The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-03

day-BaII Game Between New Bril-
tain and Waterbury Teams u Feature
Other Athletic Contests.
Waterbury, Aug. 2.-The Knights of
the Golden Eagle are making extern
sive preparations for the annual field
day of the Connecticut members of
the order, which will be held at the
Driving Park in this city on Saturday.
The committee is composed of D. X
overbaugh, F. A. Cowell, H. ]. Benoit'
C. A. Page, D. e. Tullock, F. E. Wad-
ham, Mrs. Nellie n. Tyler, S. w.
Clark, Mrs. Fannie Parsons and Jo-
seph Sayers. The full programme for
the day and the parade orders follow:
S:15 a. m.-Members report for pa
rade at north side of green.
$3.50 a. m.-Arrival of visiting cas-
ties, Communicates and temples.
speedwell hall, No. II East Main
street, has been engaged as headquar-
ters for the day, and ladies and chill
dren will find it a convenient place
from which to view the parade.
The following committee will re-
ceive visitors and direct them to the
hail: D. K. overbaugh, A. j. Benoit,
b. E. Tullock, Mrs. Nellie A. Tyler,
Mrs. Fannie Parsons, F. A. Cowell,
Clarence A. Page, F. E. Wadham, S.
W. Clark, Joseph Savers.
S:45 a. Information of parade.
$3.50 a. m.-Cars will leave the green
for Waterbury Driving park, where
the following games and athletic
events will take place:
ILL., ATHLETIC EVENTS.
1915 a. m.-Open to boys under II.
Three-legged race, pocket knives;
eighty-yard dash, home safety bank.
1915 a. m.-Open to boys between
- and Is. One hundred yard dash,
fine nickel plated watch; running
broad jump, home safety bank.
11:45 a. n.-Open to girls between u
and Is. Eighty yard dash, gold ruby
ring; throwing baseball, chain and
Iocket.
11:4 a. m.-Open to ladies over eigh-
teen. Putting shot, silver chocolate
pot; eighty yards dash, fruit dish.
Dinner will be served at the park
and no games will be INDUCED in dur
ing the dinner hour.
100 p. m.-Open to members only.
Entrance fee 25 cents. Half-mile
race, gold fob and X. G. E. charm;
220-yard dash, double chain and X,
F. e. charm; putting shot, fob and K.
G. =. charm; standing broad jump,
solid gold X. q. e. cuff buttons; one
hundred yard dash, K. G. E. silk cap;
pole vault, fob and K. G. E. charm;
running broad jump, K. G. E. silver
match safe; standing high jump, fob
and K. G. Ea charm.
ATHLETIC EVENTS.
100 p. m.-Open to all. Entrance
fee twenty-five cents. One hundred
yards three-legged race, silver match
safe; one mile relay race, umbrellas;
running hop, step and jump, carving
set. Entrance to be made to David,
Miller, $50 Robbins street, Waterbury,
Conn.
BASEBALL.
800 p. rn,-Between Erwin castle,
No. s. Of New Britain and Amity cas-
tie, No. II, of Waterbury.
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
winning team each year to hold it I'M
til the following year, and the cup to
become the permanent property of a
castle only after it's team has won it
three successive times.
CONCERT AND DANCING.
During the progress of the games
and athletic events the American band
of Waterbury will give concert and
the dancing pavilion will be open and
music furnished for dancing.
ORDERS FOR THE PARADE.
Appointments.
i. The parade will be under the
command of the grand chief
2. Past Chief w. P. Burke, of Win
throp castle, No. 10, is appointed adj
jutant and Past Chief David Miller,
of Amity castle, No. Ii, sergeant ma
jor.
They are to be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
8. The officers of the grand castle, !
the district grand chiefs and all past |
grand chiefs are appointed an honor
airy staff to the grand chief.
4. Past Grand Chief A. ]. Benoit is |
appointed chief of staff of the honora- |
ry staff.
5. The officers of the castles are ap-
pointed to the following military
rank:
N. c., captain.
V. c., first lieutenant
P. c., second lieutenant. /
S. H., first sergeant.
w. c., second sergeant.
Eng, color sergeant
Esq. and F. G., color corporals
All other officers, corporals.
6. A detail will be appointed by the |
sergeant major to receive the New
Britain and New Haven members and |
escort them to their position in line.
I. Erwin castle, No. 5, is assigned to
the position of color company. Broth
er John Christinger of Erwin castle,
No. 5, is appointed color sergeant, and
one member from each 4stle will be
detailed by the noble chief to act as
color corporal. They will carry the
American flag belonging to Erwin cas-
tie and are assigned to a position in
line in the center of Erwin castle.