The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
PROMISES A GREAT SUCCESS
THE COMING FOOD EXHIBIT AT THE
 SECOND REGIMENT ARMORY.

SECOND REGIMENT ARM0RY. All tho Space Is Thus Early Taken Up
 Lively Interest Awakened In the New
 Haven Retail Merchants Association-
 To be Opened by the Governor.
 New Haveners may rest assured that the great food exhibit to be inaugurated in this city October 4 will be one of the most successful affairs of the kind ever held in the state. Local merchants have subscribed for all the space avail able, and the outlook is so glowing that an extension of time has been requested by the managers in addition to the two weeks originally intended. There is no doubt now that the whole month will be taken up by the exhibit. The meeting ofthe Retail Merchants association, as previously announced, will be held in it's rooms in the lnsur- ance building to-day at o'clock, at which preliminary steps will be taken for adding to the success of the exhibit. The trade carnival will at that time be discussed.
 If the attendance of the governor and staff Is secured headquarters will be provided for them at the New Haven house. There on opening day a com mittee of the merchants and the Second Regiment band will meet him and es- | cort him to the armory, where the gov !, rx-h | The American Board of Commission CTS of Foreign Missions will be in ses- sion for four days at that time a the Hyperion, and MT. Lewis D. Chidsey, | the general manager of the exhibit, will prepare an elaborate invitation to the | delegates of that organization to at tend. The following is complete list of the exhibitors: c. P. Van Houten S Zoon, 10S Reade street, New York.
 New York Biscuit Co.,, Cambridge port, Mass Hartford Chemical works, Hartford, Conn.
 Vacuum Soap Co.,, 1SO Oxford street, Philadelphia, Pa. l lle 4N h. ' dlIDdlhS SU., Gii Dcctl = born street, Chicago, III.
 Merwin Provision company, New Ha- ven, Conn. L. Beling, 15 Jay street, New York. B. T. Babbitt New York. Stillman Spring Water Co.,, Bridge port.
 Potter & Wrightington, 60 Commerce street, Boston, Mass. M. S. Ayres & Co.,, 209 State street, Boston, Mass. Plymouth Rock Gelatine Co., 6S West ern avenue, Boston, Mass. The F. c. Bushnell Co.,, New Haven, Conn.
 William Potter, jr., 134 Milk street, | Boston, Mass. ".. J. N. w. Hutchins & Co.,, g Water | ford street, Boston, Mass. Worcester Salt Co.,, Boston and New York Standard Oil Co.,, New York. s. H. Street & Co.,, two exhibits, New Haven, Conn. J. D. Dewell & Co.,, New Haven, Conn. l Charles Mathieu, Hastings, Oswego | county, New York. William N Wilson, George street, New | Haven, Conn. Rathgeber Soap Works, New Haven, Conn.
 Shumway & Co.,, Center street, New Haven, Conn. Williams & Carlton, Hartford, Conn.
 Van Camp Packing Co.,, Indianapolis, Ind. American Cereal Co, West Broadway and Chambers street. Gerkin building, New York
 Champion & Co.,, Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. James Pyle's Sons, New York l Fleischner Yeast Co. (New Haven agency), New Haven, Conn.
 Thomas Butler, 14S View street New | Haven, Conn.
 New Haven Gaslight Co.,, New Ha-
 ven, Conn. | G. w. Hazel Co., New Haven Conn
 H. J. Augur, Church street, New Ha-
 ven, Conn.
 Keone Brothers, Park avenue, New York
 J. N. Shumway, 271 Portsea street
 New Haven, Conn. c. J. Atwood, New Haven, Conn. c. T. Downs & Son, New Haven. William H. Guernsey, New Haven. Dickinson Brothers, Woodbridge American Rice Food Manufacturine Co.,, Motowan, N. J. Charles B. Knox, Johnstown, N. Y Rumford Chemical Works, Provi ldence, R. I.
 Russell & Birken, Penn Yan, N. Y.
 Chr. ,Mausen Zowolory, Little Falls N. Y.