Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-10

it's enterprise. Every industry within it's limits is enjoying success and it's sagaeious projectors have reason to be confident that prosperity will soon crown this last under taking.
 Hon. N D. sperry spoke substantially as
 follows: I congratulate you one and all on
 the completion of this beautiful building.
 hope it will meet with the success that the
 company that erected it so richly deserve.
 When came from New Haven and remenn-
 bered the great manufactories thought
 them hard to beat. But when I saw this
 magnificent factory was forced to the con-
 clusion that this one little beats ours. We
 are here to inspect the building and bid God
 speed to the promoters Of this company.
 Every town needs such nen as the members
 of this company if they wish to take Q stand
 among the prosperous towns of the State. Energy and enterprise, men of sterling char 1 scter make towns famous. He closed by wishing ehe company prosperity. Hon. Logan H. Root. of Little Rock, Ar kansas, who is considerable land owner and
 capitalist in Arkansas and has become
 stockholder in the Wilson company, was then introduced. He thanked the Governor for his kind words. He praised the citizens of Wallingford, one hundred of whom had
 backed up the company so well. He spoke of the thrift and economy of Connecticut as contrasted with the wastefulness of the Westerners. He hoped the festivities would
 
 nights reception.
 Gen. Merwin, Hon. Samuel Simpson and
 Senator Yale made brief addresses. After these speeches the dance began and 1 joy ruled unconfined until late hour this morning. There were over 1000 people in attendance. The toilets of the ladies were in
 many cases rich and elegant. Diamonds were very plenty. The supper was served by 1 Barkentin, of this city, who had a corps of thirty walters to assist him. The supper was pronounced by all frst-class. The menu was as follows: tf-a Fancy cakes-Bird jellies, macaroOns, lady fingers, eclairs. Ice creams-Plain neapolitan, Roman 1 punch, French neapolitan also Natural fruits, glace fruits, candies, coffee la creme, bouillon.
 Salmon, boned turkey, (au truffe), ielIied | tongue, ieIlied ham, chicken salad, lobster
 salad, minced ham sandwiches, minced tongue
 sandwiches, buttered rolls, French rolls, 1 champagne jelly, charlotte russe. Loaf cakes-C -Citron, lady, black. A large number of distinguished guests were present. Among those from New Ha- ven were Mayor Lewis, Comptroller F. D. 1 Sloat, Senator Plunkett, MT. William Par
 sons, Hon. N. D. sperry, Gen. Merwin. Representative Alexander Troup, A. H. Kel- | lam, MT. George A. Butler, Deputy Sheriffs George A. Stevens and William B. Catlin, Hon. Carlos Smith, Mir. Hugh Daley, Capt
 J. H. Keefe and Messrs. H. N. Whittelsey, jr., John H. Phillips, Albert N. Hooker, E. M. Armstrong, Charles Wilson. E. Stannard Joel F. Gilbert, J. A. Richardson, W. A.
 Foskett, P. s. Bennett, 0. T. Ward, J. B. 1 Adriance, Jeremiah A. Bishop, N. P. Bishop, jr-, T. Kennedy, E. Foote. Frank Park, E. ] E. Rowland, Geo. P. Rockwell, Andrew AL len, John Mason.
 Among those from Wallingford were {: Hon. Samuel Simpson, Robert Wal lace, A. D.. Judd, Colonel W. J. Leaven-
 worth, Messrs. William Murray, J. H. Har- mon, Hezekiah Hall, Augustus Bartholomew, B. A. Frost, Franklin Johnson, Lieutenant W. B. Hall, William M. Hall, jr., Bennett Jerrolds, Homer Johnson, T. A. Wallace, o. J. Martin, Fl. H. Martin, Dr. B. F. Harrison, Charles Pomeroy, En- cry Morse, Charles J. Parmelee H. L. Hall, Revs. H. M. Penney, J. E. Wild man, Hugh Mallon, George M. Hallenbeck, Mark Pitnan, B. T. Jones, H. E Todd, R.
 s. Austin, W. N. Mix, K. Csrringsen, c. N Jones.
 The following were noticed from Meriden: Messrs. A. Chamberlain, H. c. Wilcox, N. A. Bradley, T. F. Lane, 0. L. Rockwell, J. S. Norton, Dr. Roberts, Professor Foster, J.
 0. Byxbee, N. H. Lyon, Lyon, William Graham.