Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-25
The Coming Dog show.


 The bench show which the New Haven Kennel club will give on the 12th, 18th and 14th of March at the Meadow street armory promises to be big affair. Already a large number of dogs have been entered and the following special prizes have been offered: l, $1O for best bull terrier; 2, $15 for best bull dog; 3, special prize for best field span l iel; 4, S1Q for best Clumber spaniel; 5, l General George H. Ford, special prize for 1 best red and white native setter; g, B. l. Howard, New Haven, 100 nickel plated brass shells for best pointer dog; z, R. l.. Howard, l 100 nickel-p plated brass shell for best pointer | bitch; s, U. 5. Miller, Meriden, Conn, silver cup for best setter puppy under months old; g. l.. G. Dickinson, New Haven, Conn,
 wild duck panel for best fox hound; 10, $10 for best deer hound; II, $1O for best mastiff; 1 12, $10 for best rough-coated St. Bernard; i 1S, cQaehing picture, handsomely framed, l for best coach dog, dog Gr bitch; IA, coach | fox terrier; 15, $1O for best greyhound; Is, special prize foF best Newfoundland: r, 1 Derby Silver company, Derby, Conn, special prize for best smoeth-coated St. Bernard; IS, Union Metallic compa- ny, Bridgeport, Conn, 800 No. 10 paper shells with wsds, for best black and tan set | ter; 19, Union Metallic company, Bridgeport, /! Conn 200 paper shells No. 12 and wads, | for bsst Irish setter; 20, special prize of sil
 yer cigar box, deeoFated, for best native setter; 2l, special prize for best native setter of Con- | neetieut; P, special prize for best native set l ter of New Haven county; B, Simpson,
 Hall, Miller t Co.,, cap for best Cocker 1 spaniel; 24, Candee Rubber company, order | for pair of sporting rubber boots for best English setter dog or bitch; 23, William 1 Dahlmeyer, 424 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn hunting scene, handsomely framed, l foy hocE hoo oIo for ] shire terrier; 27, $5 for best black aud tan l terrier; 2S, New Haven Register, cup for best pug; B, Samuel Langdon, cup for best red native setter between Gna and two years old; 30, New Haven Yacht club, gill yer cup for best setter with lit r oe puppies 3l, D. S. Appleton, jr., New York, three volumes on ''The Dog, for bsst coolie. dog or bitch; g2, SlO for best collection of red native settlers of ssme psdigrees; 33, A. B. HspdEick, very handsome brass bird cage for best pug puppy; 8t, Mr osterweis, box of ''Yale" cigars, for bess plsQk and ea1 set leather brass mounted dog collar. for best mastiff bitch; 36, William Rankin. special for best silver skye; 37, Ideousky Clay Pigeon company, Cincinnati 0. clay pigeon trap for best brace of set. ters owned by one exhibitqT; 3s. shelton Auxiliary Rifle company, one auxiliary El4e barrel, for best Champion setter; S9, Whit tlesey < Go., glass set with tray, for best greyhound bitch; 40, A. F, Howard, New Haven, Conn set of loRdiag tools, for best fox hound puppy; fl, F. g. Lewis, New Haven, Conn, spakewoed cape silver mounting, for best ChamPtop fox terrier, 42, double silver cigar-box, decorat- ed, for best native red setter; 43, Edward B. Hall, box of imported cigars, for best Cham pion St. Bernard; A., 9aka E. Bassett, pearl handled poctt~t knife, for best fog terriar; 45, John E. Bassett, usAEl-hsndled pocket knife, fos best Japanese span.-l: 4o, Min- chester Repeating Arms company, 32 calibrs New Haven Clock company, clock, for best non spo-ting dog in the show.