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Calenders

It makes a beautiful Xmas
present. ._
50¢ EACH.
Ask to See It.

DtONNELLY’S

1215
Diaries now on Sale
AT
WM. P. BEERS
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New
Hotel Mahackemo

Arrangements may he
made for Dances, Balls and
other afi‘airs.

Popular price bill of fare for
‘ Lunch and Dinner

 

Stationery Store,” So. Main St.

 

 

 

 

 

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WEATHER FORECAST.

For Norwalk and vicinity: General

 

2 ly tatt- With mild temperature tonight .

' and Thursday A long trough OI low
. barometric pressure extends along the

northern border from Washingtonito
. Maine, while a long ridge of high

pressure extends across the country .
from California to North Carolina _

; Pleasant weather “prevails generally
'7 this morning. except along the north-
”- ern border and the west Guli‘ count:
‘ Galveston. Tom, reported it” Mills
of rsintall during the last 24 hours.
Moderate temperatures prevail this
morning in all the northern districts
Northheld. Vt. reported a rise or 42
degrees ‘during the last 24 hours.
Conditions favor for this vicinity;
Partly cloudy weather with slowly ris-
ing temperature. '
WEATHER A YEAR AGO:
TODAY.

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Temperature: Lou 39; high,

53. , Cloudy.

Members at Washington Camp, No.
it, P. 0. S. A.. met last evening, and
disposed _of general business matters.

 

On Friday evening of this week,

there will be a rehearsal of the degree

A team of Eureka Rebekah Lodge. 1., 0.
0. F.

A social and business meeting” or
the South Norwalk Baptist church will
he held this evening in the chapel at
7: 45 o'clock.

 

At the meeting of the teachers of
the South Norwalk Baptist Church.
last evening. plans were. talked over

for a fitting observance of the Christ-

mas 5688013.

F. W. Tooker will erect a 32.400611:
room house on Norman, avenue, Mar-
vin Beach Tract, for Mrs. Schi‘mmel,
of Hartford Place, South Norwalk.
Building Inspector Finch this morn-
ing issued the necessary permit.

 

Miss Hasel Fancher and. Samuel S

Velsor will be married this afternoon Recitation—The First Thanksgiving-—
at 3 o'clock, at the home of the bridal
7 Quintard avenue. Rev John Staple- Selection—Five Little Pilgrim Maids—-
Elisabeth Silye. Irene Decesare, Net-
tie Disses, Fanny Freedman, Mary

ton, pastor of the First Congregation-
al Church of South 'Norwaik will per-
form the ceremony.

 

The tenth wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stoots. of Wolf
Pit Road. was celebrated last even-
‘j ing in a manner that became so how}
an event. A large number of their
friends gathered at the Stoots home,
and the evening was passed in tho
men-lest manner. Games, music and
a dainty luncheon were enjoyed. Ilse-
Isl and beautimi presents of silver-
ware. clinches. etc. were rwsivod.

 

[.'I‘. mummomsms
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yuanxsowmo on eschews

 

of the south Norwailt dchoolo,
The tenants; pragmatism hm-
sated today. in; the senses;
ous schoolsdu emit Norms

 
 
 

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Room was: D cross. '1 {
Song—«Over the Rivers—SchoéI‘"

Recitationa—November-vhouiss Pinto.

Forts.
Recitatiod~Pilgrlms-Pstsy Marine.
Song-Thanksgiving Bar-School.

~Jolsn Kiss.
Story of the Pilgrims-aloha Downey.

‘ltuth Avery.
i Poem—«Thanksgiving—v-School.

 

iRecitation—---'l‘hree Hundred Years Ago

-George beCatea.
. ‘Song~Anierica—School.
Lincoln School.
Rooms 6 and 7.
‘Song—Thankagiying myoaschool.
Recitation—The First
~dlelen Cornea.
Recitation—Innis Pilgrim Folks—An

is Mole. "Elisabeth handle,
Dietrich.

Clarinet Solo—Elva Avalione.

Richard Madden.
Song—Over the River—School.
Wishes—Olga Vetss

Hones.

Twelve pupils from Room 7.

ate Dainlto.
Song—The Apples Have Been Gather-
edwRoom 6.

