New Britain herald., 1922-12-06
PRIZES AWARDED AT POULTRY SHOW HERE
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HpproNiIndtely 0UO entries were re- ceived by the New Britain Poultry as- soeiation for tho second annual show which opened at the state armory on Arch street today and which will con- unue until Saturday evening of this week. The show will also be for the state meets of the Rhode Island Red cub, the White Wyandotte club and the Barred Plymouth Rock club.
 P. J. Heveley of East Haven Is act ing as superintendent and has the fol- lowing officers of the local club to aid him; Thomas w. Grove, presi- dent; George Clark, w. R. Fenn, John Chaponi, M. A. Dahlson, vice. president; l.. P. >Forker, secretary and P. F. Haley, treasurer.
 The judges are Fred Wagcnblatt of New Haven for Rhode Island Reds r. B. Williams of Plainville for Wan dottes, Frank Perall of Winsted for Plymouth Rocks and c. l.. Sibley of Wallingford for miscellaneous stock.
 Although most of the important awards will be made tomorrow sever- al were mode this morning and are as follows
 IlS>ckS.
 Cocks--first prize, A. K. Crocker. Hens--first, second and third prizes, Clarence A. DeMarest. Cockerels- nrst, second, third and fourth prizes, A. K. Crocker. Pullets-first prize, Clarence DeMarest; second, A. K. Crocker; third, Clarence DeMarest. Pens--Clarence DeMarest, first prize.
 Columbia Plymouth Rocks. K Cockerels-first prize, John Tatter- sail; second and third prize, John Chaponi. Pullets--John Chaponi. first, second and third prizes; J. B. Driscoll, fourth and fifth prizes, Pens-John Chaponi, first prize. Dark Cornish.
 Cocks--Arst prize. F. c. Pentalow; second prize, S.i r. Avery. Hens-E, c. Pentalow, first and second prizes: s. F. Avery, third. Cockerel-E. c. Pentalow
 John Webber was awarded first prize for the best Ancona cock. l.. G. Stoddard was given first prize for the best Light Rrahma cockerel and for the second best bullet F. w. Michaelis was awarded first prize for the best bullet. The two first prizes for the best turkeys were awarded to D. B. Smith and John Johnston.
 Single Comb White Leghorns
 Cocks-f1rst prize, J. Chaponi; second. T. Aldrich; third A. J. Bailey; fourth. w. L. Weld; fifth. M. A. Dahl- son. Hens, First, J. Chaponi second | J. Chaponi; third, A. J. Bailey; fourth. | A. J. Bailey. Cockerels, first, A. J. Bailey; second and third. J. Chaponi; fourth. Thomas Aldrich. Pulets, first. A. ]. Bailey; second. J. Chaponi; third and fourth, Thomas Aldrich; fifth, J. Chaponi Young pens, first, A. J. Bailey; second, M. A. Dahlson. Older pens first w. L. Weld; second A. J. Bailey.
 The regular prizes for each single i class of poultry is as follows: First, bluee ribbnn,s s2 second, red ribbon, s1i}third yellow ribbon, fourth green ribbon, fifth, white ribbon. The prizes on pens is as follows. First, blue ribbon and s4; second, red rib bon and is2; third. yellow ribbon; fourth, green ribbon; fifth, white ribbon.
 Black LaDgshaws.
 Cocks-first and second prizes to Thomas w. Grove. Cockerels, first, second, fourth and fifth prizes to T. W. Grove, and third to Lawrence Buckley. First and fourth prizes for he best bullets went to Lawrence Buckley and the second, third and. { fifth to T. w. Grove.
 hescockerel and bullet prizes of he White Langshaws were awarded l o Lawrence Buckley. For the single omb White Orphington the first prize or the best hen and the first and , econd prizes for the best bullets were warded to Paul Edman.
 Single Comb Reds.
 First prize for the old pens went to he Sunnysde farms, while the prizes :, or the young pens went to Sunnyside arms, first and second; A. S. Bailey, hird; w. J. Sorrow. fourth; Matthias rothers fifth; John Johnson, sixth nd seventh Beebe and Reel, eighth.
 White Wyandottes.
 Old pens, first prize to H, l.. Wilcox; oung pens, first prize to l.. P. Poker, | acond to H. L. Wilcox. For the i ockerels the prizes were awarded to V [. l.. Wilcox and l.. P. Forker also. b Il prizes for the Columbian Wyan- V ottes were awarded to Annie Ash | 'orth. n
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