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TUB Normr apamu btFrwiifo tuaspPOULTRY SHOW HAS ITS BIGGEST DAYMore Paid Admissions Yesterdav Than onRice. Pullets, first. Q P. Entire**, second, F. R. Shaw; third. Wetmore Bradley; fourth, Earl H. Wilson: fifth, Mrs. W. H. Rice. Pens, first, F* R. Shaw; second, Mr*. W. H. Rice.Rose Comb BufT Orpingtons—Cockerels—All prizes awarded to A. F. Smith.a i~. j-s. » .. „ i Black Langshans—Cockerels and pul -Any Day bince Association Was rormed. U s—All prizes awarded to John L.List of Exhibitors and Pqze WinnersBuy a dictionary for the poultr; ehow, ,Egg; An embryo ;, *d chicken. Incubator. A heated machine;Hume: second and third, Evans Brothers. Cockerels, first, C. E. Hume; second, Evans Brothers; lt;third, P. L. Callender; fourth, N. M. Smith; fifth. William Dow. Pullets, first, C. E.mother; unless it j Hunntodem chick roasts the egg.Brooder: Another .tested machinwhich hovers the cbv known to smother hem.Hen: Referred t» as the most Indus trious Americau oit in;” deprived o: setting and brooding, she lays all thlt; time.Rooster: The husband of 20 wivewhich maj account for his pride anc the fact that he comes to grief at thlt;second, P. I ourth, Evans E. Hume;Callender; third Brothers. Pens second, Dunlap-and has been I Schrw nd Co.: third, Evans Brothers; J fourth, John L. Burt.Buff Plymouth Rocks—Cocks, first, William Schott; second, J. E. Weatb erwax; third, James Lowe. Hens, first, second and third, WilliamSchott; fourth, P. W. Noyes; fifth, Janies Lowe. Cockerel, first and fourth. William Schott; second, James Lowe, third, J. E. Weathorwax. Pullets,taichCockerel: A young male bird vithout spurs thirks he can lick on other bird on tin:- walk except a haw; ’ }’viler A mother v. ho is not cor pidered aristocrat.c unless she raise L10 children her first year.Thorughbred: Any fowl produced a man who calls himself a “fancier.” Cackle: The sign of another egg. Exhibition hall: A nice quiet plaewhere people look at chickens an wonder how they could eat them.g . Mott Anconaa :' rat and ( irtl I . Ailei set md and jYesterday was the biggest day is the history ot th. Northern Berkshi: Poultry association. During the day o large number of the pqpils of t!.. Normal school visited the hall. 1 ft.* i* the afternoon and especially last c-ven-ichoolldreprethe afteno.iailythird, Albert Cleveland. Cockerels, first, Edward Allen; second, Albert Cleveland. Pullets, first, Albert Cleveland; second and third, Edward W Allen. Pena first, J. N. Harrington.Black Minorcaa—Hens, cockerels and pullets—All prizes awarded to H. H. Shields.Single Comb Black Minorcaa—Cocks, second, Niles N. Smith. Hens, first, Mrs. F. L. Mosley; second, J. A. McClelland. Cockerels, first, H. H. Shields: second and third, Mrs. F. L. Mosley; fourth, Niles M. Smith. Ful-h ts. first, second and third, H. H. Shields; fourth, Mrs. F. L. Hosley. l ens, first, Ralph Detevan.S. C. White Leghorns—Cocks, first, second and fourth, A. F. Dodge; thirl and fifth, Lewis T. McLean. Hens, r.st, fourth and- fifth. A. F. Dodge;. eond and third, Lewis T. McLean. Kckerels, first, second, third and fifth X.. F. Dodge; fourth, Lewis T. Me-ui-an, Pullets, first and second, A. F. lodge; third, A, Thompson; fourth and fifth, Lewis T. McLean.S. C. Buff Leghorns— Cocks, flrst, second and third, M. J. C. Walls; tourth, J. E. Weathorwax. Mens, first,:ellent and there iC. A. LARABEE Secretary of Association,irks and the pelica! first, P. W. Noyes; second and fourth, j William Schott; third, J. E. Weath-i erwax; fifth, James Low*e. Pens, first | and fourth, J. E. Weatherwax; second, James Lowe; third, Williamtchott.uth Rocks—HeWyland. ! Silverwade by the sc!r Toomcthe schor.mn who wants to get much for lit-tie, there is a chance guess on the weight of a pig, or the number oi beans in a bottle, a big turkey being the prize for the success; u] one.The officials of the association arc everywhere active, working to see that everyone who comes to the hall, exhibitor or sightseer, gets his mon-orth.