The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-12
JUNIOR VETERANS BAZAAR BIG EVENT TO TAKE PLACE
 APRIL 10TH TO 21ST.

dy Sweeter Than Any Other Sale
 Many Other Things Will be on Sale
 Complete List of Those Who Will
 Carry Out the Arrangements.
 The Second Regiment armory will be transformed into one great camp ground at the Senior and Junior Vete- rans' grand bazaar to be held from April 16 to 21. Above the tramp, tramp, tramp of the admiring spectators will be heard exclamations of delight. Probably the most interesting tent will be the Daughters of the American Rev. oultion. Here will reign the spirit Of American history. In things material will the various phases of our country S life be on exhibition, In this tent will be allowed only the objects that are pa. triotic. Sofa cushions with Betsy Ross making the first flag design rel ies from the historic places of Jly- mouth, china trays from Groton, Mass, postals of patriotic pictures. copy books flag pins pencils and the Con necticut D. A. R. pins are among the articles to be on sale. And best of all will be the patriotic candy which is warranted sweeter than any other brand. It will be made by candy house in Washington. On the box cov- CTS will be fine dignifed portraits of George and Martha Washington, and on the sides of the boxes are pictures of Mount Vernon.
 Following is the complete list of those who will take part in the aflffalr Mrs, Samuel A. York is chairman of the la- dies general committee In the D. A. R. tent assisted by the G. A. R. will be:
 Mrs. D. T. Welch, regent D. A. R.; Mrs. George s. Barnum, first vice re- gent Mrs Albert s. Holt, second vice regent; Miss Helen Merwin, president c. A. R.; Miss Smeline Street, vice. president G. A. R.; assisted by the fol- lowing ehairmen Tent, Mrs. F'reder- ick B. Street; decorating, Miss Cowles; purchasing, Mrs. 0. Berry Peets; sale, Miss Helen Merwin; ticket, Mrs. Clar- ence Bolmer.
 Tn the fancy tent will be the Wo- mans Relief corps, Hattie H. Smith, chairman. Emma Eaton, Grace Win nie, Estella Blair, Julia Albee, Lizzie Arnold, Adelaide Gregg, Emma Smith, EIvira Hodwell, Ida Saunders, Lucy Meyers, Lillian Brown, Georgia Came ron, Emma Benton, Susie Manning, Ella Corners, Ella Henderson, Char i lotte Brown, Hattie BTickett Fannie Bradley, Frances Wilcox, Mary Worth ington, Sarah Tremper, Carrie Krick, Frances Paul, Phebe Foster, Clarissa Higgins, Harriet Wood and Maggie Monson.
 In the Three "B" Tent and the Moth CTS Aid society will be Mrs Arnon A. | filling, chairman; Mrs. J. B. Sargent, | Mrs. William C. Wurtenburg, Miss Hope Bennett, Mrs. Frederick Kings bury, Jr., Mrs. A. B. Morrill,, Mrs. John English, Miss Pauline Skiff, Mrs. Der nadotte Perrin, Mrs. George B. Adams, Miss Frances Hall, Mrs, s. D. Bowers, Miss Hesse Mitchell and Mrs. George l P. North.
 Apron Tent. will have Mrs. Edward Taylor, chairman; Mrs. William A. Rice, Mrs. Charles B. Doolittle, Mrs. Samuel Hammond, Mrs. Louise D. Huntoon, Mrs James Hemingway, Mrs. Arthur s. Cheney, Mrs. A. B. Squire, | Mrs. Samuel A. Smoke Miss Trimble, Miss English and Miss Grace Low.
 In the Flower Tent kill be Mrs. Roy L. Marston, chairman; Miss Olive Damn, Miss Mildred Wilson, the Misses Rogers, the Misses Smyth, the Misses l Tyler, Miss Anketell, Miss Elizabeth I,add, Miss Dorothy Wright, Mrs. Hayes Q. Trowbridge and Mrs. Phelps Montgomery.
 In the Candy Tent will be Miss Helen Porter, chairman; Mrs. James fleming way. Mrs. B. Austin Cheney, Mrs. Au- gustus Blagden, Mrs. Pierrepont Eos ter, Miss Elsie Trowbrldge, Miss Louise Bigelow Miss Rhoda Sargent Miss Katherine Hastings, Miss Cora Welch, Miss Bunice Parish, Miss Helen Car rington, Miss Mabel Butler and Mrs. Edward G. Buckland.
 In the Doll Tent will be Mrs. Fred M. Adler. chairman Mrs, Fred J. Myers, assistant chairman; Mrs Sol. Gom- pertz. Mrs. l.. l.. Rosenberg, Mrs. Jo- seph Ullman Mrs G. M. Kahn, Mrs. D. Thalheimer, Mrs. Albert Johnson, Mrs. A. Calm, Mrs. A, Rosenheimer and Mrs. Louis Well.
 In the Utility Tent will be Mrs. Har- ry l.. Sterritt, chairman; Mrs, George | w. Lewis. Mrs. George H. Bishop, Mrs. James E. Killam, Mrs. Edward l. At water. Miss Mary Winchell, Mrs, H. A. Fabian, Mrs. Irving l., Lippincott, Mrs. Frederick M. Chambers, Mrs w. H, Monson, Miss Cora Wetmore and Miss | Sarah Winchell
 In the Turkish Tent will be Mrs. Rog- CT S. White, Ed, chairman; Mrs, R. M. Gaylord Miss Edith Hart, Miss Cham berlain, Miss Munson of Wallingford and Miss Butler of Hartford.
 In the China Tent will be Mrs. D. c. Saunders, chairman; Mrs. J. J. Dayton, Mrs G. Graham, Mrs. W. B. Cooper, Mrs. H. H. Griswold, Miss Emma Bris- tol, Miss Lillian Barrows, Mrs. Joyce, Mrs. J. Pickett, Mrs. McManus, Mrs. Ranney, Mrs. Eberth, Mrs. Merrills Mrs. R. H. Meachen, Miss Ella L. Green and Miss May Kellogg Arnold. In the Christmas Tree Tent will be Mrs. Walter A. Graham, chairman; Mrs, Virgil F. McNeil, Mrs. James F. Malone, Mrs. c. W. A. Buell., Mrs. Ar thus H. Jackson, Mrs. Shirlon D. Smith and Mrs. Vernal Bates.
 In the Yale Tent will be Mrs. Frank l A NTOnsOn and Mise Nellie F Mnnson