The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-23
NEW ENGLAND FIELD DAY OF EAGLES HERE JULY 22. Arrangements now in Works to Take Care of Great
 Crowd. COMMITTEES ON VISITS. Providence Delegation to come in Special Train
 1900 Strong.
COMMITTEES ON VISITS.


 The fourth annual New England field day of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Will be held in this city on July 22 and already plans are being actively laid to make it the biggest and most successful field day yet held. It is es- timated that fully 25OOO visitors will be in New Haven on that day and the local committee is expecting about 1000 in the parade, which will be held through the principal streets of the city.
 Following the parade, if which Police Sergeant William J. Doherty, viii be chief marshal, the Eagles will march to the green where they will disband and take cars for the shore. At savin Rock the field events will be held. The fol- lowing programme of events and prizes is announced:
 Handicap Events Open to All Register
 ed Amateurs.
 First and second prizes: 100 yard dash, SSO yards run, 440 yards run, run ming high jump, hop, step and jump, two mile relay race, hammer throw, broad jump shot put
 For Eagles Only.
 First and second prizes: 100 yards dash. 50 yards fat mems race, running jump, mile relay race, shot put. Tug-of- -war--One prize only. Special Event. l Two mile relay race, for the cham ponship of. New Haven. Open for all registered amateurs
 Prizes for Parade
 First prize Handsome silk flag for the best appearing aeries in line
 Second price-Handsome silk flag for aerie, outside of Connecticut having the largest percentage of membership in line, based on report of July, 1907.
 Third prize-Handsome silk flag for aeres in Connecticut having the larg est percentage of membership in line based on report of July, 1907
 Fourth Handsome silk banner for best decorated float in lire.
 Fifth prize-Handsome silk umbrel- la for tallest member in line. | Sixth prize-Handsome emblem of the order for the shortest member in line.
 Arrangements have been made to hold three public band concerts on the green on the Saturday and Sunday nights before the field day and on Monday night.
 l Committees from out of town aeries were in town last night arranging for hotel accommodations for their repre- eorta ti7oe From Providence aeria were T, W. Kelleher, past president; W. R. 1 ; $. q st president, and M T. Braney. They have arranged for spe- cial train to bring down their delega- ton, which will be composed of Prov idence. North Attleboro. Central Falls, IPawtucket, Warwick Woonsocket, and Bristol, R. l., aeries, They expect to bring 1,5OO people and will be accom- panied by band of thirty-hve pieces 1 James F. Morris and John E. Rob- erts of Fall River were here arranging for the Fall River, New Bedford, Taun- l ton, Plymouth, and Brockton aeries They are coming from Fall River by boat.
 Calls Fees Tiig Graft.
 Hartford, May 22-The senate de- voted a long time to-day to the consid- eration of the fees of attorneys who assisted in tho contested election case that has been before the General As sembly. There were two bills in the Brown-W Wilson contest of Bridgeport, $20O and $l53.9O; a bill of s375 from Seymour c. Loomis of New Haven, who looked after the interests of James N. Staples of the same city and $726,06 for the lawyers of Senator Ho-