Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-06

race track James P Sheridan had charge of the parking.
 BIG CATTLE EXHIBIT About 800 Head on Grounds Including Prize Stock in Varisus Breeds The cattle sheds are filled with a fine variety of choice stock from many parts of the county, making an exhibit full of interest for the visitors who made a tour Of the sheds to inspect the 300 head of stock shown.
 Jerseys | Jerseys lead all other breeds in the number shown, making the best exhibit of this breed that has been seen at the 1 fair in years In the first sheds near the main gate, Mrs. L. s. Robertson of Quaker Hill is exhibiting for the first ] time with a herd of twelve, headed by 1 the three year old bull, Noble Royal Taiisman III, and including the 1S year old COW Quaker Bairn, which is the foun- dation of the herd as all are her daugh- ters or granddaughters. ] Frank L. Lathrop of Norwich has a l three year old bull, Braehurnie's Oxford Raleigh, a bull calf, Pollys Oxford King and a thoroughbred COW. viola's Golden Pogie besides several grade Jerseys J. H. Murphy of Montville shows a Jer- sey bull l year old and under 2, and a heifer calf sEd cow
 Arthur S Barrett of Ledyard has q fine looking bull under 1 year Ledyard Butterfeld, a feifer, FoxyDorothy, and
 The Storer farm F s. Shobees, Nor wich. exhibits a year old bull Noble Royal Talisman 9th, besides yearlings and a COW
 Clark Standish of Lebanon attracts at- tention with his Jersey bull under sil months sired by Kathleens Oxford Mabel Bert Hewitt of Uncasvill shows a two Iyear old black Jersey bull. which cam' from the Robertson herd.
 1 The largest exhibit of Jerseys is h, J. F. Lathrop of Raymond Hill wh' has 2S head in his herd headed by thu 4 year old bull Bairn Fern Laddie, gran, champion at the fair last year. Ther, is also fine looking bull Sachem, year under 2, both bulls coming from th Robertson herd. The exhibit also in cludes eleven milch cows all the get O l Noble Royal Talisman, 2 heifers gran.
 daughters and great granddaughters O this same sire. and four calves wfic are the get of the herd bun. Idteratur upon the Jerseys is attractively display , ed and furnishes much interesting infor nation. The exhibit was largely ar 5 ranged by Mir Lathrop's son Austin
 Guernseys. J. B. Palmer of the Round Hill farm Lisbon. is the leader in the exhibit 0 s Guernseys, with a herd of 27, which in cludes the 4 year old bull, Jewel Nil 3 Palmer is unable to attend the fair thi
 year because of illness but his cattle ar shown in his accustomed fine style. , Frank L. Iathrop also shows 9 grad
 Guernsey calf and steer calves. and
 H Murphy has a grade Guernsey CON
 grade Jersey COW and grade Ayrsshir
 COW,
 Ayrshires. e Grant & OBrien of Taftville have s remarkably fnb looking lot of Ayrshire = in their herd of 25, which includes tn h Swear old bull, Cavaliers Barboigh Si l, yer Chink, the 2-year old bull, Happy . Cavalier, and the 2year old bull, Kit ;. tvs Mischief Maker.
 g Another fine looking herd of this bree r is shown by L. E. Smith of Massa y peag, which includes cows, calves, an
 heifers and bull nder one year. e George A. Kahn of the Spring Valie ,- Stock farm at Yantic who has usual n been a big exhibitor of Arysh!res has Q diminished herd this year As he sold O n his stock after the lair last year, but I ,f has 13 registered COWS to show wit d a yearling bull that was born on u = fair grounds last year. He also has ? yoke of cattle.
 f Joe Clark exhibits bull calf and = heifer.
 I c. A. Gager, Jr., of Norwich, shows h l. handsome months old Hereford bu "a Montville Master, with a pair of steer
 coIU and 6a oou r
 calf.
 II ]. Lawrence Raymond of Lyme h;
 a herd of 34 on exhibition, mostly Her . fords, with a few grade Hoisteins ar u' Guernseys. His herd leader is the l. year old ball, Laddie, and he has a l., months' old bull, Brookfeld Dandy. m HoIsteins e, A. F. and F. N Gardner of East Gre l. Plain are the Holstein exhibitors with l herd of g, including 2-year old bu le COWS and heifers.
 J. B. Brigham of New London has 1 grade Holstein COW and calf.
 Devons.
 Devons, which have not been seen E. the fair for several years, are represen E. ed this year by fine looking herd of D. exhibited by o. B. Carpenter of Eas " ford.
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 A pair of fat oxen are shown by " Alofsin & Son of Norwich. Tryon l. r. throp of Raymond Hill has 2-year c
 steers. Walter Blackett of East Gre at Plain shows a yoke of oxen and j. B. Palmer of Lisbon exhibits several yol ef Hogs. H. J. B. Palmer leads in the display IT. hogs showing about 25 Berzshires, lh ciuding several sows with filters.
 John A. SchEartau of Norwich Tol ,s exhEs.ts one o. l. c. grade SOW vi aa litter of pigs a week old, one Bye ge old boar and a grade COW. ar ]. H. Murphy of Mentviile has T al Droc Jersey boar, and Edward Ne st egman of Tliamesville displays i
 heaviest hog on the grounds, a Yo1
 shire grade SOW.
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 have an entry in the juvenile depa