Rocks.
 Largest entry outside state-F. W Curngstene. New London
 Largest Entry Bantams-Gem Poultr1 yards, Norwich.
 1 Best colored bird in show-Lloyd Briggs. Ashaway, R. c. R. l. Ret eockerel,
 l At Elizabeth, N. J., Mrs. Eiizaheti
 Schneider, 94, died Monday night at tn
 home of her daughter, Mrs, William H3rre. of 96S East Jersey strest Mrs Schneider was born in Widenhausen
 Germany. where she lived until her par Tents. decided to leave their native lant
 aud inlnisrated. -, I Seventy-six years ago. Mrs Schneider
 then IS, went to Elizabeth, She was on
 Of the oldest members of the First. Ger man Methodist. Episcopal church- and o 4 the Ladies Aid society of that. churcr Il Until age prevented she was one. of tn s most active in the affairs of both tn
 church and the society. She. Is suyvive
 by a. daughter, Mrs. William Horre e
 Elizabeth. with whom she made he
 home during the last years of her life
 one son. NWfliam Of Westerly. R. T.. 1
 grandchildren and II great-grandchiidEer
 She was. the widow of Henry Schneider.
 Local Laconics 'a'-
 4 twenty per cent. reduction ha
 been posted in the milf Of Henry I
 Bailey at Hope Valley. The mill ha
 besn operating forty-eight hours 8 wee
 in five days.
 Dr. and Mrs, Malford W. Thewlis C South Kingston, will leave next Sunda. for Paris, where they will spent the re
 ulainder of the winter.
 Cou-tland Collins. has been transferre
 from the Na-ragansette Pier coast guar
 station to the Sandy Point station 2
 Block Island.
 John A. Shaw formerly a surfman. :
 the Na=ragansett Pier. Point Judith an | Wakefield coast guard stations, has bee promoted to be chief yeorlans at coai guard quarters, Washington, D. C..