New Britain herald., 1916-03-22
IE IN NEW HAVEN
 OO YEARS OCT. q
DnSter Celebration Is Planned
 by College and City

Haven, March 22-In accord Nce with the offer of Mayor Frank \ Rice of New Haven, in behalf of NA city, to cooperate with the Yale Ns1versity committee in perfecting Nns for the Yale Pageant and the Euest of the general committee on 8 pageant that Mayor Rice appoint
 ak'ttfzens' committee, the mayor # selected thirty representative zSN Haven citizens to serve on such
 nmittee. The university authori- @ especially requested that Mayor @Ne be at the head of the commit # from the city and he has con-
 HIed to act as chairman. The oth- 8 members of the committee are: @ot, Ellis B. Baker of The Southern #Fw England Telephone Co.,, Win 8Aster Bennett of the Winchester Npeating Arms Co.,, Hon. G. A.
 nkeslee, pr. Charles Bartlett, Sam Campner, Judge Livingston w.
 sveland, w. Perry Curtis, Walter Smp of The New Haven Clock Co.,, snn Dalgleish, Frederick L. Ford, sederick D. Grave, Rev. Andrew F. 8srty, William A. Hendrick of The @w Haven Times-Leader, Joseph A. kabinger, John Day Jackson of The #w Haven Register, Joseph C. shnson, Charles A. Julin, Major Nhn B. Kennedy, Rev. Louis L. 1
 knn, Rev. Oscar E. Maurer, Vii 1 @n J. Meyers, Eli. Mix, Col. Norris Osborn of the New Haven Jour- | Al Al-Courier, Sylvester z. PoH. Major l II. Stoddard, Nathan B. Stone, ] |Han. Philip Troup of The New Haven i sien, Col. I. M. Ullman, Charles M. l Baker, Hon. Stephen Whitney, Hon. 1 Anneth Wynne. The executive conl- !! 8dtee consists of L. F.. Stoddard, J. 1 s Hubinger and I. M. Ullman. 1.-The general committee from the ] diversity is made up of Eli Whit l Ay, chairman; Edwin Rogers Elm Nee, Secretary, Rev. Joseph Ander- An of Waterbury, Payson Merrill of @w York city, Hon. Vance McCor~ Eek of Harrisburgh, Pa, Dean 8ederick Sheets Jones, Director Rus @1 H. Chittenden, Director Sargent AndalI, Dean Horatio Parker, Will Ht l.. Cross, Professor Hiram Bing- Ara. Professor B. B. Boltwood, Pro- Asor c. w. MendeH, Professor Will #rn Lyon Phelps, Otto T. Barnard, S1rton Mansfield, George Dudley Kynnour, Francis H. Markoe, Profes- Sr David Stanley Smith, Loomis #vemeyer.
 @ New Haven Appreciates Yale. aTn making appointments to the @izens' committee Mayor Rice com tented on the great celebration snich will be given in the Yale Bowl Ext October 21 in commemoratlon the two hundredth anniversary of A e coming of Yale to New Haven, as Illows:
 "The City of New Haven, l be- Eve, feels keen interest in thls com ag celebration. It is an event that gncerns New Haven as deeply as It Ses Yale. The City of New Haven els an equal pride with Yale III the |utual growth, development and eosperity of the town and the col |ge in the two hundred years that hye elapsed since they were united, hd it desires to cooperate with the
 university in the Pageant and &C., bnpanying exercises which will he |yen next October, in commemora-
 on of removal of the "colleglate ehooI'' to this city.
 "It gives me great pleasure to ap-
 pint the members of the CltlzenS nnonoittee to work with the com sittee from Yale in planning this | Tageant and working out it's details. Ferhaps no event in New Haven's l
 istory has had a deeper effect and l hore. beneficial results than the con- l hg of Yale. Yale has been the main 1 korking force which has given New | Haven the reputation of city of 1 barning and culture which it justly |ears. Yale has given us some of our