The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-05
IN WEST HAVEN.

Great Industrial Bazaar and Cinemata-
 graph Exhibition at the Town Hall
 December to A.
 Under the auspices of the Methodist Episcopal Bible School and Young Peo- ple's society bazaar and exhibition will be held next week in the town hall. Preparations for this fair have been going forward for nearly a year, and it promises to be one of the most suc- cessful undertakings of the kind ever held in West Haven. The members of the church and many others are inter- ested in the work. The hall will be decorated, and the ten booths into which the goods on sale will be divided will give the interior picturesque ap- nearanoe.. z7
 The ladies aid booth will contain a variety of articles for personal and household use, which cannot be dupli- cated in any store for the money. The doll booth will be charming and there will be such a diversity in size and dress that every taste can be satisfied
 The booth containing canned fruit and preserves will present attractions to those woh wish to replenish their depleted pantry shelves at low price,
 The department of flowers will be as fragrant as garden in June and will offer a first class opportunity to those in quest of Christmas decorations for their homes.
 The candy booth will be as sweet as the nymph who shall have charge of it, and nothing better or cheaper in this line can be furnished.
 The grocery department will have Lipton's world renowned tea, all kinds of crackers and many other things that people who are fond of eating always relish.
 The fancy booth will have children's wearing apparel and an endless varie- ty of fancy goods, useful and durable, mostly home made.
 The furniture will be wonderland In miniature. It will have fine dis play of small articles including fancy shoe boxes, towel-racks, flower stands, doll bedsteads, etc., most of them made by tine boys in the Sunday school
 In word, there will be an elaborate collection of goods, including Christi mas presents at the lowest prices, so that those who patronize the bazaar may be assured of getting the full value of the money they invest, while they will be aiding deserving cause at the same time.
 A lunch will be served every night, and the hungry passerby who dorps in will be promptly and generously served.
 In connection with this sale there will be a superb exhibition of moving pie lures under the management of the Eden Musee of New York city. The cinematagrarh is a marvel The DOT trayal of events of worldwide interest, up to the latest date, will feast the eyes or stir the souls of all who come to this bazaar. Pictures of the Spanish American war, the Boer war, the Pan- American exposition, including the as- sasination and funeral of the late Pres ident Mckinley and his last speech will be thrown upon the canvass, together with the Passion Play and scenes and sights in European cities. The comical element will be introduced.
 Not the least of the many attractions will be local and instrumental music. ] The Jubilee singers are expected to en- tertain the audiences at least three nights. Two exhibitions of twenty min utes each will be given every evening. In addition to the above programme there will be two natinees one on