Stephen Buchlto.

Clifford Avery.
Song—America—School.
Lincoln School.
Grade 6. Room, 6. Laura E. Baker.
i Grade ‘6; Room 8.‘ Jessie M. Sart‘ain.
1Song—The Apples—School.

 

Frank iIrieidel

Dattalic.

For—Arline O'Donnell.
Song-Over the River-School.

lotto Lockwood.
liam Sander.

the Gloss.

 

Music and limitations s,‘ the' Pupils

Recitation—Give Thanks —— Margaret

Declination—«On New England's Shore!

Recitation—A Thanksgiving Fable-—

Thanksgiving

tonetta Tutoura. Julia Herman. Wal-
deck Theriault, Stephen Pocsik. Lou-
Edna

Recitation-A Thanksgiving Fable-

and Alfred
RecililUDll—‘TIIBDKBEIVIDS ‘Acrostics—

Recitation—Thanksgiving Joys —-— An-

lRecitation—A Thanksgiving 'Wishm

Recitation-«Three Hundred Y ears Ago

Recitation—What We Are Thankful

Recitation—Penelope a Story — Char-
Recitation—Thanksgiving Joys—WE
Recitation-Six uttle Turkeys—43er-
IilxeroiMhanksslvlng Quotations~

(7 boys) Modulus Downer. Frau

may. Charles Datulo. James 0r-
ril. Gees Sinks. acetic Adinolil.

Recitation—The Grand Old Day—when”
is Gellowitz.

Recitation—Thanksgiving Day Bless-
Inge—Victoria Epoch

Recitation-The Indian—Michael F0.
dor. < '

Solo—Violin—Louis Gellowitz.

Recitation-At You Please—Angeline
Disanza.

Exercise—Thanksgiving —- (1 girls)
Stella Benedict. Lizzie Wargo, Ethel
Genny. irene Cintili, Kate Bardos.
Nellie Ciapp, Helen Garlic. !

Song~~America~SchooL

Concord School.
Room A.
Recitation—We Are Little Pilgrims-—
Mildred Gibson, Margaret kolhoy.
Grace Kocsilt. Helen Kiska. Eliza-
beth Saunders.
Recitation—The Pussy Cat«Wallace
Arnold.
Recitationw'l‘he Year Rolls Around In
a Circle-Margaret Kerekes.
Song—Chilly Little Chicadees—School.
Recltation——The Squirrel's Thanksgiv-
’ lug—diary Mondeil.
Reckoner—What It Is—-JOIln Mitaly.
Recitation—Step by Step—Joseph Mix
taly.
Recitation~Waiting~Alfred Allen. ‘5
..ecitatlon~—The Apple; Have Been!
Gathered~1ames Solis!
Recitationwctsbsrwarace Hunt.
Recitation-v—What be... It Mean lv—An
drewllitaly.
Recitation—-November Days-Esther;
Farlsh. i
' Con-cordSchool.

 

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Song—Thanksgiving Baywmass.
Recitation~A Pilgrim Maid~ Eloise
iiines i
Recitation~A Puritan Maid—Gertrude '
Cornen. 1
Sony—We Sing oi the thy—wines.
Recitation—Tito liltilnnnllnniel am
zenharger.
.thitation--- \‘Yhy—4Isrold llissell
Snugo— AmericawClass.
Concord School.
‘ _. Rooms 0 and D.
Songw'i'hanksglvingm-School.
Recitation—-The Ride of the Turkeys
«Frank Beets .. ‘ l

 

Song-Thanksgiving Day—Mary Boy? Pom hauled to pflnlut‘o t'shibillmi

earl. Story of the Mayflower-Nine Boys in

Rosin i) i i
jelsss Recitation item Ill—{Ibo
. Ghildrenjl trons 3 I
gatoryn'l‘ho First Thanksgivinswiielle,

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Mitatiowmiu Joys-.Mny

i Morris. ”

i'Reoitation—ll hat Am i Thankful For?
-—Nine Girls. Room D,

Recltation—November—élain Pagans.

Thanksgiving Sour—School.

Class Recitation—Tim Night Wind‘-

1 School.

. Recitation—\Vhy-Tony Mols.

