The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-04-22

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 Been Recommended by the Flag Of-
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 By order of five members special meeting or the New Haven Yacht club will be held at the Tontine hotel this evening at s o'clock, to adopt club uniform. The following his been recom- mended by the flag officers:
 Uniform for members.-Buttons The club buttons shall be of two kinds, black and guilt; bearing as a device a foul anchor, surrounded by the circular inscription New Haven Yacht club"
 Cap.-Of navy blue cloth or white duck black lustrous mohair braid band one and flve-eighth inches wide; crown for size seven and one-eighth cap to be nine and seven -eighths inches long by nine and one-quarter inches wide; quarters of cap to crown seam in front, one and three-eighths inches same at sides and back; visor of black patent leather two inches wide and set at an angle of forty-two degrees; chin strap of black patent leather fastened at side with two small black buttons. Cap device For commodore Two crossed foul anchors, one and three eighths inches in length, with fiukes down, embroidered in gold, ttheir in tersection raised disc five-eighths of one-half of an inch in diameter at each ground with right-angle white cross one-eighth of an inch wide, with red star at intersection of cross, the whole embroidered with colored silks or enam- elled on metal, the disc surrounded by narrow gold bullion, and gold star one-half of an inc hin diameter at each end of, and one above, the device, with space of three-sixteenths of an inch between the device and stars, to be worn on the band
 For vice commodore Same as for commodore. emitting the star above de- vice.
 For rear commodore-Same as for commodore. emitting the two stars at ends of device
 For captains and ex-1ag cfflcers- Some as for commodore, emitting stars.
 For fleet captain--Same as for cap tains with foul anchor in gold one half of an inch long, placed above de- vice, and placed horizontal.
 For secretary-Same as for fleet cap tain, substituting a maple leaf in gold.
 For treasurer-Same as for fleet cap tain, substituting an acorn in gold. I For fleet surgeon@rSame as for fleet captain, substituting a right-angle red cross witl- arms of equal length placed with one arm vertical.
 For measurer-same as for fleet cap- tain, substituting gold bar.
 For regatta committee-Same as for fleet captain, substituting a foul anchor in gold, one-haIf inch, placed above de- vice, and placed vertical.
 For members Same as for captain, emitting one anchor, the remaining an chor to be vertical
 Service dress Double breasted sack coat of blue or white cloth, serge or flannel: blue or white waistcoat, each i with tie club tSs''ttor. li5iaak Sc,ttons on the blue. and gilt buttons on the white Trousers of the same material as coat or of white drill
 Designation of rank The designation of rank shall be worn on the sleeve of all coats as follwos:
 Black on blue bloths; white on white cloths.
 | By the commodore.--Fl stripes oi heavy mohair tubular braid, three eights of an inch wide, the first placed two inches from the end of cuffs; the l others above, and one-quarter of ar inch apart, the upper stripe ending in a described trefoil on the upper side oi the sieve. Three gilt stars placed one ir the center of each look of trefoil, or each sleeve.
 By the vice commodore stripes as above. Two gilt stars placed one ir the center of each of the lower loops of the trefoil.
 By the rear commodore-Three stripes as above One gilt star placed in the center of the upper loop of the trefoil. l By captains, the secretary, treasurer measurer, fleet surgeon, fleet captain and regatta committee.-Two stripes as above, with the trefoil
 By members -One stripe as above with the trefoil.
 By ex-fag officers. -Ex-flag officers shall be entitled to wear on the sleeve the designation of their rank, but with. out the stars.