The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-01-26
NEW HAVEN EXHIBITORS.
Have Made Entries for the House and
 Home Exposition to be Held in New
 York for the Benefit of the Home for

Have Made Entries for the House and | Home Exposition to be Held in New
 York for the Benefit of the Home for Fallen Women.
 | At the Grand Central Palace in New York an exposition, known as the l Greater New York Exposition of the House and Home, will open April and continue until April 2S. The exposition will be for the benefit of the Home for Fallen Women and the various commit tees having the affair In charge are composed of we'll known business men and pastors of New York.
 The object of the exposition, besides showing the progress and improvement made in the construction, interior dec orations and furnishings of the house and home (to which the exhibits will { be exclusively conflned), is to raise funds for the support of an unsectarian institution or institutions, in New York city, for fallen women, giving these women an opportunity to begin life anew free from evil companionship and temptation.
 | It is proposed to offer an unsectarian asylum to all women of this class with out regard to creed or condition, where | they will be housed, clothed and fed and given medical treatment free of all charge, and where those who wish to | forsake their evil lives will be made welcome at any and all times. The aim will be to make the institution self supporting as far as possible, and to- ward that end the inmates will be giv- | Al1ID1pUpneDt a and in every way qualified to fill posi- tions after they leave the home, that they may lead honest and respectable lives and become useful members of the community in which they live. It will be the duty of the management to provide suitable employment for the women upon leaving the home in ell cases, unless it is those who have been expelled from the home for being in- | corrigible. Every effort will be made to maintain communication, by corre- spondence, with ex-inmates. as an en- couragement to the latter to profit by the teachings and influence of the in- stitution. Thousands of these women have been reformed and are now lead ing respectable lives through the good influence of the various homes for fall en women in New York city, and the | number would be much greater were it not for the lack of proper support of this work. The prime object of this movement is to establish home broad in its scope and practical in it's man. agement upon different lines than has heretofore been attempted, but at the same time it will be our aim to relieve l iet1 Of oil |. claims upon us in the direction above indicated
 This worthy charity is deserving of the cordial and substantial support of the public, and it is hoped that all those who are interested will respond to this appeal, and will contribute to the erection of this Home for Fallen Women.
 In the exposition it is proposed to show the progress and improvements made in the construction, interior dec- \ orations and furnishings of the home. 1 The exhibits, beginning with archi- tects' plans, models, etc, will embrace all materials used in the construction of the house, from cellar to roof, GOV ering every branch of the work, to the 1 home complete or house beautiful"
 The exposition will be confined ex- iclusively to such exhibits only as per- tain to the construction, interior dec- orations, furnishings and equipment of the home, and exhibitors may rest as- sured that no goods foreign to or not embodies on the classification will be allowed in the exposition as exhibits under any circumstances.
 Applications have already been made 1 for space by parties in New Haven, h. dianapolis, Philadelphia, Wheeling, Baltimore, Rochester, Newark, Detroit and other cities The following lines | of goods will be represented
 Rolling partitions, Venetian blinds, refrigerators, dumb walters, heaters, clocks, gas saving machines, sanitary sinks. parquet floors, draDery for halls, windows etc, stoves, ranges, fireplace heaters, asbestos materials, musical in- struments, warm air registers, border frames. ventilators, bath tubs, range boilers, plumbers cabinet work, archi- tects' designs, pottery, radiators, gas stoves and steel ceilings.