Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-26
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Its Annual 20 be Held In This Cfty
July j 60 x-List OF the Entries In
the Special Kvents-0rder OF March
and Parade-Program for the Four
Days.
The annual session Of the Connection,
Turn verein In TO be he'd In this city july
IA. The local Turner's WIN meet the viait-
ing societies at the depot on Saturday
evening and escort them 10 the hall, whore
Q reception and banquet VIII Be held.
On Sunday there WIN be exercises In the
hall at "a. m. and In the evening prizs
rscitations WIN be given.
On Monday at 9 q m. there VIII be turn
ing for individual prizes at Schutzen park.
At Q p. m. there viii occur the turning By
Glasses of young ladies. Gymnastics win
take place at 5 o'clock by the $50 active
Turner's 10 the music of the band. A
summer nights festival viii be held In the
evening, to include dancing. The park
win be beautifully illuminated and red fire
will be burned.
On Tuesday at 10 q. m. q street parade
will be held In which all the Turner'S and
local German societies will take part. The
line will be formed on Orange street, be-
tween Court and Elm, and on Court
between State and Orange, the right
of the line being at the corner
of Elm and Orange. The procession viii
be headed by the German Bicycle club,
followed by the Second Regiment band
and Won Steinwehr post, g. A. R., passive
members of the Meriden, New Britain,
Harfforl Wafarhrrv Hal-olo
Bridgeport, New Haven societies and the
Harugsri Liedertafsl, P. o. B., $50, Ber-
gische Harmonic, st. Cecilia society, and
Hermann Sons maennerohor and drum
corps, Active Turner's of the above 30
oieties. The line of march will be through
the following streets: Elm to State, to
George, to Church, passing in front of the
city hall whsre they will be reviewed by
Mayor Sargent and other city officials, to
Elm, to the green, where the Active Tur-
ners execute the wand exercise. This Will
take half hour. The line will then re-
form and march through Elm, to Orange,
to Grove, to State, to the park. The chief
marshal will be Charles Schenk After the
parade there will be special turning at the
park, and at p. m. the prizes, which con-
sist Of diplomas and laurel wresths, will be
distributed to societies and individuals.
The turn fest will close with q summer
night festival in the park
The following are the events and the
entries for the special athletic events:
First group of field events, consisting of
broad high jump, pole vaults and lifting
100 pound weight. New Britain, w. WALL
mann, R Giersch, z. Elizhel, G. Troeba.
E. March; Waterbury, o. Book, K Brobst,
L. Charter, r. Lsutenbszh, Paul verning,
Rockwell II. Kemnitzer; Hartford, P.
n
g. Velts; New Haven, Henry Hsinzsl,
E. Werlich, 4. Striby, G.
Miohels; Holyoke, G.. Stache.
Second group, consisting of broad jump.
climbing the rope and 220 yard run, New
Britain, Foebel ]. Heinzuam; Rockville,
N'Doss, G. Fsrber, r. A II. Ende, W.
Koenig II. Kemnitzer; Waterbury. K.
W. Kspp, L. Glsster, Z.
Brobst; Hartford, g. Geltz. ]. Gallon, A.
Trante, B. Oppenhemier, 8. Boehiach, L.
Elmer, g. Velte Member Z. Psrthsnsy;
New Haven, A Hslfnger, Hermann
Schlissel, Jacob Reiehel, Edward Hegel,
Edward Schlissell Jacob Rsichel, A Striby
Mack, F. Ebel.
Special work in club swinging-Hsrt-
ford, g. Geltz. o Kslkhoff, z. Gallon, G.
Wilder; New Haven, John B. Frsysinger
R. Gsirsch, = Ethel; Hartford. IL Yer
yersen; Meriden, E PArtbensy; New Ha-
ven, E. Werlich. II. Schlissel. R. Hoen, J.
Reichel, F. Ebel. ]. Michel, ]. Knodel, o. |
Mack, William Dsblmsyer
Wrestling. Observation-Disclosures, ".
Beck, L. Elmer; New Haven, II. Schlissel; |
New Britain, g. Froebs; Waterbury, o. |
Book, 81. Huber, F. STEINER, NJ. Ktssling, |
R, Lsutenbaoh, r. Verning.
Heavy weight wrestling-Hartford, o. |
zslkoff, B. Oppenheimer, g. velde; New
Britain, w. Wellmsnn. Z. March; Water
Jury, L Glsster, E. Doener, II. R. Dit.
mann.