‘Thanksgiving—«Clidord Charlott.

i Autumnv—‘lienry Johes.

1T1": Disobedient Turkey-John ‘Far

; kas.

Fourteen Little Turkeys—Winnitred

i , Burkey.

iiiow the Little Puritans Spent Sunday

~‘Msrgaret Donko.

concord School.
Rooms E and F.
Sons—~Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving Dawalizabeih Evans.
Quotations.
The Story of Today-James Ricza.
Song~Thanksglving Day.
Exercise—Who Gives Us Our Thanks-
giving Dinneri~Ten Girls.
The Strange Thing That Happened to
Jack—Marian Kardoa.
A Thanksgiving Recipe-«Irving Lown-
des.
Thanksgiving Song.
A Good Thanksgiving—~Arthur Bolas.
America. ’ .

I;

Concord School.

Sixth Grades.

ISalute to the Flag.

Thanksgiving Exercise-Anne To'oker.
Helen Sanders. Gertrude Everett,

;_ Tony Zakhsr, Charles Foster—-

1 Room!

Recitation——Prsise God-Marie Had.

} den—Room G

RecitationfiA Thanksgiving nonsen—
Myron Ailing—Room H. ‘L,

Reading—Early Thanksgiving Days—-
Gertrude Jennings—Room G.

In Honor of :Thanksglving~Emma
Fsrkas, Millie Tomasetti. Lillie Hen-
drick. Dora ’Horwitz, Martin “Bren.
yoczky, Merlin McCione. James Ev~
ans, Stephen Haydn—Room l.

Song—Thanksgiving Day—Olive. Cas.
ey—Room G. '

Recitation—A Thanksgiving {False—-5
Mildred Gall-rRoom I.

Recitation~Thanlrsgiving Joys-whath
Herring—Room H.

 

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masettl~Room I.

Sons-Americs—Sixth Grads.
Knudsen Cchool.
Grade ll—Gsrtmde Dibble.

Rocltation—‘I‘hsnksivlna :Welooine-

Glass.
Bong—rather. We Thank Theo-Clash,
slo‘ Onto.

ilst.~-~ A.

. 2nd.w\\'uiter E.

“Room a. ' ls.
tth.~»A. I). Morgan.

jlet. «wtlmrgo' G. (lit .'ud
,_ '.’.nd

Recitation—The Exception—Millie Ta- ‘

Nesta.

mutton—November and Thanksgiv-

ing—Alex Havessey.

song-Over the River-Class.
Recitation—A Morning Thanksgiving

Earle Bartram.

 

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‘stowed the many handsome prizes as

follows:

Barred Plymouth Rocks.
let-Emil Anderson
2ttd.——Keewaydin Farm.
3rd.~IIaroid A. Conant. ‘
41h.—~Sycamore Farm.

Cookerels.
let—«Emil Anderson.
2nd.»—Keewaydin Farm.
3rd.—~A. I). Morgan.
4th.-~ Frederick J. Dunlop.
5th.» A. 1). Morgan.

Hens.
lst.~-A. I). Morgan.
2nd.~v(leorge G. Girard.
3rdr~Keewaydin Farm.
lth.-—liarold A. Conant.
5th.~—Nlr‘h0lis Poultry Yards.

l‘nllols.
1). Morgan.
"nd. “ ll uold A i ‘.uuant
Ilrd. -—liarold A L Ulllzilll.
tth— Walter ii. lly.ntt
.5111. w Charles ll Petty
Punt-ts Brod (31mins.
lsI.-NICh0IIS Poultry Yards.
:.—.2nd—~E H Patterson.
3rd. ———A. D Morgan.
I’ullct Brod Cockerels.
ll. Patterson”
Hyatt.
d.—-Keewaydiii Farm.

lst.~~E.

i:'rih.~E. H. Patterson.
(lookritl Brod Heirs.

lst. » Emil Anderson.

2116. - VF. ll. I‘illtt term

3H1. w -A. I). Morgan.

)4Ih.~"(;l‘ul'fli' G. kill'tlt'd.
liiIIl: '(‘Ililril'fi 1!.

Poll; .

