Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-07
FOOD AND HEALTH.

Great Success of the Exposition-It
VIII Probably be Continued All
Next Week-The New Haven Retail
Grocers' Association.
The big food and health exposition at
the armory continues to attract large
throngs of people. The armory is alive
with visitors afternoons and evenings, and
the fair is already such success that the
management is seriously considering the
advisability Of continuing the exposition
all next week. The proposition is very IA
vorably received and will be acted upon
definitely to-day. Last evening the indi-
cations were that the fair would be run
all next week. The interest in the exhibit
seems to increase than otherwise. The
music furnished by the orchestra is excel
lent and is much enjoyed by all. Mrs.
Rorer's lectures on cooking are we'll at
tended and very instructive. She is high
authority on the subject and lady of rec
ognized literary talent. The New Haven
Retail Grocers' association is to be con-
graduated on the success of the ex-
hibit. It was an undertaking of no
little magnitude and requiring both
nerve and business sagacity to accomplish
it. That the association has made bril-
liant success already is apparent. The ex-
hibition is an admirable and beautiful one,
as all who see it know, and the prospects
are that another may be held next year,
though as to that nothing of course is yet
determined. The officers of the exposition
are:
L. D. Chidsey, manager; advisory com
mittee Charles E. Hart, J. D. Welch,
Charles F. Wissert, N. A. Fullerton, J. w.
Merrels.
Executive committee: First vice presi-
dent, William L. Peck; second vice presi-
dent, George w. Warner; recording secre-
tary, Charles F. Wissert; financial score
| tsry, James D. Murray; treasurer James E
Northrop; sergeant-atar arms Charles F.
| Nesbit.
Directors: William L. Peck, j. w. Mer
rels, Charles E. Hart, George w. Warner
William Gleeson, F. Il. Francis, James E
| Northrop, Casper Kipp, A. Fehlberg.
Members of the association:
Adams, S. S., Baldwin, Frank e., Bas
sermann, F. A. & Co., Beck, William
Boyer, John A., Blake, H. H., Boettger
Oscar, Boozang, James F., Bristol, H
(Westville), Buckley, John j., Bully, I. T.
Burt, George J., Chidsey, IL. D., Clark
Charles F., CLARK, James, Daley, Henri,
S., Davis. D. M, Dieter, Off,. Doerschuck
L. F., Dryer, Dennis, Fehlberg, A.
Fields, Frederick (Coe & Fields), Fletcher
George F., Frederick. K, Francis, F. h
(Francis Brothe1s), Fullerton. N. A., Ga
briel, German, Geiger, Frank M. Gerner
George F., Gleason, William, Hart, Charlie
E. e. E. Hart & Coz, Henchey, P. F.
Hogan, Frank, Hull, Frank E., Hurley
William a., Jencks, Frederick (Coe 6
Fields), johnson, Frank lscobie & John
g., Kipp. Casper, Law, s. B.
Lutz, Frederick W.. Lynch, P. j., Maley
William, Mccormick, George F., McGarry
Frank, Merrel, J. W., Minor. G. E Mol
10y, Joseph, Murry, James D., Nettleton
q. E. West Haven), Nesbit, Robert 81
&c. E. Hart & Coz, Nichols, Elmer E.
Northrop, James E Patience, M. F. Peck
Homer n. "a. q. Peck & Sony, Rattlesdo,
fer, J. ", Rebel, John, Reiser, Frederic
NJ, Richard, Christian, Schadee, Juliu
(Schadee & Pohlman), Schanzenbach, John
Schierholz, Emil (Schierholz Brothers
bic, John W. (Scobie & Johnson), Somert
George E Stevens. Charles G., Stevens
Robert NJ. Stietz, William, Stack, Henry
Tansey, William, Taylor, J. h. CTaylol
Everett & Coz, Tillman, John H. (rillma
& Jones), Thorpe. W. B Tower, H. NJ
Warner, George w. West Haven), Webe
P. j. (Weber Brothers), Weber, William
Weiss, Conrad, (Weiss & Endriss), Welcl
J. D. ID: M. WEIGH & SOM, Werweis
Henry, Wissert, Charles F.
An immense amount of sampling
done by the visitors from the temptir
privileges SO freely offered to test tt
character of the goods. As an ILLUSTRATION
S. Fl. Street & Co g assistants at the sire
booth, Messrs. Kilborn and Pease, have
pe1d has served nearly 10000 hot buc
wheat cakes to visitors, who partake of Il
tempting cakes daintily and artistical
served in the adjoining booth parlor. Ye
terday alone twenty-five quarts Of mi
entered into the batter mixture for Il
| cakes.