The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-17
CANNES OF HIGH DEGREE
a FINE LOT or THOROUGRBREDs ON
EXHIBITION Al THE DOG SHOW.

try-Throngs of People Attend,
Yelps of every calibre and pitch
greeted the visitors at the dog show in
the old Mcintyre store on Chapel street
yesterday afternoon At II o'clock in
the morning the show began, ushered
In by bowls and banks from dogs of
every description, but all from dogs of
high degree. Soon after the show open
ed the dog enthusiasts began to ar
rive, and during the afternoon and last
evening the attendance was large. The
enthusiasts found ample material to
arouse their admiration dogs to the
right of them. dogs to the left of them,
and dogs all arounds beribboned and
with cleanly combed coats, in neat
kennels. These kennels or boxes are all
brand new, and are ranged about the
sides of the hall, while down through
the center of the room extends a double
row. Some of the kennels are neatly
and even artistically decorated and
draped with bunting of various colors,
while a few of the aristocratic CANNES
have as furniture for their apartments
fluffy silk cushions on which to stretch
their sleek dogships.
One of the features of the show is
the variegated line of bowls presented,
the vocabularies in use ranging from
the tim can tied to- the-t tail yelp, so
common in every day life of the street
cur, to the deep bass bark of the noble
st. Demands. There is one diminutive
specimen of doglSind, however, which
does not bark. but which in lieu of this
manner of making known its presence,
emits a cry something like that OF an
infant, only much lower in tone. This
little creature is one of the cutest dogs
or rather doglets of the show. 1t is a
toy terrier, said to be the smallest dog
in the country, and is owned by Mrs.
Patrick Lyons.
Near the rear of the hall is line of
bulldogs, of which the most ferocious
looking is King Cole, owned by John
Connolly of Providence. King Cole has
a jaw which would strike terror to the
heart of the toughest skinned tramp
that ever begged a hand-out, and his
hoarse, savage bark tends to increase
the impression of his ferocity Next to
King Cole is his son, King Cole, jr.
At O'Clock yesterday afternoon G..
Edward Osborn began judging the
Pointers On the second floor front the
80, hoi,,,r trot+ad around and exam
go 81, 49,. 49, b1,,a rihhoners and
red ribboners were picked out. In the
Pointer class first prize was awarded to
Robert Wilson's Mac" No. 1856 on the
1l $3.50 1,z,sa woods, ..F,rad ;,
1oo 80 third - wv + carland,s
.rpn1-a of Westminster No 1911.
~ y, na;.sta, ti+ohas pobart Will
, ,.T -, eo;r,od e,.s+ w T Mosa-
gu, ..r az. Tas,s,, saoo,,d NJ T we1oh,s
icy . % 81, 80 ttird wbila Fl Mes
90 r. r,,.s ri1,e,, 90"
II Nrashi+,s '.Pay,, received first in
80 E,,e1isl, sa+ter class Fred w. Not
4i,,aharo,s ..Huv1er,, second and A F.,
$50, .sehoes y, +bird while G M
Neil,s "Rohert Kent was awarded "V.
II n 4, .eseryedsF TT Andrews "Dia-
womb, a sv TT a." and George K.
p,,,na,s ..1Sino Teddy" a 60" OF the
..;t,tas of +h;s class nj T. Kane Is
.spoa,,+,,,, Won fret RI G. Young's
ct adv No11, saoond w F. Murphy
..c,sar.- po+nol,, +bird and Miss Matte
rJiu., .I,,non q ~ IT O., reserved
of +ha I,no1isb setter nupnies H. P.
rJ,,,a,a nT,on,, ,aoeived fret and Will
1ian, r1.rko,s "cvn,, second
nf 40 Gordon setter dogs Louis Lin
$50 ..T,.sh, won first smith Broth
n. .,p,,eb,,,ont" second. bitches in this
o1ass n n SQUARES "Bonnie Lassie
ers+ y Andrews "Oueen' second;
,,,,nnies IL Same class. Smith Bros
t.o,,y1,,,,or+, ., f;rst y s Mueller's REX
ar,a
nv noxt class Judged was the Irish
- h;tobae and of these Dudley B
no,,,a,;re,s edna b" was awarded
60 2 uanfeps "Reil,, second.
NJ i,,daino o-dav will begin at 1C
.,a,no,, tlis. ,,,ornine and the first class
- i,,drad viii he the ST. Bernards
IIan,, I.not+ nronrietor of the Chest
80 Ia, Lranne1s in philadelphia, will
49, 49,. i,,aoa
c. of tha does On exhibition are
,,,a,,o oroong the most valu.
80 1oiner I,ranIx DoIe,s starlight" q
81, +a,,,;a7. hitcb which has won prizes
- ha,, s1,o,ys IN New York PhiIadel
,at,io n,,a otber nlaces and which about
,.,no1,e, a e,o won its sixtieth prize ir
pos+on ssstorliebt,, will go from tht
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