•th.third. Dr. H. R. Bristol; fifth, A.*The fair and its officials are the best in the slate, according to the veteran Charles Parsons of Conway who ha-exhibited at every show but one sine* the association was formed. He ha:* 86 birds here, all Barred Plymouth Rocks, and his exhibit is the largest single exhibit entered. He has been a good prize • nncr also, taking first or cock, third and fourth on hen, seconc and fifth on cocketv' second armfourth on pullet and on pen. Inaddition to the ribbons, he gets a si I ver cup for the best display of Bam . Rocks, a silver cup for the best cock and special prizes for the best cock, the best pen and the second and thirc.All of Mr. Parsons’ birds have been *red and raised by him and only on-of them has ever been seen here before. Mr. Parsons did not exh.bit here last year, but the year before he had the prize winning stock which was j very fine bird and all of his birds shown this year are sired either by that cock or by the prize w inner o» this year.Llit ofOrlitt Winner*The following are the awards:Barred Plymouth Rocke-Cocks, first Charles Parsons; second, Dr. F. D Stafford- third, Thomas Crofts; fourth Howard Chllsoi.. fifth, Frank Ben-way. Hens, fir.it, Or \ D. Stafford; second, S. J. IH* Sons; third, Charles Pars* n*: vurth, CharlesParsons; fifth, S. Barker Sons. Cockerels, flri-:r F, ,'n Tower; second, Charles Pars on? th.rd, Frank Ben-■ ay: fourth, L-ward Chilson; fifth,*arl2» Parsons 1 ullets, first, S. J. t arker Sons; second, Charles Parsons; third, Thomas F. Crorts; fourth, Charles Parsons; fifth. Dr. F. D. Stafford. Pens, fir?- Charles* Parsons; lecond, S. J. Par Sons; third,W. B. Drunetn: t urth, Dr. F. DStafford; fifth, IN - *rd Chilson.White Plymouth It * s—Cocks, first, C. E. Hume; a*...,id Feans Brothers third. N. M. Smith. H*ns. first, C. E.FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS Are tome in action, quick in results. A •; - - 1 tie for all kidbladder disorders. Mary C. Abbott. Wnifeboro. N. H., says: • i was nffliet-•lt;i w ith .t badto uric acid that my ki i:eys had failed to clear out of my blood. I was s . lame n ray feet Int*I: was • * lt;dFoU* Kidney P.ils Nr I r-m able to get up and mow u o -t and the pains were all gone. This great •hange In condition 1 owe to Foley Kidney Pills and recommend them to tnv one suffering as I have.” Burlin-pame A Darby* Co.Wiggett. Hena first, second, third an fifth, Howard Getild; fourth. Jape. Casey. Cockerels, first, C. A. Larabee. second, Charles Knights; third fcn fourth, Howard Gould; fifth, W. H Orr. Pullets, first, Dr. H. R. Bristol second, W. G. Carter; third, A. H Wiggctt; fourth, Howard Gould; fifth Charles Knights. Pens, first, C. A Larabee; second, Charles Kn ghts third, Howard Gould; fourth, Dr. H R. Bristol; fifth, Dunlap-Schmin,J E. Weatherwax; second and third, M. J. C. Walls. Cockerels, first, third and fifth, M. J. C. Wells: second, Oswald Daunais; fourth, J E. W. atV r-wax. Pullets, first, Oswald Daunais; second, J. E. Weatherwax: third,’ourth and fifth, M. J. C. Walls,v-ns, first and second, M. J. C.Walls; third, J. E. Weatherwax; fourth, Julius McClellan.S. C. Black Leghorns—First and second, T. Scott Sons. Cocks, flrst, third and fourth, T. Scott Sons; second and fifth, John L. Burt. Cockerels, flrst and second, T. Scott Sons; fourth and fifth, Lewis Phillips. Pens, first and second, T. Scott Sons. Pullets, first, second and third, I. T. Scott Sons; fourth and fifth, Lewis Phillips. Pens, first and second, T. Scott Sons.Rose Comb Brown Leghorns—Cocks, first. A. H. Berry; second and third. Wili am E. Blood, liens, first and second, William E. Blood. Cockerels, first and second, A H. Berry; third. William E. Blood. Pens, first, A. H.9$a k Hamburgs—All prizes award-to Lewis T McLean.Co.Buff Wyandottes—Cocks, WilllanSchott; second, F. H. Stickles; third T. G. Henderson; fourth and fifth L. P. Fuller . Hens, first, third am fourth, William Schott; second, T. C Brown; fifth, R. M. Houghton. Cock erels, first and second, William Schott third, R. M. Houghton; fourth, E. H Stickles; fifth, John Buck. Pullet.