The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06
CHILDREN At ST.
FRANCIS HAPPY
Looking Forward to Jour
nal and Courier Auto
mobile Excursion
Tomorrow.
RIDE WILL BE
ALONG THE SHORE
After a Breezy Drive to
Milford The White City
Will Be Investi-
gated.

The children at st. Francis Orphan
Asylum are looking forward with
great deal of pleasure to the Journal
and Courier Fresh Air excursion on
which they are to be taken tomorrow
afternoon. The automobile train will
start at the orphan asylum at 2 o'clock
In the afternoon and after a short
ride through the city the children will
be given a fast spin over the macadam
road to Milford.
The ride along the shore is one of the
prettiest rides in this part Of New
England and the road is one Of the
best Nearly all the way to Milford
a view of the sound can be had and
the cool breezes which blow over the
water are delightful. The cottagers
alcng the shore, accustomed to see
the New York and Boston speeders fly
ing past and breaking all regulations,
will be surprised to see this feet of
machines filled with children blowing
tin horns and otherwise making their
presence known.
The children will be in the Immediate
charge of the sisters who live at the
home and Rev Mr. Mossman Of the
city mission and Mrs. W. L. LOOMS,
society editor of the Journal and Cour-
Ter will marshall the procession. Turn
ing al Milford which Is one Of the pleas
ATTEST villages anywhere along the
Connecticut shore, the party will drive
back to Savln Rock where all the mys-
tories of the White City will be shown
the children by manager Samuel Speck.
After the children are tired of rid
ing on the chutes, the scenic railway,
the lemon, the kross, refresh
ments will be served in the pavilion
and then after a little rest the boys
and girls will all be put back into the
automobiles and the return trip to the
city be made.
The Journal and Courier has been
offered the use Of seven more machines
since the list was last published and
with a few more will be able to take
all the children in the asylum on the
excursion, Those who allow the use
OF their automobiles for the excursion
will be amply repaid by the enjoyment
which the little ones get from the trip
A list of those who have offered ma
ctines and the latest donors of finan-
cal assistance follows:
F II. Brewster, New Haven House, 2
k40iea4nlse auto Co, los COTE Street
w. A. Maynard, University Garage.
n. Hubinger, 81 Minor Street. .,..
Auto & Supply Co., 67-6S Broadway l
Max Adler "a Olive Street. 1850.
Reichert Auto Co., "A Temple Street
s. w. Hart, 40 Prospect Street -.
s, s. Thompson, 149 York Street. .
8. q. Poll. 10 Howe Street. $4,000.
Buchanan & Law, 442 State Street.
Adolph Mendel, Mendel & Freedman
Charles q. Bigelow, Duncan Hail.. l
w. T.. Malley, the Edward Malley Co.
Wallace B. Fem, 129 Whitney Ave.
r Kinney & Son, $50 Congress Ave
w. G. Bushnell 902 Chapel Street. 1,
G, S. Johnston, Continental Auto Co. /
DIR. f, H, Wheeler, 81 Perkins St.. l
George G. Nesbit, 20 George St..
George A. Maycoek, Lewis & May
cock ....'.....,...,s..0, ..,........ ]
Gordon Williams. 129 Park Street.
Fred Won Beren, 1877 View Street. /
$. B. Law, TIA Howard Avenue. -.
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Previously acknowledged s3S.97
Miss G, e. Dudley. ..,ts..... 200
Wallace B. Fem. .......... 500
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