The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-17

The Knights of the Golden Eagles are to hold their annual field day Saturday next. August 20. at Double Beach. They have arranged for a full days programme and the event promises to be a memorable one in the social an- nals of the order throughout the state. The official programme for the day con- tains the following announcements:
 7;S0 a. m.-Members report for pa- rade at lot opposite Adams Express Co. office, Union depot.
 7:45 a. m.-Arrival of visiting castles, commentaries and temples.
 The following committee of ladies will meet visiting ladies and children:
 New Haven-Mrs. George Bechler, Mrs. W. H. Avery, Mrs. Charles Bruce, Mrs. Nettie Clark. Mrs. P. T. Buckley, Miss Grace Clark, Mrs. Edgar Hurlbut, Mrs. George H. Priest. Mrs. F. G. Hayne, Mrs. Nellie Tyler, Mrs. Emma Button, Mrs. Mary E. Davis.
 New Britain-Mrs. A. J. Benoit, Mrs. L. Palmer, Miss Julia zwick. Waterbury-Mrs. J. w. Phelps, Mrs. DdNtu hiLleTp NlISs W aAlSI oNotls
 a. m.-Formation for parade.
 g a. m.-Cars will leave George street for Double Beach where the following games and athletic events will take place:
 BAsEBALL-oPEN FOR MEMBERS
 ONLY.
 Series os five inning base ball games between teams or members from the several castles in the state. Entrance fee twelve each team.
 No one to be permitted to play on the team from any castle who was not a member of that castle June 30, 1904. :
 Any team practieing on the diamond at Double Beach before the first game is called will forfeit the game to the castle with which it is scheduled to play. ..-...... ..... -s... z....
 Prize-A handsome gold-lined silver cup, presented by the past grand chiefs of Connecticut.
 The cup to be competed for annually by teams from all the castles, the win ming team each year to hold it until the following year, and the cup to become the permanent property of a castle only after the team has won 1t three times,
 10 a, m.-Opening games. ..
 l. Rock Castle vs. Winthrop Castle.
 2. Crusaders Castle vs. Arnity Castle. g. Erwin Castle vs. Columbia Castle. 2:S0 p. m.-Semi-final game. ... Between two os the winners in the opening games.
 D. m.-Final game between the win ner in the semi-final and the odd team in the opening games. ..a...s... 5 D. m,-Presentation and acceptance of past grand chiefs cup.
 SIS D. m.-Presentation and accep- tance of prize degree team cup to Co., lumbia Castle, No. 9. ,......s.- -.-
 ATHLETIC EVENTS,
 10;15 a. m.-open for all boys under thirteen years of age: <.-@... Three-legged race, pocket knives, presented by Crusaders Castle, No. 3.
 Potato race, prize, baseball glove, pre- sented by Rock Castle, No. 8.
 1I0:45 a. m.-0pen for all boys be- tween twelve and eighteen years of age: .....-.....aE.. ..r..-.=.
 One Hundred Yard DashPrize, fine nickel plated watch, presented by Co., lunnbia Castle, No. 3,
 Running broad junp-Prize, pair of rubber boots, presented by Crusaders Castle, No. 3. ....% '' 11:15 a. m.-Open for all girls under twenty years of age.
 Eighty yard dashPrize, gold locket and chain. presented by Rock Castle, No. 8.
 Potato race-Prize, silver chocolate pot, presented by New Haven Temple, No. ?. ii
 11:45 a. m.-open> for all girls over twenty years of age.
 Ball throwing-Prize, water set, pre- sented by Tontine Temple. No. 1.
 Potato race-Prize, K. c. F. sofa pol low, presented by Columbia Castle, No. g. 4%@ *@ Ef'
 1:S0 D. m.-Open for members only. Entrance fee ten cents.
 Members entending to enter any of the following events must notify John Dixon, .617 Ferry street. before one o'clock, August 20, 1904 -.
 Two hundred and twenty yard dash Prize, toilet set, presented by Erwin Castle, No. 5. s's
 Putting the shot-Prize. fine nickel watch, presented by Amity Castle, No. Ill. -.st " ts- .e,, z4-s -
 One hundred yard dash-Pribe, carv- ing set, presented by Erwin Castle, No. Is.
 Fifty yard dash-Prize, silver fruit dish, presented by Grand Castle.
 One hundred yard dash (for all over silver pickle jar, pre- scented by Winthrop Castle No. no.
 Pole vaulting--Prize, safety razor, presented by New Britain Castle, No. F.
 Running board jump-Prize, fine nickel watch, presented by Amity Cas- tie, No. g..
 S:3O D. m.--Open for all corners. En- trance fee ten cents.
 One hundred yard three-legged race Prize, silver match safes, presented by Winthrop Castle, No. 10.
 Hop, step and jump-Prize, cigar case, presented by New Britain Castle, No. 12.
 Concert and dancing-During the pro- gress of the games and athletic events, the Philharmonic band of New Britain will give a concert .and the dancing pavilion will be open and music fur nished for dancing.
 ORDERS FOR THE PARADE.
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