*-first, T. C. Brown; second, Willlan Schotts; third, L. P. Fuller; fourth, F. J. Carrington; fifth, T. G. Henderson Pens, first, T. C. Brown; second, F H. Stickles; third, William Schott. fourth, J. S. Dunn; fifth. John Bucjk.Partridge Wyandottes—Pullets kn pens. All prizes swarded to J. H. Livingston.Silver Laced Wyandottes- -Hens first, Lawrence A. Bond. Pullets. |Silver Duck Wing Games—All prizes swarded to Thomas Wilcox.Blue Pyle Game—First, J. McClel-firat, Lawrence A. BondBlack Wyandottes—Cockerels, firs and second. Dr. H.R. Bristol; third anc fourth, Albert Whitney. Pullets, firs, and third, Dr. H. R. Bristol; second and fourth, Albert Whitney.S. C. R. I. Reds—Cocks, first am? second, S. H. Stone; third, Otto Kel ler; fourth, F. R. Shaw. Hens, firs and third, S. H. Stone; second, Ott Keller; fourth, F. R. Shaw; fifth Otto Keller. Cockerels, first and fourth Dr. N. Wallis; second and third, S. H Stone; fifth, William H. Dow. Pullets first. Dr. N. Wallis; second and fourth Otto Keller; third, S. H. Si one. Pens first, Otto Keller; second, S. H. StoneRose Comb R. I. Reds—Cockerels, first and second, Welch Potter. Pullets, first and second, Welch Potter. Pens, first, Welch Potter; second, W. H. Woodhead.Rose Comb Black Orpingtons—Cock and hen, Dr. H. R. Bristol.S. C. Black Orpingtons.—A11 prizes awarde to J. W. Houghton.S. C. Buff Orpingtons—Cocks, test, W. H. Riee; second, Murray Sanford Hens, flrst, Mrs. Rice; second, H. H. Budge. Cockerels, first, H. H. Rudg* second, R. D. Shaver; third, J. A. Moulton; fourth. Mrs. W. H. Rice; fifth, Murray Sanford. Pullets, fire*, Mrs. W. H. Rce, R. D. Sheaver. Pens, first and second, Mrs. W. H Rice. Cocks, first, Mrs. W. H. Rice; second, F. R. Shaw. Hens, flrst. Mrs. W. H. Rice; second. Wetmore Bradley; third, F. R. Shaw; fourth, Earl H. Wilson. Cockerels, flrst and second, Earl H. Wilson, third and fifth, Wetmore Bradley; fourth, Mrs. W. H.firstPit Games—Cocks, first, John Tosh. Cockerels, first, Arthur Hughes.Exhibition Games—Cockerels.John Rainey, Arthur Hughes.White Cochin Bantams—A11 prizes awarded to E. M. Hubbard.Buff Cochin Bantams—All prizes t warded to Model Bantam yards, fot rocks, hens and cockerels. Pens, first, Model Bantam yards; second, Sherwood Perry Smedley.Black Cochin Bantams—A11 prizes awarded to W. S. Williams, j B. B. Red Game Bantams—Cocks, second, F. R. Shaw. Hens, first, F. R, Shaw; second, third and fourth, Kenneth Larabee. Cockerels, first, C. Mur-I ray Streeter. Pullets, flrst and second,G. Murray Streeter.Golden Seabright Bantams—AH prizes awarded to Harry Williamson.Pigeons, Fan tails—Hens, Raymond Ashton, first am? second. Tumblers, three flrst prizes and two seconds, Richard C. Wagenknecht. Two first prizes. Max Brumm. First and second, phen McNichol. White Homers,Max Brumm.Ducks, CaU Ducks—W. J. Keilry j Buff Orpinghton ducks, W. J. Kelley. jfeWhite Indian Games—All prize** I ^ awarded to C. B. Fowler, Williams- J haCornish Indian Games—All awarded to C. B. Fowler, WilliiprizifleI LaFallowing is thel 1st of exhibitors: j LcEdward W. Allen of North Hooslek, nil N. Y., Raymond J. Ashton, 7k Washing Ot ton avenue, city; Lawrence A. Bo d. Bi Iltilcret Poultry Yards, city; John L Nc
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