The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-18
Next Pleasant pay.

paremtN--Parttcular AteentiOM ~ SpS
paid to the Handling Of the Crowds
III stormy Next Pleasant Day.
.sJuveniie day comes but once 4 year.
But when it comes 1T brings great
cheer
The amusement managers at savin
Rock iii one EFFORT made this day the
greatest Of the season for the youthful
populace Of New Haven and surround
ilrg places. The initial effort was made
last year, and the pronounced success
Of the first annual Juvenile day" then
held assured It as a permanent AFFAIR
among the many interesting events az
the Rock each year.
.sJuVenile day comes Tomorrow,
July 10, and If the weather e fine there
win be the greatest outpouring Of boys
and girls that the City Of Elnls or any
other city in the state has ever seen.
Already the children are making ar
rarigements for the day, and many fam
lilies are preparing to attend in q body.
Last season hundreds of bright chill
drer came from various places about
the state. and the management wishes
It sr5articularly nderstood that they are
perfectly welcome and will receive ex-
aGfly the same treatment as those. llv-
ing in New Haven.
Despite the thousands that will at
tend, parents need have no fear for the
safety Of their children. Extra atten-
@dants will be at the cars and on the
grounds to aid them in every reasona-
bic way in the care Of their children,
and, as a matter Of fact, the young
ones will not be SO much trouble as i
they were home playing In the street
Or climbing fences.
The object Of the day is to provide 9
joyful and healthful outing for the
young.
IN all amusements nowadays there
must be something new, and to provide
this greater variety Of presents IS t.
be distributed, and among other things
fountain pens have been added TO tn
long list. Parents and children are re-
oliested to remember the following sim
pie Instructions:
Every child, no matter from What
place. between the ages OF five ant
twelve years, riding on the cars be
tween ten and two o'clock, will receiv
a souvenir present.
Tickets for these presents will be dis
tributed at Wards Corner. If you d
not know where Wards Corner is asl
the conductor.
children coming from Milford
bridgeport and places along this lin
win receive their tickets before leavin
the cars Oh, arrival at the Grove.
After showing your ticket in the Con
cert Park and receiving your present
ID not throw 1T away, as you may hol
ttfe number that will receive the ele
CANT diamond case gold watch to b
presented at the theater in the evening
Get to the Rock as early as possible
but do not rush Every child will re
ceive q present, and on this point n
one need worry. as one of the chic
things the managers have in mind
that no child shall be disappointed.
The presents consist of baseball
bats whips and knives for the boys an
bracelets, neck chains, hat and site
pins, fans, fountain pens and purses fl
the girls, all of which are very prett
and useful souvenirs.
Punch and Judy shows q concert b
the band and other special amusemei
features will be given, and in the eysl
ing there will be a special illuminate
ofgfifteen hundred Japanese lanterns,
If stormy the event will be he'll til
next pleasant day s.s'r.+' 4. + q