Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09
Pioneers.

American Band.
 General LDcoln and Staff.
 Union Veterans, Colonel Geo. NJ. White.
 Business Men.
 Small Delegation of Yale College Cavalry.
 Capt Hancock's Company with Brooms
 Major Blakeslee and Staff.
 N D. Sperry Mounted Guards
 Drum Corps
 East Haven Cavalry Company.
 North Branford Cavalry Company.
 Sassacus Drum Corps.
 Bigelow Zouaves.
 Invncibles.
 Colonel w. H. Stowe and Staff.
 Drum Corps,
 Third Regiment, Boys in Blue, Col. Bucking-
 Colonel Grant and Staff.
 Fourth Regiment, Boys in Blue, about 100.
 Drum Corps.
 Greeley Continentals.
 Citizens in Carriages.
 Along Chapel street there were 1lumina- tions at D. w. Colton's, Thomas HurIe's mer- chant tailoring store (where the window was finely adorned with the colors), Mrs. l.. CowIes, Yale Dining Rooms (where red fire was plentifully burned, Mrs. E. B. Bishops Gin the block above High). At Mrs. c. B. Whittlesey's, Rev. E. E. Atwater's Dr. H. A. Carrington's and Mrs. Bristo1's Chinese Ian terms were festooned prettily. Further on there were illuminations at M. M. Wheeler's and Vim. A. Ives Cat the latter residence the display being very elaborate and fine), Mrs. Warmers, R. K. Wehner's, Edward A. Hotch- kiss, Mir. Upson's, Edward Higby's, Benja- min Higby's, J. B. Baldwin's and E. F. Mer- sicks. At the following little discrimination could be made, all being equally fine, viz :: Hon. Charles L. English, F. s. Bradley, George H. Palmer, Principal L. L. Camp, Alderman H. F. Peck Prof Cyrus Northrop, F. H. Jackson, J. l.. Root. P. c. Lessey's whole building was specially finely decorated and illuminated, and many people were gath cred there. All along the route up Chapel street the walks were blocked with people, and red fire illuminated the procession Fur ther on M. E. Cassell, William H. Layne, R. P. Cowles, Mrs. North, c. A. Bradley, P M Schoonmaker, R. H. Nesbitt and Mr. Hart, were illuminated nicely. On Orchard street the following celebrated very appropriately Edward filling, Thomas filling, Mrs. Sperry, William E. Monson, Samuel Langdon (whose house was specially beautifuD, E. Mckenzie, Assistant Postmaster Enos A. Hale, G. L. Sanford (where were thirteen little misses dressed in the national colors and arrayed in tho form of a pyramid) ex-Senator Carlos Smith, Dwight Baldwin, NJ Bronson, J. P. Hurd, Mrs Anthony, Mrs. Hine, I. Newman On Whalley avenue were J. G. Halliday & Bros's store and house, M. s. Mum, General W. A. Lincoln, John Gilbert, c. Peck, James M Evarts, M. W. Filley, Nelson Adams, T. Parsons Dickerman, J ohm H. Rowland, (whose house was livery finely adorned with flags lanterns, girls in national costume, D. s. Cooper, D. H. Futile, the bleck Nos 93 and 95 Whalley avenue, which was Illuminated from one-end to the other along the entire front, T. E. F. Norman, G. F. Merwin, G. M Baldwin, H. D. Hawley. On Broadway, T. c. Bennett, Mrs. Ford on Elm, Broder- ick < Curtis store, the block 174 and 176 Elm, C.. P. Merriman, George Umberfeld, Mrs. A. S. Monson, Drs. Russell, Dibble and Henriques' residences, East Divinity Hall, Yale College, Mrs. J. AnketelI, the Misses Foster, L. H. Bristol. On Temple, Ezekiel H. Trowbridge, E. Hayes Trowbridge, Hen ry L. Hotchkiss, Misses Gerry, D. Alden, Dr. Robert s. Ives, S. E. Burrows H. T. Blake. On Hillhouse avenue, Profs Dana, Fisher, President Porter, Mrs. Collins, Dr. Farnam. Henry Farnam, Mir. Dwight, Joshua Colt. On Whitney avenue Judge Wayland's fine residence was elegantly decorated and illu- minated, and the procession halted there while the band gave a serenade, playing the ''Star Spangled Banner" On Bradley Prof. Johnson T. Platt J. M Hatstat. On Orange Hon. N. D. Sperry, Frederick Ives and Gov ernor-elect Bigelow's, the last named being brilliant with decorations and illuminations- a fine scene. The procession halted and the American band serenaded Mir. Bigelcw. The piazza was crowded with ladies and gentle men, and the street was blocked with people Red fire, rockets and candles blazed. One red fire candle was burned the fire material in which weighed sixteen pounds It was a gift in honor of the GoVernor-elect from Apothecaries' Hall On Ed street nearly every house was finely Illuminated and deco rated, the whole street presenting beautiful also. The names are Mrs. filling, c. F. Platt, Mir. Woolson, J. H. Greenleaf, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Simmons, Mr. Hine, L. A. Merriman, Joseph Peck, B. E. Brown, A. H. I G. N. Moses, George Merwin, R. G. Redfeld, MT. Lawrence, Robert Mor- gan, J. A. Goodnough, G. D. Lambert. On Bradley street, George B. Hoggson, Thomas Morgan, P. Snider, T. Rochfort. On Will | liam street, l.. Fish, N Dalzell, Chas. 1 Fray, c. Schenck, Mrs R. J. Cowes, Ward l Nichols Mir. Barnett, A. H. Hoppen. C.. H. l R. Mott, A. S. Nichols, Chas. Smith, Wm | Nott s. H. Barrows, Geo. E. Nettleton, | James B. Hood, W. s. Baldwin, Rev. Dr. l Stifer, c. B. Brown, ". H. Ward, MT. | Jones, c. A. Nettleton, H. Williams, W. R. | Lloyd, H. Machol, George Olmstead, F. H. l Hart, James Totham, J. E. Northrop- At Mir. Hoods the display was especially fine. | The house was illuminated from top to bot tom. Over the porch was in gas jets 3 ]