The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-09-02
LABOR DAY CELEBRATIONS
GREA T ATTRACTIONS AT ELM CITY
 PARK.

The Horse Guards Military Bicycle Meet The List of Entries for the Contests Thousands Will Visit savln Rock-Labor Picnic There and Athletic Sports-rwo Ball Games-Ba'Ioon Ascension This Aftern"On-Volunteer Sailing Club Re- gatta- Y. M. 0. 4. Wheel Club faces The Harugari's Picnic-A Dry Sunday at the Rock-west Side Club Races-The Post Office, Etc.
 To-day is Labor day and while there will be no general parade of the labor organizations there will be a number of interesting athletic contests and sailing races, the great working mems picnic at Savin Rock and the big military bicycle meet of the Horse Guard at Elm City Park. There will be two band concerts by the Second Regiment band, the first at D. m, and the other between and o'clock in the evening. An excellent athletic program has been arranged, which in- cludes ball game at p. m., between the Mt. Pleasant and Atlantic hines.
 The Bakers union will give a parade in the morning, headed by the Second Regiment band
 A great event will be the grand bi- cycle tournament to be given at Elm City Driving Park under the manage 2 of thn Sennn6 nv nor's Horse Guard. A dispatch from St. Louis on Saturday stated that Ca- banne and Titus had been suspended ! from the League of American Wheel { men, but a member of the committee stated that they would positively ap- pear to-day unless a notice was re- ceived from Chairman Giaeon that they < could not. The Horse Guard have made arrangements with the Strains Bicycle company to have their tandem team ride an exhibition trial against { time, This team holds the worlds tan dem record of twenty-five seconds for one-quarter of a mile.
 There can be no doubt of the suc- N cess of the event in every sense. The M officers of the meet are: x Referee, w. H. Hale; starter, w. M. Frisbie; judges, pr. E. c. Ross, F. N, Kinney, F. c. Futile; timers, G. K. w., Al Wade, J. Edward Heaton, William c. Dole; announcer, w. M. F'risbie; SCOT v CTS, John Hugo, G. w. Adams, J. P. < Forbes; clerk of the course, George ' IT. Pratt; assistants, H. Powell, D. B. V Petrie, Robert Pratt; umpires, J. B, 4 Gebbie, Lewis Hurley, l.. F. Ref, c. J. Atwood; official handicapper, Henry X Goodman.
 The races will begin at 2 p. m. There z will be concert by the Governor $ x Foot Guard band from 1 to p. m. The A Edgewood electric road have had an A opening made in the fence and roadway # made at the park and will have all x their cars stop there, making a direct entrance to the park, which will be a \ great public convenience.
 THE ENTRIES. ( The following is the list, made pub N lie for the first time, of those entered with their handicaps: X No. Lone Mile Novice-First prize,
 gold watch $50; second, gold watch,
 $95; third, silver watch $25; prizes for winners of first, second and fa UulTu QudEIGES. ISl 1OuE III GdCl * heat to qualify for final. FIRST HEAT.
 E. s. Bullxley, Southport. William Blythe, Chicopee.
 G. E. Graves, Branford, Conn.
 Fred Hartman, New Britain, Conn. Martin F. Walsh Milford, Conn. L. K. Moses, Hartford, Conn.
 Charles N. Folsom, New Haven. F. A. Clark, Union City, Conn. Oscar New Gamer, Passaic, N. J.
 F. J. Peer, Hartford. Edward A. Joyce, New Haven. Joseph N. Dick, East Haven.
 Samuel P. Baker, New Haven.
 E. l. Forbes, North Haven.
 SECOND HEAT.
 Nathaniel E. Forbes, North Haven.
 William H. Ainscoe, New Haven. Louis G. Pollard, Yantic. k W. J. Conden, North Haven.
 Gus Zoles, Hartford. T. F. Hickey, New Haven.
 w. H. M. Greenhill, Lynn, Mass.
 J. l.. Puddicomb, New Havens
 c. w. Dyer New York, N. Y.
 E. A. Mathews, jr., New Haven.
 J. c. Earth, New York, N. Y.
 Nat Cafferty, New York. E Charles T. Rogers, New York.
 No. 2.-One Mile Open, Class B-F'irs
 prize, diamond, $50; second. dia
 mond, $1OO; third, diamond, $50.
 Earl Riser, Dayton, o. w. H. Pettigrew West Newton, Mass J. Fred Barry, Syracuse, N. Y. E L. C. Johnson, Cleveland, o. N G. c. Smith, New York.
 +. B. Rigby, Cleveland, o.
 Samuel Wilson, jr, Newark, N. J. H Sydney J. Harvey, New Haven. Fl George 1T. Thatcher, New Haven.
 Edward w. Heyer, Hartford, Conn. o. P. Bernhardt, Cleveland, o. M l.. D. Cabanne, St. Louis, Mo. F. J. Titus New York. o. $. Brandt, Springfield, Mass.
 F. H. Allen, Syracuse, N. Y.
 No. 3-Half Mile Handicap, Class A First prize, diamond ring, $50; sec N mond, gold watch, $35; third, silve watch. $25.
 FIRST HEAT.
 Yards H. K. Bird, New York, J. J. Adams, Hartford, 7 z U. H. Mimic, Chicopee, Mass, D. O