The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-10-10
MEET ME AT MAWSIM.
BIG M0oRISH FAIR N0WINFULL OPERATION

Many New Features Added Since the Opening Day-EIectrical Display and Decorations Now CompIetc-SpeciaI Programme Each Evening-COnsider the Donts.
 Some one has said that first impress sions are usually the best, but those who visited the Mawsim last night came away with a much better impress sion of the Moorish festival than they did on Monday night The reason for this was that details of the decorations at the armory were not completed until early yesterday morning, and while the sight on Monday night was grand yet 1t was poor when compared with the splendors of last night The electric lighting and electrical effects which Were incomplete Monday shone forth last night with a splendor and brillian- cy that seemed to say Now see me in the height of my glory!" Then the hun- dreds of Japanese lanterns suspended from the roof gave to the place an at mosphere of Oriental effect, which was wanting Monday night. Several of the booths which were incomplete then are ndw arranged. Big Jumbo" from the African jungle, also put in an appear ance yesterday and Fichtls orchestra, which reigped supreme in the gallery oii the opening night has now squatted itself on a stage erected near the cen- ter of the arinory. Here they pour forth strains of music that delight the hearts of the younger element who trip the light fantastic with grace and pleasure. Truly,the Mawsim is a great affair and no one should fail to visit it during the next four days. You not dnly get your moneys worth but you have also the satisfaction of knowing that you are contributing to one of the rnoct useful institutions in the city of New Haven. Considering these things therefore
 Meet me at the Mawsom,
 Meet me at the fair"
 ought to be the slogan for everyone during the remainder of the week. The following don'ts are well worth remem- bering:
 Don't forget that the supper tonight will be served by the ladies of the Methodist Episcopal churches. Enough said
 Don't forget the electric maze. You can get lots of fun for dime and .e obliging young ladies in charge will tell you how to win.
 Don't forget the booths and don't for get while admirng them that the afticles are for sale. Prices are reason able and everything you buy helps , along the good cause
 Don't forget the Scotch booth. Here for nominal sum you can get a cup of tea that will nourlsh and refresh and don't miss tasting the Scotch short bread, the oatmeal bannocks, the tattie scenes, the Scotch fruit cake and many other delicacles.
 Don't forget that you can have all the dancing you want without any ex- tra charge and to the music of Fichtl's orchestra.
 Don't forget the theatrical perform, ance every evening and. the special clog dancing and banjo programme this evenings
 Don't forget that the small sum oI quarter admits you to the great Moorish fair. A sight worth seeing and one you may not have the chance t( witness in New Haven for years.
 Don't forget to feed Mother Goose. The more you give her the more she will quack. The young ladies in charge of the Gooserie will tell you how to do the feeding successfully.
 Don't forget the candy and ice cream booths where toothsome dainties are served by dainty young ladies.
 Don't forget that Mrs. Sargent and | all those who are taking part are mak- ing 1t a labor of love, and that you by your attendance can make them feel, when Saturday night comes round, that their labors have not been in vain.
 Don't forget that the Gymkana and the Kirmess netted some $5,OOO for the nurseries. Help to make the Mawsim net a bigger sum, and you will also have contributed your share towards the good cause.
 Don't forget that smokers can buy their favorite weed, and that there is comfortable smoke room where they can retire and puff to their hearts con- tent.
 Don't forget Mawsim. Time o'clock until Il; place, the armory on Meadow street, and the closing day is Saturday.
 Every afternoon and evening at the MaWsim, at stated intervals, the arm