Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-23
BIoxoLIsTs, STATE FIELD DAY.

New Haven bicycle Clubs Program
for Tomorrow at Sav1n Rock All
Completed-The Big Lantern Parade |
In Town This Evening-The Prizes
for the Parade.
The arrangements for the grand state
field day of the New Haven Bicycle club at
Savin Rock tomorrow are all completed
and with good weather everything gives
promise of great day ct the rock.
The festivities attending this meet will
commence this evening when grand
lantern parade on wheels will be held.
The parade last year was q great success
elaborate, and the committee promise that
the parade this year will excel anything
ever before given in these parts. 1t is ex-
pected that the parade will consist of over
100 wheels decorated with Chinese lanterns.
The line Of march will form on Temple
street at 8 O'Clock sharp, and all the wheel
men in the city are invited to take part.
The route of march will be through the
following streets: Out of the north gate Of
the green, up Elm to York, to Chapel, to
Olive, to State, to Chapel, to Church, to
Congress avenue, to Howard avenue, to
Columbus avenue; countermarch through
Howard avenue to Congress avenue. to
Church, to Chapel, to the Insurance build
ing. where the line will be dismissed.
The committee of the parade consists of
J. W. Tabb, G. o. Reichert, George D.
Lockwood, George A. Lawton, F. j.
Oggesen. -.
After the parade reception will be held
at the club house in the Insurance build
ing, and the club invites all visiting wheel
men to attend at the club house, where
they will be handsomely entertained by Sc
1ections by COINS orchestra, Star quar-
tette, Banjo club. and Mr.. DeGrey, for
merly of George Thsteher's Comedy COM
| edy. The prizes offered for the parade are:
Handsomest decorated wheel, first prise,
travelling bag; second, bicycle bell; and
for the handsomest decorated ladies' wheel
/ an order for a dozen photographs.
Tomorrow morning at 10 O'clock there
will be dress parade, forming on the old
green at Temple street, and headed by
Landrigan's band the procession will parade
| through the following streets en- route for
| the rock. The line Of march is out of the
| north gate of the green, Elm to York, to
| Chapel, to Olive, to State, to Chapel, to
| Congress avenue, to Howard avenue, to
Kimberly avenue, to the rock, where din
l n9r Will % S6IV6Q. LILO lOutWluk 6Io LILO
/ prizes offered for the parade: To the club
presenting the best appearance, picture
on an easel; and for the club having the
largest number OF L. A. W. members in
the parade, an elegant picture. A large
number of out-of- town wheelmen are ex-
pected and at least ], 800 men will be in
line. The race will occur at 2 p. NJ, and
the following are the events:
Five mile bicycle handicap club race.
One mile bicycle handicap race, open to all.
Onehalf mile bicycle race, open to all.
The following are the list of entries:
First event-Five-mile bicycle handicap
club race. F. T. Catlin, G. o. Reichert, T.
J. O'Tell, J. G. Beck, George Graham, 81.
B. Douglass, Henry Chaplin, W. F. Bishop,
J. Rsiehert.
Second event-Five- mile bicycle handi.
cap race, open to all. Alfred johnson
Bridgeport Wheel club; F. g. Hoyt. W. F,
Parker, Meriden; George Hugo, IF. W.
Chapman, George Graham, G. o. Reichert
A. 8. Butler, George T. Barnes, W. =
Babcook, N. Colman, George Thatcher
F. Beck, F. Ryan. R. D. Hallenbeca, Wal
lingford; w. 81. Jacobs, F. N. Eager, Meri
den r. E Griswold, Guilford; &. s. Grinnell
John Adams, Colts Wheel club, Hartford
W. Smith, E. Young, Aaron Allen, II. A.
Hadley.
| I0lE0 6V6ub-tf ne mllo Dt&tYGk6 uAuulCbt
race, open to al: W. F. Parker, Meriden
T. J. Oggerson, John Adams, Colts Vince
club of Hartford; F. T. Catlin. o. g
Spencer, Alfred johnson. George Hugo
Fred Beck, T. G. Hoyt, T. J. O'Tell, g. o
Reichert, A. 8. Butler, George Graham, R
E. Griswold, E s. Grinnell, r. D. Hsllen
bach, Wallingford; F. N. Hagsr, Meriden
Fourth event-Mile bicycle race, open t,
ALTO. g. Spencer, George Theloher, W
F. Parker, Meriden; W. F. Bishop, F. T
Catlin, F. J. Oggerson, T: J. O'reil. Georg
, fred johnson, G. T. Barnes, R. E. Girls
void, Guilford; John Adams, Colts Vince
club. Hartford.
The handicaps will not be announce,
until the races are ready to start. TIL
! course of the fve-mile race will be from
/ | Skeele's on Beach street, through Savil
, avenue, around the West Haven green
back through Campbell avenue to Beaol
street, and twice around the course t.
make the five miles; the finish to be mad
In front of Skeele's. The other races vii
start short distance this side of the Hin
man house and finish at Skeele's.
, In the evening there will be a gram
; display of fireworks. No expense will b
, spared to make this oDc of the bigges
state events ever held.
The officers of the meet are:
Tmers-G. A. Saunders, E. P. Nc
Kenna.
Starter-G. D. Lockwood.
Clerks of the oourse-W. F. Bishop, @
} O. Reichter.
Referees-G. A. Lswtop, J. W. Tabb.
} An interesting feature will be bal
game between the Winohesters and tn
Mayer, Strouse & Co.'s
The Wholesalers will be made up as fol
lows: James F. Sullivan, manager; Lyons
Crandsll, Phleinese, Van Buren,, Kipp, st
Clair, Carr, O'Connell and McHugh, ant
among the Mayer, Strouse & Co. will b
Pond. N. Condoff, Wolff, Malone, Kline.
and Wrinn, J. B. Ullman, manager.
u The West Haven and Winchester avenu
electric cars run direct to the grove, leaving
the center of the city every six minutes
A line of buses will leave the corner O
Church and Chapel streets for the grove
commencing at 1890 p. m.
The following committee has the affai
in charge: F. J. Oggeson. chairman; w
F. Bishop, George D. Lockwood, George A
Lawton, 81. B. Douglass, @. o. Reichert
John G. Beck, ]. F. Sullivan, F. A.Cowell
j. W. Tabb.