("(lt'ilfl‘l'tl llrt-d l'ullots.

iv: mil Antler.- nit

-3rd.- II. ii. i'aiit'lsuli.

jilli.—-~l(cru'nydiu Farm.

..'.th.- A. It. Morgan,
Pens.

lsr. wKeounydiu me.
‘lnd. —-~ ..\ l). \iuixuu.
3r.tl m Kt t w \udin Putin.
ith. «Junius Iimun.

Mail's.
lstvlcmil Anderson.
2nd ~L‘haries S. Mucomber.
White. Plymouth Rock Cooker-oh”
1st ”White Feather Farm.
”rid. -Whlte Feather Farm.

3rd LSnmuel . Boyd
Hens. "
lst.»-rlnmuel ll. llpyd ~
rein. ‘ '
lsl ”While warrior/litters“
llnfl Pl 'Rocks
lsi.~—Stcphep Nebula. , ,. :
0mm...

lst..l\lorris ll. Nichols.
2nd.-—Davld Waidron. '
‘ Pens.
let-"Stephen Stone.
White Wyandoues forks.
inn—William Zeiglar, jr.
2nd.—~Chester Guthrie.

Cookerols.
lst.~Wiillnm Zeiuier. jl'.
lens. _
ist.—~Vi‘llllnm Zeigior Ji. ..
"rid. -Willlntii Zelglor jr.
Pallets.

lst. -—William Zelgler. jr.
2nd. —-—Willinm Zolslcr. Jr. _
3rd ”Chester Guthrie.
runs.
.lst.~-Willin'm Zelxlor.
Silver Wysndottes.
Cooks.

lst *9, M. Makowélrv.

-. cooker-ole.
lst.-~Willium zei’sttr. 5.4
Pellets.
lst.-—0. M. Makes-sky
i I’Cfi.

lst «—William Zeigiéf. jr.
Columbia Wyandottm. Cooks.
lat—whorl Roberts. _ ' » .
Erich—Paul Bonnerfl
3rd. -—Koewcydln Farm.
(lockcnels

18!. --—Fred Roberts.

2nd. -——Fred Roberts.

3rd. ~Keewaydin Farm

ith. ~Keewnydin Farm.

5th. «Keewnydln Farm.
lions.

lat ——Fred Reberts

2nd. ~Kee‘waydih Ftirrn.

3rd. -—Keew'nydin Farm.

ith.—-‘—I<‘red Roberts.“ ‘ i

5th.~—Keewnydin Farm.
Pullets.

lst.~Fred Roberts.

2nd.—-——Fred Roberts:

3rd.~4l{eewaydin Form.

4th. ~‘—~.Parul Bonner.

5th. ~l§fred Roberts.
Pens.

1st.~—Kee‘\vnydin' Farm

Rose Comb Rhoda Island Reds.

Cocks.

lst. -Nichols Poultry Yard.
”nd.~—Nicliols Poultry Yard.
3rd. -—Nichols. Poultry Yard.
Cockcrols.
let-«Henry C. Kunish
2nd.——Nichols Poultry Yard.
3rd A—Nichols Poultry Yard
4th. --Nichol's Poultry Yard.
5th ——Jullan H. Main.
liens.
lat. Nichols Poultry Yard.
hie—Nichols Poultry Yard.
3rd.——Nichols Poultry Yard.
Pullers.
let—Nichols. Poultry Yard.
rod—Nichols Poultry Yard.
lat—«Nichols Poultry Yard.
and—Nichols ,Poultry Yard,
ard.-—Nichols Poultry Yard.~
tin—Nichols Poultry Yard.
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5th.-—B. Quacklnbuah.

. liens.
ism—B. Quachinbush.
End—George H. B. Cot-ea.
3rd.——George H. B. Corsa.
lth.———E. L. Bradley.

Pulls-ta.
lat—B. Quaokinbush.‘
2nd.-——George H. B. (Torso.
3rd.-George H. B. Corns.
ith.——A.‘D. Morgan.”

Sin—E. L. Bradley.

Pena.
lst.——-George H. B. Coma.
2nd.»B. Quackinbueh.
3rd. -—E. L. Bradley
4th .—-.lunlus Brown

Single (Mimi) White [rt-ghouls.

Cooks.
lst.-—~Glenbreehin Farm.
Emir—John S. Bates.

