Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-10-08
THREE DAYS NEXT WEEK.

The Great Success of the Food and
Health Exposition-The Manage
ment Yield to Pressure and Will
Run 1t Three Days MOre-Grocers'
Day Next Tuesday Throughout the
State-Speclal Railroad Excursions.
A meeting was held last evening of the
and exhibitors of the food |
and health exposition at the armory and |
1t was unanimously voted that the exhibit |
ton be extended and continued for the
first three days of next week. They also
voted to make Tuesday, October II, gro
cers' day, and invitations will be extended
to the Retail Grocers' associations of
Hartford and Norwich and to the grocers
of other cities and towns throughout the
state where organizations do not exist.
The committee hope by bringing the
grocers of the state together to promote
the formation of organization in other
cities. Special railroad excursions have
been arranged on all the roads at reduced
rates. The grooers will generally close on
Thursday throughout the state and at
tend the exhibition in a body. One of the
most successful features of the exhibition
has been the cooking lectures of Mrs.
is "Poultry;" for Tuesday, October II, at
p. NJ, "Marketing" A side of beef
will be cut and the process explained be-
| fore the audience by way of an object les
| son. Wednesday, October 10, at 8 p. M,
the subject is 'Larding Fillet of Beef"
Miss Rorer will in this lecture explain
the most economical way of frying meat.
One of the most attractive booths in the
armory is one in the center of the hall,
that Of Lincoln, seyms & Co., importers,
of Hartford. They are the owners of the
celebrated "Club" coffee, which stands un-
rivalled in the market. Its merits are
widely extolled, and Justly. It is worthy
of the big patronage 1t is securing through
out the country. For delightful cup of
| coffee, pure, unadulterated, aromatic and
delicious. Try tho Union Club. Thou
sands have tasted it at the armory this
week, including leading citizens and prom
inent society ladies of New Haven by the
scores, and the verdict is one of unalloyed
approval. Ask your grocer for it and try
| It, by all means. The coffee is q very su-
judicious1y blended.
The following committees were appoint
ed last evening:
| On advertising-F. G: BUSHNELL chairman; 9.
| H. Read, s. 81. Street, R. NJ. Seyms of Hartford,
W. H: Doble of Quincy, Mass, Captain A: E.
town, F. II. Hotchkiss, Z. n. Manning Of Boston.
Press.L. D: Chidsey, chairman Elisha Win
ReceptionE..A- 81. Kimberly, l. D; Chidsey, J.
e Pyle Of Pittsburg Pa, j. Grassland of New
York, and F. c. Bushnell
The exhibition has been successful, far
beyond the expectation of the manage
ment, and this being the case they decided
to continue the fair the first three days OF
next week. The audience yesterday was
much larger than any other day, and il
daily increasing, so much SO that the big
armory was hardly large enough to hold
all those who attended yesterday after
noon. The ladies are all talking over the
lectures. and all the ladies' should Welt the
exposition and hear her.
Great interest is manifested in the guess
ing at the Welcome soap booth.
Among the other booths that attract the
attention of the visitors are: Kennedy's
Van Houten's, w. F. Baker & Co g, Nc
Intyre's, Champions, Hires root beer, s
II. Street & Co.'s, Hecker's, the Naptht
soap booth, the Cotton Seed Oil booth ani
many others. The Caligraph writing ma
chine and its operation constantly attracts
attention. Mr.. A. 81. Downs, genera
dealer for Connecticut for this admirable
writing machine, is in attendance with
competent corps of assistants. The nev
1892 model Caligraph is shown, surprising
all by its fine execution. From its ligh
touch and quick action it is especially adapt
ed for taking dictation of letters.