The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-12
THE COMING BIG BAZAAR
COZ ROBERTS AND STAFF WILL ATTEND ON OPENING NIGHT
Ehis Will be "Goyernor's Night Next Monday Evening-New Haven sol- diers to Turn out--Rear Admiral CoxhIan to he Here-Other Notes.


 diers to Turn out--Rear Admiral Coghlan to he Here-Other Notes.
 The committee having in charge the arrangements for the forthcoming ba- Eaar of the senior and junior veterans which will be held under the auspices of Admiral Foote post and Allan M. Os- born camp has received a letter from Governor Henry Roberts that he will attend on Monday evening, April It, ac- companied by his staff. In honor of the coming of the governor and his staff the committee has decided to name the opening night Governors Night. It is expected that the event will thus have a brilliant opening, as the pres ence of the governor and his staff is an affair of great moment to this city.
 The local companies of the Second regiment are expected to turn out ana do honor to his excellency, who desires by his presence to make the opening or this grand fair a success.
 The committee has also received word from Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan' commander of the navy yard ut New York city that he will be in attendance on Tuesday evening, which has been named Navy Night" in honor of the presence of the eminent commander.
 Rear-Admiral Coghlan's letter as- sures the committee of his hearty wish es for the welfare of the plan to raise funds for such a worthy purpose, and he promises td attend to help the affair along. His presence will no doubt do much to stimulate interest in the events for Tuesday evening.
 Arrangements, have also been com pleted for the giving of a vaudeville show on each evening of the week by members of the various militia compa- nies of the Second regiment As there are some talented members in the local companies, some real original Taude- vile material will no doubt result.
 The committee has also arranged with s. z. Poli for the giving of talent from his theater to aid the project, and MT Poli has promised to vary the monot- ony of the programme with some talent from his theater.
 It is expected that Wednesqay nigh will be ladies night and the members of the committee expect to spring some surprises on that evening, so that tht ladies will be well taken care of.
 Thursday night will be devoted tC Grand Army night, Friday to the Span ish-American War Veteran night, anC Saturday the grand finale and the giv ing of the gifts
 The ladies who will have charge O the booths, which in this case will b. eighteen tents, are arranging some yer! pretty displays and friendly rivalr! has already manifested itself amont the various booth committees to outdC one another in the matter of decora tions.
 Season tickets are now selling rdpidl! and each one who purchases a seasol ticket will share in the gifts. Som' hundred gifts have been received fo' the bazaar. all of which will be giver away.
 The award committee has been SC ieeted as follows: Colonel Theodore H Macdonald, chairman; Senator Jame E. McGann, Hon. c. E. Thompson ant Samuel A. York.
 All the committees having tile vari / ous matters in charge are workin earnestly for the success of the project
 Workmen will begin tomorrow t erect the magnificent electrical display which is to cost $2,500.
 Eight band concerts are to be giver two children matinees will be held dur ing the week, and the grand museum 0 war relics promises to be one of tn