The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-01-31
FINAL MEETING OF ASSESSORS
 THIS EVENING Poultry Show Great Sue cess-All Exhibits
 Judged. TASK WAS VERY
 DIFFICULT ONE Oronoque Lodge Entertains Grand Lodge Officers
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of SStratford will be held this evening when they will meet in their office to give any information to the interested taxpayers relative to the increase iu . their property. The final figures have been compiled showing that the grand list of the town for 1919 will be $15,- 183, 744. This is considerably lower than was asked at the annual town meeting when at that time request was made asking the assessors to in- crease the grand list of the town to SIG, GOO O0O
 The board of relief will take full charge of the asse ssors' books after this evening and sessions by the board of relief to hear complaints relative to an excessive aSSessm ent will begin Monday when this board will hold its first meeting, being in session from to in the afternoon and from to 9 in the evening. Other meetings of = the board of relief will be held Feb ruary ', l to 5, and to D. m. Feb ruary If, i to D. m. and to D. m.; February 21, to , and to 9 D. m. The members of the. board this year comprise Harry Wilcoxson, John E. Beardsley and William Blamey.
 The work of judging the various exhibits at the Stratford poultry show has just been completed by the judges ana IIl6 haTlOuS dWdfuS dTo being made by the committee in charge of the event. The task has been a mammoth one owing to so much competition and large variety of animals at the show causing the judges to work overtime which they have done, The Times takes pleas ure in presenting to the interested public the only official list of awards made at the show. They follow:
 
 second, third, fourth and special; Plymouth Rock, Donahue, one first, special and second; White Orpingtons. Allen, two firsts; s. c. R. I. Reds, An derson. one fourth, second and spe cial; T. Dew, one first. one third; Barred Plymouth Rock, VanDine, special, first and third; White Wyn- dotte, Harrison, five firsts; Collored- Muscovy, Hawley, two ffrsts; R. I, Reds pullet D. Len, first and second; Barred Plymouth Rock pen, Platt. second; Plym outh Rock, cock, first, second and fourth; Menzies, third; rose comb Brown Leghorn, pen, Nord- cock. first and second; Plymouth Rock pullett, and pen. Menzies, first and second; rose comb R. l. Red, Wallace, two firsts; Buff Rock pen, H. Strasburg, two firsts; Orpington, Strausburg first; White Leghorn pen, Strausberg, first; rose comb Ancona- Hanson. special, two flrsts, two sec onds, two thirds, two fourths; Check CT Doe rabbit, Jessel, special, first and third; Black Flemish doe, Jes- sel, first; Grey Checker, Jes- sel, first; Black Rose Comb Bantam, Jones, two firsts, one second; Dark Red Pet game cock, Pritchard, four firsts; red pile pit cock Pritchard, first; American checker buck rabbit, Pederson, first second; Steel Gray Jr. doe, kowolskl1 special, one first and two seconds; Black Flemish Kowolaski, first; grey buck, Kowolaski, first; steel grey Kowolaski, one first. two seconds, one third; light Brahma, Francis, three frst< Gramersey Farms, third, sec ond fourth; black Flemish. first two thirds. second, fourth; Grey Checker. Anderson. first, second, third, fourth; Angora doe, Anderson, second; buck, Pritchard, first and third:. steel grey Flemish giant. Anderson, special first. second; Belgian buck, James, special, first; doe, James, special, first; Johnson, third and first; black, red game bantam, Anderson. three frSts, second; Red Pile bantam, Anderson. two firsts; Old English speckled, An derson, two firsts; brown red bantam, Anderson, first; rose comb black ban tam. Gramersey Farms. special, two firsts, one third Buff Coachin ban tam. Gramersey Farms. four firsts two seconds; partridge bantam Gra- Sfnersey Farms. two firsts; barred rock bantam, Gramersey Farms. two firsts; Black COachin bantam. Martin special. two frsts, second. third and fourth; Yellow P.gney, Martin, first WhitH Ctra Farms two frsts: Seabright bantams, Gramersey Farms, special. two firsts and two seconds; barred rock ban tam, pen. Gramersey Farms: white crested Polish, Hughes, special two tirsts, second, two thirds; domestic tom st. Clark, first; smoked Maltese cat, Morse. first; silver grey, BilfeIt two frsts, one second: Angora cat, Bateman, first; New Zealand rabbit, Judson, special six firsts, three sec onds, one third.
 Impressive services were held at the funeral of Dr. RolIin A Curtiss by the Knight Templars whose ritual was exemplified at the house last ev- . ening. The Rev. c. c. Kennedy, rec tor of Christ church gfso officiated A wealth of floral tokens showed the esteem in which Dr. Curtiss was held by his many friends and relatives. In terment took place at Waterbury this morning.
 One of the largest attended meet ings of Oronoque lodge held in several months was held last evening in theiy hall in the town building at which t'me and state officers of the order were the guests of the local members. Following the working of the third degree by the degree team of the To- cal lodge which was put on in full ceremonial form for the first time in the lodges history the state officers addressed the meeting complimenting the lodge on the excellent work of the degree team. At the close of the meeting a banquet was served by the entertainment committee. The state
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