Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-09
CONNECTICUT DAY
At the Worlds Falr-Our Little State
 t0 he Well RanraaAnfed.

At the Worlds Fa1r-Our L1ttlo Ss"o
 to be Well Represented.
 Governor Morris, his staff, their faml- lies and friends, left Saturday morning for Chicago to participate in the exercises to be held on Connecticut day at the worlds fair, which will be Wednesday, October Ii. The party at New York dined at the Murray Hill hotel. At 4:3o they left on 8 special on the New York Central for Chicago. They had splendid special car, which Cluny of Hartford had finely decorated. and the word "Conneoticut' In big letters on the car on each side looked forth upon the country the train passed through. The arms of the state and the national oolors also adorned the car. At Chicago the party put up at the Chicago Beach hotel. To-day and tomorrow VIII be spent in sightseeing. Wednesday is Oonnecticut's day. The exercises will be held at the Connecticut building in the at- ternoon. At 3 o'clock Governor Morris will deliver an address of welcome, which will be responded to by Senator U. Y. Read, for the board of managers and Mrs. George H. Knight of Lske. vile, representing the lady board or managers, of which body she is president: The speeches will be followed by general l reception In the evening the Connecticut 1 oAioisIs will tender a reception to all the board officers of the fair. The party will remain in Chicago until week from Mon day. when they will start home, arriving | in New York on the morning of October IF. The following afternoon the governor and | his staff will start for Trenton, escorted by l the Foot Guard. The arrangements for l the trip of the governor and his party were made by Hon. Clinton B. Davis, and he will have charge of the party while they are away.
 l The state party numbered over 100 peo pie, among them being: Governor Luzor | B. Morris, Mrs. Morris, Dr. Robert Norris New York; Seymour 0. Loomis, executive secretary, accompanied by his wife and mother; General E E. Bradley, Mrs. Brad ley, Miss Bradley and Miss Russell; Gen | eral Patrick Cassidy, Mrs. Cassidy anG Miss Cassidy of Norwich; General John P l Harbinson. General Wm. Jamissn ant Mrs. Jamison of Middletown; General B. A Bishop of Bridgeport, General o. M. Jos Iyn of Hartford, Colonel John G. Healy l Colonel Everett L. Morse of Hartford | Colonel H. Holton Wood of Birmingham Colonel Charles s. Andrews and Mrs. An drews of Danbury, accompanied by MT and Mrs. Baldwin of Bridgeport, Colone 1 Louis E. Heublein of Hartford, and Colone s. A. Granger of Litchfeld; Charles M
 Jarvis, East Berlin; Richard o. Cheney
 South Manchester; Jeffrey O. Phelps
 S;msbury; Stephen w: Kellogg, Mrs. Kel | logg, Miss Kellogg and Miss s. K Piuna
 Waterbury; George F. Holcomb and Mis-
 Holcorab, Miss Lucy P. Trowbridge, Mrs
 s. W. Dexter, Robert Paulding, Hon
 Lynde Harrison, Mrs Harrison, Mis
 Harrison, Mrs. l. O. White, Mrs. G. L
 White and three children and Miss F. S. I've
 of this city; Edward T. Brown, Miss A. E
 Chappell and Miss Louise M. Looeley, Ne,
 London; Hon. Charles s. L. Mario,
 Brooklyn; Hon. E. s. Ross, O. H. K. Rif
 ley and E. G. Hathaway, Willimantie
 Hon. George H. Hammond, Putnam; Miz
 H. E. Brainard, Willimsntic; Rufus E
 Holmes and Mrs. Holmes, West Winste6