The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-18
THE SEW HAVEN Y. M. c. 4.
Its Plans for the q. ming season as Just
 Mapped out.


 The Y. NJ. c. A. starts out for the season of ls9i-5 with very encouraging prospects. and n synopsis of what it proposes to do this season will be in- teresting to large number of people. The central association is located at 713 Chapel street and has branches IS follows: Fair Haven branch, corner Grand and Qulnnipiac streets; Goffe street branch, corner Goffe and Sperry streets. The central association's de- partments are as follows:
 PHYSICAL.
 H. C. Thompson, Director.
 Gymnasium-It Is large, perfect ven tilation and light, with large arc elec- tric lights at night. Fully equipped with the best apparatus.
 Baths-Shower. tub and sponge, with hot and cold water.
 Running track.-Canvas track, thirty one laps to the mile.
 Classes.-For young men-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, 8 D. m; for business and professional men-Tues- days and Thursdays, p. m. for boys Wednesdays at 4:l5 p. m. and Satur- days ai S-l0 a. m.
 Bicycle club.-A good bicycle shed for the members,
 INTELLECTUAL
 Evening classes. s.-lnstructors'-Pen n ~, gl vnIg ht,St ness college: bookkeeping, K. c. Lover idge; mechanical drawing, F. R. Ho- ney, Ph.D., of Trinity college. Glasses begin-Mcchanical drawing, Friday, October %: bookkeeping, Monday, Oc- tober %; penmanship. Monday, Octo- bcr 29. A small deposit of S1 and $2 Is required, this to be returned if certain conditions are complied with during the course; the classes are otherwise free to members.
 Literary and debating society," Thursday evenings.
 Reading room.-Always well lighted, filled with fresh newspapers, maga- zines, secular and religious weeklles and illustrated publications.
 IltltI tllSC anu ilbi ai r. C. Downs, librarian. Over twelve hundred volumes free to the use of the members. Secure a catalogue and eX- anime the contents of the libraries.
 Circulation of the magazines.-One can for a $2 membership have each month the Century, Harpers Scrib- ner's, Outing, Atlantic, Review of Re- Nnrth Ca1iaxU FnrIYpn Cosmopolitan and Popular Science Monthly.
 ENTERTAINMENT COURSE.
 October 1S-Leland T. Powers, imper- sonator-"The Rivals"
 October 24-Rev. George H. Filian- Stereopticon.
 October 31-Rev. George H. Filian- Stereopticon. (Mr Filian has appeared for the Brooklyn Y. M. c. A. five times.)
 November 6-Lotos Glee club of Bos- ton, five artists-Concert.
 November 22-James Logan Gordon Lecture, Human Nature December 5-Englsh hand bell ring CTS, with recitationist. Parlor and recreation rooms.-Beau- tifully furnished, Chickering piano, fresh literature, illustrated papers, in- teresting games.
 ceptions.-Besides a series of re- captions to members, course of trade receptions" will be given in the winter. Religious meetings. services Sunday afternoons at o'clock. Ad- dresses by prominent men. Good mu- sic.
 Jail service Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Visitors welcome.
 Boys meeting Sundays at 3 o'clock. Week of prayer November lis. Ad- dresses by Evangelist John M. Dick. As to the cost of membership, $2 gives all the privileges for one year except the gymnasium and baths; $7 admits to everything. This is the season to join and get the full benefits. Inquire at the rooms.
 The officers and directors are as fol- lows: President, Pierce N. Welch; vice president, Prof. F. K. Sanders; treas urer, Fred B. Bunnell; recording sec- retary, w. H. Kirschner; general sec retary, E. F. Mcintosh.
 Directors-Joseph Porter, John M. Peck, J. T. Manson, w. H. Douglass, Charles. H. Platt, L. T. Snow, Rev. II,,,,, NToCroo Cooroo D IJ,,,l 17