The Bridgeport times and evening farmer. (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1918-1924, October 03, 1919, SECOND SECTION, Image 20

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., October 03, 1919, SECOND SECTION, Page 20, Image 20
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THE TIMES: OCTOBER 3, 1919
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WHOl-e THaiPT" PROPOSITION-) -(S ,s"Tl-lil RONBP.RO ; '-r" 00 )
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DANBURll rlli
Interstate Rivalry Will
Make It One of the Great
est Ever.
DanbTtry's yaix will include, next
"w-ee k, the grea lesx d og show e v er
he3d in this country from the view
point of interstate rlvalrj"- Canada,
"wrUI also ixave a representative eniry,
one of the handlers to forward nom
inations on a. large scale "being- Bert
Swaim, of Ha.raoer Hay, Oniario.
The Canadian entries will include a
team of Airedales, entered "by Xor
man Mackenzie, headed "by ch Poiam
Maxim.
Hinols entries, among others, will
number the fox terriers of E. 3EL Zng
wersan of Chicago, and the Irish ter
riers of Mr. and Mrsi Stuyvesant Jrea
fcody of Einsdale. Albert Mitchell of
Deerfleld, TlL, and, Percy Koberts of
Highland Park, I1L, the former man
ager of the Vickery kennel will -also
"be on the scene with strings in many
breeds, the property of different
owners. Earl J. Woodward, of Chi
cago, haa entered. Airedales.
New England will be well placed
among the winnings by a muster of
nominators who have entered every
thing from tiny Brussels griffons to
the jannty Boston terriers and mas-sHre-neaded
bulldogs. Connecticut
entri-es are strong in many breeds,
bota&Sy Boston terriers, bulldogs, toy
Pomeranians and Pekingese, cocker
spaniels.
Others to enter Connecticut-owned
dogs are 3tliss Xell Myrick Bowen, of
East Xorwalk, and J. Robinson Beard
f South Xorwalk, with Airedales, the
latter also benching sport in g span
lels; Mrs. Samuel C. Walsh of "Water-
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55YSTEKY?. j GOSSIP. J LOANED.
Si rriiUMr;
burj Tvitli French bulldogs; Miss
Huth E. Xicbols of Bridgeport, vs'itil
Samoyedes; Dr. Frank A. Ingram,
Hartford, English sorters; John T.
Duris, South 2son.alk, poodles Mrs.
A, D. Tappan, of Stamford, with fox
terriers, among them the noted
Aman Marvel; Mrs. C. 33. Harmon, of
Greenwich, with sealyhams and West
Highland white terriers, and Mrs.
AVinans Burnett, of Thompson, with a
splendid assortment of the newest
fancy in terriers, the Cairns.
Also to make entries of their best
dogs are Harvey S. Ladew, of Gien
Cove, fox terriers; Mrs. A- B. May
nard, Utica, X. Y., shepherd dogs; C.
i G. "West, Jr., of IVestbury, L I., fox
terriers; Marcua Bruckheimer, Xew
York, Irish terriers, and the great
Pekingese of the Yanibourne kennels.
Also Mr. and Mrs. George X. Owen,
I Great Neck, L. I., fox terriers; Mrs.
B.ussell A. Alger, Jr.. Detroit, Mich.,
j Scottish and fox terriers; J. T. Bishop,
i Yale club, Xew York, Irish setters;
I Mr. and Mrs. Vinton P. Breese, Cald
i well, X. J., West Highland white ter
I riers; Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Waller,
j Hollis, L. I., chow chows; Mrs. H. M.
Baker, Dover, N. H., West Highland
white terriers, and the famous
cocker spaniols of the Cassils and
Mepal kennels, of Xew Marlboro,
Mass.
Feminine exhibitors, too, will be
Miss Cathleen Illingworth, of Fox
Chase, Pa., with fox terriers, and Mrs.
John Russell Hadding, of Thompson,
; Conn., with Cairn terriers. Judge
i Townsend Scudder, Roslyn, L. I., has
nominated his entire string of Robin
hurst kennels' cocker spaniels, and
Thomas Rice Varick, of Manchester,
X. II., will show his champion smooth
fox terriers. J
To be noted also among the exhib- j
itors at this interstate congress of I
! canines will be J. S. Mayhew, of
j Bethel, Conn., with Russian wolf- '
j hounds; Charles Esseltyn, of Hudson,
iX. Y., with Irish setters; Bertram G.
Work, of New York, with Doberman
Pinsehers; Southwood kennels, of
Tivoli-on-l-Iudson, X. Y., with chow ,
chows; uJlius Feder, of Xew York,
with Boston terriers, among them the ,
new star, King of Kings; W. E.. Bor- ;
den, Peekskiil, X. Y., beagles; Theo- 1
dore Offerman, Xew York, Airedale ;
terriers; Mr. and Mrs. William C. ;
Thompson, Xew York. Yorkshire ter-
j riers; A. C. Brower. Katonah, X. Y-
Sealyham terriers, and Robert S.
j Weaver, Albany. ;. Y., i.ulidogs. ,
Karhleen Kirkham has been mov
ing about in her circle of personal ;
friends with a more or less myster- :
ious air and wich unusual reticence, ;
Rumor has it that she is harboring ,
confidential information that has to j
do with a distinct elevation in her
professional rank, which is already I
high among the supporting players.
Gladys Brockwell has been divorc- j Le&ri-ice Joy was nearly 'Hoaned by
ed from her husband, Harry J. Ed- j George Tucker to another producer,
wards, a director. She has lived with j but the picture for which she is want
him for only three days and then dis- I ed is to be made in Xew York and
covered that she had not received j Leatrice prefers her home and Cali
her final decree of separation from I - Ph has iUsr finished working
Xiobert Broadwell. her first husband.
Howards is the former husband of
Louise Glaum, the screen vampire.
in Mr. Tucker's second independent
picture.
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McClui Ntwspapw Syndicate
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