Cockerels.
ist.—-John S. Bates.
2nd.~—J0hn S. Bates.
3rd.—~John S. Bates.
4th.——John S. Bates.
Stir—Alonzo W. Studwell.

Hons.
lst.»John S. Bates.
End—John S. Bates.
3rd.———Glenbreekln Farm.

Pallets.
ism—Dr. M. A. Wnriiner.
iznd. —John S. Bates.
3rd. w—1)lr. M. A. Warriner.
ith ——Glenhreekln Farm.
ghth.-John 8. Rates.

1 Penn.

ilst. “Sycamore Farm.
02ml. ——Wliite Feather Farm.
lard—allies Laura Saunders
-ith. ”Jnnlus ”own.

 

 

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ed Dining Room. Our line

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Thanksgiving Furniture

Now is the time to furnish your Dining Room. This
is the season for entertaining your friends and nothing

elcome than a cheerful, well-furnish-

is the most complete, and our

prices the lowest on good goods to be had.
Dining Room Suits complete from $29.00 to $125.00.

 

 

Single (bulb Brown Leghorn».
Coo-literals
ilst. ——George W. lngham.
Pnl‘eta.
Ist'wheorge W Ingbam
night Brahams.
" cars.
‘Islx‘ ilnrry J. Iirnckon.
i Cos-Remus.
list. v—linrry J. Barkon.
Ilium.
lav—Hound. Brut-.kon
Pul'ots.
lbI.‘** Harry J. Bracken.
Black Langslinns.
(‘ salts
.- »l’ziul W. Konltsllok.
(‘Otkt‘l't‘IS-
ist~-\\iliinm Zei ler. ji.
Huts.
lsl. lellinm Ztlgler, 5r.
l’itllets.
1st.» William Zolgier. jr.
ind.-~>Willinm ZeiglerJr.
2nd. ”William Zeigleml.
l lth. -Willlnm Zeisler. 3r.
Single Comb liulf Oniingtnn's.
(belts.
is! wluliclmow Farm.
and. mrt'icholls l‘oulti‘l Farm.
3ld.-HMI’I. George H. Olmstend.
7 (‘twkct-ris.
’ 1st. ~ Lucknon Farm.
'3nd.--l.ucknow Farm.
aids—Julian ll. Main . ,

1st

, ‘Ih.*-.‘II II MONO“-

.. lions.
ilsi. “Lucknow Farm.
2nd. *liucknow l-‘nrm.
' 3rd -'—-Mrs. Goor‘e‘ll.
1th.--Mrs. George it ulmstcnd
Pallets.
lat ~l.ucknop Farm.
2nd. ~«Lucknow Form.
3rd. —-Nicholls 'i‘ouitry Farm.
4th. —Nicholls I’outry harm.
Coats.
let. ”Lucknow Farm.
2nd. —Nicholls Poultry Y nrd.
single ('otnh Black Omissions.
Cocks ‘
'1‘. Bruce.
- Cookorcls.
. ist.-_—~Nolson Curruthers.
and. ——G. '1‘. Bruce.
' 3rd.-‘-G T. Bruce.
4th. —-l\fi‘n. George Sobcy
Pallets.
1st. -—-Nelson Citrruthers.
. End—G. 'l‘ Bru uce.
Single Comb White Orpingtons.
cockerels.
lsi.-——Mrs. Si. 'E. Dibble.
2nd.-—~Mrs. S. E. Dibble.
Pallets.
_lsi. ——\irs. S. E. Dibble.
2nd.—~Mra. S. E. Dibble.
3rd. ~Western Dent Farm .
4th. -Westorn neat Farm.
filth. wWestern Dent Farm
Rose Comb White Omissions.

lst.—‘G.

Cocks.
let. ~Georgo Avlson

' 2nd. J—Nlrholls Poultry Yard.
Hens.

-let ~Nicholls Poutry .Yard.
2nd ——Nicholls Poultry Yard.
‘ Pallets.
'l‘sté-l-George Avison.
find—George Avison.

‘ 3rd..—Georse Aviaon.

Ithoinlnndors.
Polio-ts.
lst.-~Gcolge 'Avistm.
liondnns.
Pens.

