Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-28
DANEiSON

Dog fAneIers came from far and near sundAy, to the Palisade kenheiB farm, sskr KlzllnGly. to attend a very interest Af .sxhibition of police dogs Henri I. ul'6r. owner of the kennels arranged the sfEAif, which was unique, and more police tsksl were assernbled than pfobsbiy most s tbose present ever saw before at one tllae.
 Rsrs of stakes along wide stretch of Egpen held eonstituted one parking place Ger tba dogs and others were to be sesn H5thair kenneIs at.other sections on the Ercsrlda. S4,
 ~4nSns the dogs were some that are hsi4 q prices sufficisnt to buy. q good lair Of horses and one beauty, Arnirns is vkiued at s10,oOo, and Is probably the taer stud dog Of hls breed in this coun- txy, if not in the world ss
 Puti of life and snap, the dogs seemed asi interested in the exhibition as the oAoplA. They withstood hours of inspec- Ci6e frefn admirers who appreciate their aHs points and. during the afternoon, ponss Of them were put through their p4ees to demonstrate how this breed of feSs can bs trained to do many surpris- nSthinsz.
 .NaHy Of those who came to the exhi- titicr are cooperating with Bser in As breeding operations. What are term a afarmod out" dogs were present by tke-seere and very naturally were inte- tegtsd in every dog brought forth in fer fhes day. as well as the fine collection of 4ege tt the. kennels. 3~.
 sAtsthe noon hour Mir, Baer served his tuetts with one of King Georges famous ehse4ers at tables set out upon the IfWn$
 koHesef the results of the exhibition Hiilebe gift to the children's home al Putnzm through the generosity of Mir H4sr and. those present at his place on sunday.
 tkldnE row of automobiles parked just testhe rear of the area where so many aoks were staked out was photographed Ter Mf. Baer and the picture will show tHedoGs in the foreground. ! DaaaeIsea's Dollar day was suecess. trt from two important standpoints. Il 5reuEht a.large number out of town buy SIS to Danielson and the merchants der:- Sn%tra4ed their ability to provide number less. unusual bargains. Heavy. rains cui iA and kept many away, to the mutua Glb4avantage of buyers and sellers, but these who did brave the storm were well rewarded for their efforts. As 2 means of accuainting new customers witr DAAieison's stores and offering unlssuaiH E fine bargains 10 old customers as we'll a! ReF. Dollar day again. served its purpose gonae of the merchants reported unusual, keavyztrade and all received the benefits ef the consolidated merchandising eftor of the -borcughs bustness man.
 Al~r Taskivit. years of age, wac rest ting comfortably at the Day Kimball hos eital Sunday afternoon, mildly refutini the widespread story that he had died el route to the institution after being rul over. Saturday afternoon, by a car driver by Marcel Yankovski. The littls Do. ran out from behind another vehicle di reetty. Into the path of the Yankowsk ar. 1t Is claimed. Yankowski stopped hi CT within few feet. The injured bo dasr small fracture of .he skull and broken collar bone, but his. recover Seenhs assured. The accident happene sn. South Main street, West side, wher Eyeral chmildren have been killed or seri Dusly injured in automobile accident surinE the past few. years The boy. live hTwhich is known as the 15-famiI Neck on the West Side,
 Whtls t.e machine was naahanR what 4 ailed Slater Hall, steep climb east C NRshentuek on the. road to Palisadc ker aels, Sunday forenoon, a part broke o dae Ford belonging to William F.. Keac H the West Side and it 1.Ld to be ditche b prevent 1t rushing backward down th hi1 out of control Alta0ugh the ca eF4ctically tipped over ss it came to vtandstil with the rear end Of the tor neau in the brush bordering the side ( the highway neither MT. and Mrs. keac vas injured, though thei- escape was Hairer one Oh account of the length aa precipitous character of the hill they wer climbing
 BalA iAterfered Sunday with a numbe sf events scheduled for the day to u disappointment of those who had plai sed to see baseball games. the attral ion at the lake and elsewhere.
 Rev. walter T. Greene, M. S., whN h. Seen assistant to the pastor a. St. Jame ekureh for the greater part of the pre- ant year, is to be re-transferred to liar ierd. where be will again be an instru tor. at Lasalette college.
 Carl Anderson. veteran of threc war left Saturday for several weeks sts at Dennjson, Ohio. He will be the gue sf a. Hospital orderly whom he met whi patient in an army hospital in Franc M. Anderson was more than year T covering from a serious injury receiv rhiie with unit of the Yankese cipisi, Basduty ir the first line tren.hes.
 etAas officers from the local barrae RtFs called to Putnam Sunday mornh b check up an accident in which ne 9tudebaker car turned upside dcy rhen its driver, Anthony Yesnac1,
 YaHtie, applied tho. brakes to make frrn from the Putnam-Chapatcnet sta aighvay into the road to Thompson. She ehiidren's- home in the town of P san. Yeznaeh was taken to the D Einball hospital for treatment of his furies. Others in the car were not hl except in minor ways. The machine h tts top torn eff and steering wh yipashed, among other damage.
 Frank MaiIho. of High street und, vent q surgical operation at the D ximball hospital Saturday. A. year. a MT. .Mailhot underwent another operati and was seriously i'll for number
 RselSs
 Mrs Ethel Richmond is spending
 yRcation at Pleasure beach.
 ,, Eric Gilbert has been spending a f lays with friends in Boston.
 fhotnas Head and members of, his ia
 LIZ from Winsted, were visitors with