The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-27
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4 HOUSING SOUND MONEY DEMON STRATION TOMORROW EVENING.

STRATION TOMORROW EYENING. It Will be the Largest of the Campaign Westville Parade and Rally This Even- ing-Other Political News-The Merwin Legion and Their Hartford Trip.
 The committee in charge of the sound money parade, which will be held in Fair Haven tomorrow evening, think that the demonstration will be the largest of the campaign. Six thousand men, it Is now expected, will be in line. Arrangements have been made to serve the marching clubs with hot cof- fee and sandwiches.
 Tine town committee has taken hold of the affair and willaassist in making it a great success It is announced that Captain Luzerne Ludington will be the marshal, and that there will be 300 horsemen in all in the line. It zion, and those from Hartford and Springfield. A committee from the To- cal legion has gone to these places to make arrangements to get the Springfield and Hartford organizations to come down. Although the order of procession has not yet been arranged the line of march has been practically arranged as follows: Wooster square to Chapel, Blatchley avenue, Lombard, Ferry, Pine, Atwater Clinton avenue, East Pearl over Quinnipiac bridge, Hill Center, to Grand avenue and re- turn.
 The local wheelmen, including the Mckinley and Hobart bicycle club, will participate. The Mckinley club of Fair Haven will turn out in large num- bers, and every member will wear a white cap and will carry cane All of the local marching organizations will take part.
 Among the organizations that will be in line are fifty conductors and motor- men of the New Haven Street Rail- way company, fifty horsemen under the command of George Grove, the blank cts being a bright golden color; Major Albee with Winchester's tally ho, and men armed with Winchester rifles; Councilman Lilja's body of 200 Swedes, all equipped by MT. Lilja; Smedley's tally ho, loaded with fireworks, and the Highwood, Milford, Meriden and Hart ford Mckinley clubs.
 Arrangements for the big sound mon- ey clubs parade in Westville this eve ming have been practically completed by Marshal Arthur N Farnham. There will be more than 1,500 men in line and the parade will start at 8 o'clock from Blake street, travelling out Whalley avenue through the principal streets of Westville. Refreshments will be serv- ed to all the men in line on Fountain street, near the engine house.
 The committee having in charge the arrangements for the parade i'll Fair Haven Wednesday evening are putting forth every effort possible to make it a grand success. The members of the committee are Charles s. Scoville, chairman; James A. Nelson. secretary; William H. Preston treasurer; R. G.
 
 Luzerne Ludington, E. H. Mather, G. M Baldwin, l.. l.. Bradley, E. s. Wade, L. A. Holmes, w. F. Compton, c. F. Bates, J. S. Blinn, E. M. Andrews, H. B. Van Names, Fred Hemingway, A. 7 McGregor, J. P. Lavigne, l.. A. Holmes, w. w. Kelsey, Frank E. Hull, S. H. Gaunga, William Graves Friend Fran cis, also a committee from the Elev enth, Twelfth and Fourteenth wards sound money cubs.
 If the weather is pleasant Wednes- day evening, Fair Haven will be fav- ored with the largest parade held by ! any political organization during the present campaign in this city.
 There is to be republican rally in Masonic hall, Webster street, Thursday evening, given under the auspices of the N D. Sperry legion. Attorney Joseph Fitzpatrick will deliver an ad- dress.
 In Schadee & Pohlman's hall, corner Dixwel avenue and Webtser streets, this evening, John Jones of New Britain will speak on "The Dangers Which Confront the American People," The meeting will be held under the auspices of the socialistic labor party.
 All members of the old Merwin legion having uniforms or part thereof, and who desire to participate in the Hart ford trip of the New Haven gold legion on Saturday next, can obtain full in formation and tickets by applying at 1C04 Chapel street
 The Young Mems Republican club will meet this and tomorrow evenings at the club house on Grown street to participate in the parade which is to be given in the Thirteenth ward to- night, and in the monster parade which is to be held in Fair Haven tomorrow evening" The club will assemble at z o'clock on both nights.
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