Robert S. Jennings.
Pit. Games.
Cooks.

lst ~0. F. Scliultse.
(Nicholels.
lst.—~O. F.:.Schultze.
Eons.
1st. ———O. F. Schultze.
White Silkics.
Cooks.

\

let.-——Mrs.

- lat. ~Paul WW Knnitshek.

Hens.
let-until W. Konltshek.
Golden Seabrlght Bantams.
(loom.

' ist. fi-Stephen- Nichols.

. _ Black (hintin’Bontams. .
Cocks. _

ist.—-0. F. Schultae.

: Pens.

lat—.1). F. Schultse.
Black Breasted mad Game Bantams.

.W‘a-

lat—>0. F. Schultle.
“ Relic.
“two. F. Schultse.
W mm .

choirs.
lat—dbewudin ram
:ndwnroolrdaio Fari-
xrdw-Ilrs. cum It. Ottoman.
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Olmstehd. ~

“ill be long remembered for

here a most beautiful array of
Skirts, Petticoats, Corsets and

Women’s and Misses’ Dresses

The style store for. Ladies

 

 

Great Thankigiving Sale

hate r tilde elaborate preparations as .t is our aim to make this
the greatest Thanksgiving sale ever conducted.

Come to our store, as it means a big saving to you.

1 Women's and Misses’ Suits from
i Women’s and Misses Coats frof

i Women‘s and Misses’ Skirts, black gray and navy
‘ Try our Corsets from
i Petticoats from

All our lists at Reduced Prices.

THE PARIS

 

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We

its many. wonderful values

You 11 find
Women’s Suits, Coats, Dresses,
Miliineryi

from

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33 so. Mainlsi.
South Nor-walk.
We alter FREE of charge

 

 

i 191.85. GRAMSUGAK”
FANCY NATIVE TURNIPS i’K ...... . .........
FANCY MAINE POTATOES, PK: ‘

 

. . RENO\AI‘ED BUTTER“
i .COMPOIUND LARD, LB
1 WARRANED EGGS, D02”
7 . CRISCO. CAN

25 Washington St.

‘ Ducks, White Peltlns.
. Cocks.
lst—Keewnydin Farm.
2nd. *‘Villlam Zeisler;jr.
3rd. ~Kéewhydin Farm:
Cockercls.
lst.-——Keowaydin Farm.
2nd.——-‘Kecwaydin Farm.
3rd.-Willlam Zeigler. lr.
Q Hens. -L
lst.—~Keewny‘dih Fnrin.

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.. 2nd.~—Keewuydin Farm.
3rd.-—-Willie.m"Zéiglcrdr.‘ ' ' ' 7'

Pallets.
ist~Keewnydin Farm.
2nd. -—Keewaydln Farm.
3rd. ~Willinm Zeigler, 3r.

Indian Bouncy, rs.

lat—William Zeigler. Jr'.
Pallets.

lair—”William Zeigler. 3r.
Mallards.
. Cocks,
lst.-—A. Hitch. f2 ’-
2nd. —-William A. Zeiglei, jr.
3rd.—,—Mrs. George H. Olmsteflnd
ithF—Mrs. George H. Glmstend.

(hekemls.
let—«William Zeigler, jr.
Hens.
let. -A. Hitch. .
3nd. ~Wlllinm Zelgler. jr.
Pullers. .~

lst ~wmtsm z'eigier, ir.
Cocks.

lst ~Kscyvaydin Farm.
2nd ~Keewaydin Farm.
3rd —‘—8‘yc‘nmore Farm. 4 «
4th. -Mrs. Louise Zeller.
ism—Mrs. ‘ Louise, Zeller:

" ' ' Cookerels.‘ ‘
let.-—Keewe.ydih Farms
2nd.——-Keeweydi_n4 Farm.

‘ Hens. ‘
isi.——Keewaydln Farm.
2nd.—-.—8ycamore‘ Farm. . .

Pallets. ‘ ,
lat—eKeewaydin Farm.
2nd.—~8ycamore Farm.
3rd.-—Mrs. Loom Zeiler. i
tth.—~iilrs. Louise Zelier.
tin-31". Mules Zeller.
Pens.

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