Tents are Pitched on Gardner’s Flats in Neighboring City. ITWO TRAINS ARRIVEParade, Held Before Noon, Amazed Big SEZiifii. Crowd.Howe’s big circus is showing in Chester today. Thousands of people aroa© early this morning to see the circus trains, two long ones filled withmulti-colored' ♦agons, arrive at six jO’clock. They were not disappointed,! tor the unloading disclosed many in u resting features.Shortly after 11 o’clock, the Mg street parade left the show grounds at i Gardner’s flats, just off Fifth street, j Chester, and wound their way through I Chester, over the bridge and into Bast! Liverpool. jThe big tents have been pitched on jthe circus lot and large crowds flock-;ed to the show grounds to attend the jafternoon performance. Howe’s big circus has an excellent reputation throughout the country, and their many acts are of an especially high-class nature. ‘ jEverybody should see Miss Tctu Robinson, the rolling globe artist. She, is truly a wonder in her line, and is one of the big features of tins circus. Those who saw the beautiful paraderemarked about the fine horses in the I outfit . This circus probably has the best horses of any circus its size onthe road. -The Howe shows have a big three-ring performance twice each day. The loors open at 1 o’clock for afternoon ' performanlt;e and the show program starts at.# o'clock. The doors arc j open at 7 in the evening and the per J formance starts at * o'clock, hach performance is preceded by a concert (Continued on Page Seven.)