Morning journal and courier., 1884-11-01
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Dr. Ayres,. Mt Wake1y and Professor Rich ards had their residences Illuminated. Miss Nott's boarding school was illuminated. At the residence of Thomas R. Trowbridge the grounds and residence were aglow with red | lights The residence of Mir. Bristol was also | An American flag floated from | the residence of E. w. Blake and | there was display of red fire. The Foster | residence was illuminated. Durfee dormi- l Illuminating it with red lights. The resi- dence of Dr. Dibble seemed to be ablaze with red lights, as did also the house of Dr. Russell. Charles Monson, MT. Merriman and E. R. Jeffcott had their dwellings decorated. Days Hall, corner Broadway and York was illuminated and there was grand display of fireworks and red lights. The stores of w. T. Futile, R. A. Wilcox and of Broderic & Curtis were all illuminated. Beers drug store and the residence of B. T. Fitch were illuminated. MT. H: Hull, MT: Bemar, Mr. Kerley, Mir. Hickey and MT. Oviatt had all their housesdecorated MT. Fl. T. Hawley's house wns illuminated.
 On Dwight street Elihu Larkins and Alex ander Thayer were illuminated. The large brick block on Dwight street occupied by Maltby the tailor, MT. Bryan, Fl. P. Hoadley, John G. North, Rev. MT. Hawes and MT. Russell was grandly illuminated. Canal es were burned in every window and red lights were burned in every door. The resi- dence of Mr. George W. Curtiss presented fine appearance. Foreman Charles Dyer had his house beautifully decorated and red lights were burned. MT. E. Robinson and Mr. Russell, of the postofice, had their houses grandly illuminated. At the latter house young lady was-attired in the national colors and represented the Goddess of Liberty. The residence of Judge Studley was illumi- noted, also the residences of MT. Hendricks, MT. Seeley, MT. Penny and Geo. T. Stokes, Q oil Mr. Inv Mr Bradley, Austin Reed, w. Holt, and B. B. Bradley were illuminated At the residence Of Chas English red lights were burned. Be- \ tween Chapel and George on Dwight decora- l tions and illuminations were magnificent. The l residence of. MT. Fo7 were streamers of Chi nese lanterns. Roman candles were fired and red lights were burned in abundance. At ! the residence of George Watkinson the illu- minations were probably the finest on the ilne ilIs of march idh dh fron' 4L the house were during the passage of the. process sion. Rockets, Roman candles and various other fireworks were fired and red lights were burned in profusion. At the residence ! of Joseph Parker the display was also grand, I the ascent of rockets and candles and the [ glare of the red lights lit up the locality for \ blocks around. The residences of Deacon Higgens and of MT. Judson presented fine appearance. At the latter place flags of all nations adorned the residence and there was
 display of red fire. On George street
 the Residences of MT. Charles Dickerman
 and Mr. Cornwall were illuminated. On
 Chapel street MT. Jarman, Rev. MT. Kelsey, | William A. Ives, WiIliam.KIock c. S. Leek, | Professor R. Wehner, James Olmstead; MT ! Atwater, Dr. E. L. R. Thomson, Dr. Will ' coxson, Dr. Darlington, MT. Dickerman, F.
 E. Spencer and Dr. Walker illuminated
 their houses. Also Mrs. Peck, MT. Minor ! and Mir. Hine- On York street the house ' Woitz
 Thompson andWm. Truman weresi illuminated ! On Crown street residences were brilliantly ! lighted and trees trimmed with lanterns ! Hon. Henry B. HaTrison's house and yard
 were the centre of attraction, being decorat ed with flags and festoons of Chinese Ian
 terms Every company in passing gave ! three hearty cheers for ''Our Next Govern | or" Noticeable among other illuminated
 residences on Grown street were those ot
 Messrs. Alex. McAlister, A. D. Osborne, T Professor Thacher. On College street
 there was an unbroken line of rec
 fire and candles from Grown to Chape
 street. The residences of T. P. Merwin, Dr
 Bascom, Dr. Sage, Mrs. George Rich an6
 Mir. Trowbridge were brightest with decora ! tions. The New Haven House was exten | sively lighted. The decoration of Barken. tins attracted attention. It was huge
 transparency suspended over the door bear ing figure of an elephant marked 'ERepub ! lican Party" on platform and on his bacl
 Blaine, the whole surmounted by the legend
 ''Solid to the core; our platform, protection to American industries. "
 On Chapel street the scene was grand. Th' street was one blaze of light. Nearly all th l stores were illuminated and red fire wal l burned at many places. Handkerchief 1 waved from many windows. Some of tn most noticeable displays were at Smith Stones, Henry H. Peck, Thomas tea store F. s. Gilbert, Whites building, in man. windows, H. N. Whittelsey, jr., Robert E , ] Baldwin, C. J. Rabaus, Beers, photograph l gallery, Peck 6 Brown, Blaine and Logan Irish-American Central club, Young Mem ! Republican club.
 Also among other places illuminated ant , 1 decorated, the list being too numerous tC 1 particularize all, were the residences of Dr l Skiff, Colonel Beers, Mir. Pardee's, Loui
 Feldman, many residences on William stree
 and State street, Henry Merriman's, many
 residences on Pearl street, including Rev. MT I Bray's, T. w. Merrills, David Corey's, MT Botsford's, MT. Powning's and others, th'
 display being very fine and calling fortf ! many cheers from the procession.
 l The other residences elaborately decorated
 and Illuminated were those of Mrs. JohI
 Richardson, Mrs Hunter, D. H. Clark, Henry 1 Bison, John Mason, Andrew Martin, E. F
 Hyde, George Northrop, H. P. Hubbard, w 1 F. Gillette, George Blakeman, O. P. Ives
 and G. R. D. Hubbard
 On Orange street red fire was prominent
 among the Examinations of H. B
 Bigelow, N. D. Sperry, and John L. Treat
 E. Griffin and G. B. Bates. The house o1
 Rev. Spencer Bray was brilliantly iIlumi mated and trimmed. Miss Emma Bray
 dressed as Goddess of Liberty, stood on g
 stand on the lawn in front
 of the house waving flag
 Rev. Mr. Mossman and Messrs. Parmelee
 Bates and H. A. Warner were illumined taste
 fully. General Merwin's house was illumined
 by red, fire as was the house of J. D. Dewell
 Mrs. Prudden, A. w. DeForest, T. w. T.
 Curtiss, T. H. Pease and MT. Swift displayed
 decorations and Examinations. On Grove
 street the houses of R. H. Lewis, Messrs
 Daggett and Mallory were illumined.
 On Church street noticeable illumination
 was presented by ex-President Woolsey, and
 this house was wildly cheered by the parade
 Justus Hotchkiss, Professor Salisbury, George
 H. Watrous, W. J. Trowbridge and Dr
 Cheney illuminated and decorated handsome
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