The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-01
THE COMING FOOD SHOW
FLA BoRATE PREP PAR RATIONS BEING
 MADE BY THE MANA GERS.

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 MADE BY THE MANAGERS. Spacious Armory VIII Present a Lively Appearance for Two Weeks Conn incncing Monday Next-Very Large Number of Exhibitors-Many SOuven- ITS to be Given Away-Daily Concerts by m Orchestra.
 The spacious Second regiment armo- ry is fast being transformed into a miniature and prosperous village, where the wants of the public, various and numerous as they may be, could be readily supplied. This is all in prep aration for the big food show which opens next Monday, October Sd, and will continue until Saturday night, Oc- tober 15.
 The show, which will be the fourth annual, promises to far surpass the former ones. The success of last years show and the eagerness with which the New Haven public attended it has been spread abroad sufficiently to interest many of the larger manu- lecturers of the country, and they will this year have exhibits. On Thursday a large force of carpenters, cabinet makers and decorators began the work of erecting booths and stores in the miniature, and arranging the decora- tions of the great armory.
 The change in appearance showed that this days labor had not been in vain. l.. D. Chidsey and an able corps of assistants are hard at work perfecting the details of the show in order that everything may be in smooth running order at the time of the formal opening, at eight o'clock on Monday evening. There will be no parade, but His Honor Mayor F. B. Farnsworth, Hon. N. D. Sperry and several other prominent men of the city have been invited to be present and make ad- dresses appropriate to the occasion. Nearly all the exhibitors will this year have something in the shape of novel, ty or a necessity to give to each and every one who attends the show. The management will in all probability give silver souvenir spoons to the ladies who atetnd Mrs. Rorer, who made so many friends, and who gave such good advice concerning the proper prepara- ton of food will be present again this year, and in a series of lectures will endeavor to edify the public on good food.
 Atwater's orchestra will furnish de- lightful music during the hours of the day in which the public are expected to attend. The show will be open from 2 p. m. to 10 p. m. daily, except Sum- day.
 Among the exhibitors will be B. T. Babbitt & Go, New York city, soap; the Pillsbury- Washburn Flour Milling Co.,, of Minneapolis; the Fleischman Yeast Co.,; Van Camp Packing Co.,, of Philadelphia, canned goods; New Ha- ven Gas Co.,; John E. Bassett, hard ware; A. Freeman of New York, wire goods; Welch Grape Juice Co, of West field, N. Y.; New York Optical Co.,; N K Fairbanks, of Chicago, soaps; the Plymouth Rock Ge1atine Co.,, of Bos- ton; l.. Betting, of New York, exhibi- ton of Groate's Dutch cocoa. the Moxie Nerve Food Co.,; Chris. Hanson, Little Falls, N. r., 'sjunkets;' Stillman Spring Water Co, of Hamden; M. B. Striner Co.,, of New York, crockery; F. c. Bushnell, of this city, groceries; Stoddard, Gilbert & Co.,, this city, gro- ceries; Arcade Floral Co.,, this city; L. l.. Rosenberg & Co.,, this city, hard ware; A. B. Greenwood, this city, boots and shoes; Ewen Mcintyre & Co.,, this city, dry goods; Edward Malley Co., this city, drygoods; G. W. Hazel Co.,, this city, stoves; Steinway & Co.,, this city, witch toilet soap; Thomas Butler, popcorn; Handy Pin Co; A. Freeman & Co.,, this city, wire goods; l. M. Hol- lister & Co.,, of Hartford, manufactur- CTS; s. H. Street & Co, this city, ce- reals; the American Rice Food Co.,, of Matawan, N. J., cereals; N. A. Fuller ton, of the Boston grocery, this city; Mrs. Salez, this city; Veronica Bitter Water Co.,, of New York; Skilton Foot & Co.,. of Boston; Frank Pfalul, of New York glass blower; A. F. Stout 6 Co.,, this city, gelatine.