The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-07-27
Exposition Schedules
 7thAnnual Dog Show
Canadian Experts to Oficiae as Judges on Saturday September 23-Many Outstanding Entries Expected

Show which will take place Satur- day September g, and announced today as a closing day feature of the 23d annual fall exhibition. MT. Smith, president of the Na- tional Kennel Club of Canada, will adjudicate the award for the best dog in the show. Captain Waters, first vice-president of the Canadian National Kennel Club, will serve as one of the thre all-arounders. Judicial List
 Coincident with the naming of the judicial list, was the an- nouncement that obedience test classes and children's handling classes have been added this year for the first time. For these assign ments Mrs. Henry M. Sabetti of East Port Chester, N. Y, will place the obedience classes and John J. Baird, dog editor of the Hartford, Conn, Courant, will judge the chil- dren's handling classes.
 Others who will judge include Phillip W. Schwartz of Suffield, Conn, widely known in horse show and racing circles, pointers and setters; Richard T. Carrier of Westfield, veteran cocker spaniel breeder, American cocker spaniels and special for best breed; and for the remainder of the sporting breeds Joseph O., Quirk of Green- wich, Conn.,, will take German short rt-haired pointers and English cookers, Captain Waters takes the retrievers and the sporting span iels, while Dwight w. Ellis of Springfield, who made such an en- viable record while active in Mari dor Kennels, will judge the sport ing variety group.
 Ernest H. Duquette of Springfield, former president of Springfield Kennel Club and master of Cedar Lane kennels will judge all hounds and the group. Edwin J. Robinson of Longmeadow, former president of Minneapolis Kennel Club, will judge Doberman pinschers and rMs. Edith M. Jordan of Avan will place German shepherds.
 MT. Quirk will do boxers, collies, Great Pyrenees and Shetland sheepdogs. Captain Waeers will com- plete the assignments in working breeds with Matthew R. Korshin of Media, Pa, one of the nations most popular all-rounders, will place the working dog variety group.
 Terrier Breeds
 t.l, t<., will divide the terrier breeds with Captain Waters doing the group. Airedales, Bedlingtons, foxterries, Irish terries, Kerrys and Welsh, and MT. Korshin the remainder of the terrier breeds. Mrs. Julin Townsend Stillman of Springfield, 8 brilliant student of the toy breeds, has been given the complete assignment of toys and the group.
 Fred A. Bearse of Springfield, dean of the Boston terrier breed in Amrica, is down for Americas own beed as well as bulldogs, French bulldogs and the group; Mrs. Marvin Preston of North Tarrytown, N. r., one of the countrys leading chow DVON'Sio Wbi JudbC tiiCpC pACtul - esque Chinese dogs and MT. Kor- shin will take Delmatians, Kee- shonds and schipperkes and Cap- tain Waters poodles and best of breed.
 Mrs. Thomas McGann of East Springfield Is chairman of the show and trophy committees with the Exposition Leash Club serving as a cooperating committee. Leash Club officers and members are: President, Dr. O. M. Deems; president, Dr. Charles F. Lynch; secretary treasurer, Dr. J. E. Redden; MT. Bearse, Dr. Harry F. Byrnes, James J. Connors, Milton Danzinger, MT. Duquette, Kenneth Hinshow, Alvin P. Jarvis, Guy E. Moran; Charles A. Nash, Dr. Thomas s. Reilly, Mir. Robinson, Ralph s. Steadman and Eugene B. Ward.
 MT. Bearse will serve as chief steward and MT. Steadman has been named chairman of the hos pitality committee. Dr. A. R. Evans, Jr., will be veterinarian in charge, assisted by Dr. H. L. Smead The Foley Dog Show organization will superintend and accept entries.