Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-09-02

Miss G. Roy, Miss J. Barrifouch, Mr.. Gun
thST Song entitled rase s. se s,sao
Psya Callahan Music tSe sslees5eR
Military drill BY the St. JOINS cadets Under Brian
E. Lynn.
Sixteen young ladies' will give spectac-
ular drill and nine other young ladies will
present dramatic piece. A photograph
will be in operation each evening.
The committee which has the affair in
charge consists of the following persons:
Chairman, Joseph R. Manning; James E.
| William Geary, treasurer; Colonel John ].
Healy, general director. The ice cream
booth will be presided over by Mrs. Thomas
F. Campbell, and Mrs. William Geary will
have charge of the lady canvassers, whose
names appear in another part of this pa
per.
Colonel John g. Healy Is chief mana
ger of the affair, and the following named
are his assistants: City Sheriff James F.
P. Whalen, William Cronan, Edward Lynn
and M. McAllister.
| The hall will be surrounded by hand.
somely decorated booths, nineteen in mum.
Der. At the center of each side there will
be two main booths, one of which will bt
entirely furnished by VIM. Nicely & Co..
the other being combination boott
decorated and furnished Dy the following
firms: Geary Bros, the piano company
Wilcox & White Organ company of Meri
: den, Bowditch & Prudden, and Perry tn
carpet dealer.
, The Nicely booth will have frontage o
forty feet and will be divided into fou
, | rooms. The whole booth will be furnishe,
, and decorated by the firm and it is ex
: pected that they will have quite an OK
! hibit. In the combination booth, imme
q diately opposite to the Nicely booth, Bow
i ditch & Prudden will provide tn
, draperies, Geary Brothers, a piano, an
I Wilcox & White will exhibit new pneu
2 matic symphony pipe organ valued at 81,
2 900. This booth will be made to repre-
p sent an elegantly furnished drawing room
j. Among the other firms who will hav
= exhibits are: Chamberlain & Co., wit
n nantes and special line of furniture; tn
3 Corbett Stove company, with full line c
j domestic brass ware such as is produce
i by the Edgewood company of COTE stree
9 Brown & Durham, the Manhattan Watc
: company, P. ]. Kelly, the Crawford She
' company, Stanley & McKiernan, dealer
in gents furnishings; Joseph O'Gormar
9 the crockery dealer; Peck & Parker, Smith
a Bradley & Co., who will display a lare
v line of confectionery and cigars.
Healy & BiQelow will have a wigwal
a | and exhibit all of their medicines, and tn
g company will also display $4,000 wort
l. of Indian relics.
The decorations are in the hands of Wi
h | liam McGrath of Meadow street. One
q the features of the decorations is lare
a painting representing the Landing of G.
d lumbus." 1t is 21x14 feet in dimension
I. This painting Is owned by McGrath an
a has been painted recently. On each sic
!. of this large painting is figure represen
!. ing the Goddess of Liberty, and at one sic
n is ife-size portrait of Columbus.
n The committee have received over tv
l. hundred donations tor the benefit of IL
d enterprise.
a The center of the floor will be reserve
n for dancing, and in the center band star
~ will be erected, where the Second regimen
d orchestra, numbering fifteen pieces, wi
a | furnish music.