The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-20
LOCAL POLITICAL NOTES
GOLD LEGION MEN TO MEET TO NIGHT FOR IMPORTANT ACTION.

Sound Money Battalion to Meet Tonight The Voting Lists-Republicans Should Inspect Them-The Popocrats' Last Desperate Efforts in This state--A Host of Bryan Rallies-Meetings Tonight.
 There will be an important business meeting of the New Haven Gold legion at Warner hall this evening at 8 p. m., to act upon an invitation received for a parade in New York October 20. Every member should be present at this meet ing to hear the report and recommenda- tion of the committee on out of town parades Everyone is requested to bring some new member with him, so that, if the legion goes to New York the legion will be sure of making most creditable appearance, both for the cause and our city.
 RALLY AND PARADE IN FAIR HA-
 VEN
 This evening, October 20, Prof. F. J. Buclsland will address republican ral- ly in Polar Star hall Fair Haven; on October 22 Urbane J, Ledoux, French Canadian speaker will give an address at 97 Crown street, A grand parade, of which Captain Luzerne Ludington will be marshal, will be given in Fair Ha ven on the evening of October 2S.
 SOUND MONEY BATTALION.
 The regular weekly meeting of the Sound Money Battalion will take place tonight in room 37, Hoadley building, at o'clock All members are request ed to be present.
 UNION VETERANS.
 Comrades Lincoln and Reyes will ad- dress the Union Veterans Patriotic legion at their headquarters, 97 Crown street this evening,
 SOUND MONEY LITERATURE.
 Two large cases of campaign litera- ture were received yesterday at na- tional democratic headquarters, and Secretary Brown was busy addressing parcels of the lot to various towns in the state
 WEST HAVEN DEMOCRATS.
 The democrats of West Haven will hold a convention this evening to nom mate representatives. After the con vention they will be addressed by Ralph w. Jacoby of New York
 THE VOTING LISTS.
 All the lists of the several wards of the city showing the names of the vot- CTS can be seen at republican head quarters, room 14, Hoadley building, from a. m, to 12 D. m.
 LAST RALLIES OF THE POPO-
 CRAFTS.
 The democratic state central commit tee has arranged for over 200 public meetings to be held in different towns about the state between now and No- vember 3. The speakers assigned in this state and nearby towns i'll which the rallies are to be held are:
 Monday, October 19, Wallingford, Judge Levi N. Bydenburgh; Middle town, Ralph NJ Jacoby; William Ken nedy:N New Haven, Seventh ward James T, Lynch of Naugatuck, David Calla han, John J. Cerkin, D. T. McNamara, and D. A. McWiliams of New Haven
 Tuesday, October 20-New Haven, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon-Tillinghast Hyperion; Herman B. Von Trouk, Turn hall.
 Wednesday, October 2l-Bridgeport Hon. E. L. Abbott Southington, Ralph M. Jacoby, Ansonia, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon -Tillinghast; Bristol, William Kennedy.
 Thursday, October 2O.--Ansonia, Hon. E. L. Abbott; Danbury. Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon -Tillinghast; Walingford, J. T. Lynch
 Friday. October 23-Waterbury, Hon. E [, Abbott; Meriden Herman B. Von Trouk.
 Monday, October 26-New Britain, Hon. E. L. Abbott Milford, Mrs Eliz- abeth Sheldon Tillinghast; East Mor- ris, Judge Joseph Sheldon; Shelton, Sterling opera house, Derby. H. c. Baldwin; Wallingford, Homer S Cum mings,
 Tuesday, October 27--M Meriden, Hon. l.. L. Abbott; Plainville, Ralph M. Ja- colby; Middletown, Mrs Elizabeth Shel- don -Tillinghast; New Haven, Judge Jo- seph Sheldon, St. Aloysius hall.
 Wednesday, october 2S-Plantsville, Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Tillinghast; Newtown, Ralph M, Jocaby.
 Thursday october 29-Wallingford, Ralph NJ. Jacoby; Bristol w J. H. Bo- | hanan.
 DEPEW AT THE HYPERION.
 Of course the great political event of the week will be the Depew meeting at the Hyperion Thursday evening. Both the gifted and eloquent Depew and the talented orator, Wallace Bruce, will speak.
 PROGRESSIVE CLUBS RALLY.
 Tomorrow evening the Republican Progressive club of the Tenth ward will have rousing meeting in Lenox hall, corner of Broadway and York Square. William s. Beecher candidate for sen ator, and T. Attwater Barnes and Fred eric1 l.. Averill, candidates for repre- sentatives, will speak.
 NASHVILLE REPUBLICANS. Westville will have a republican rally next Friday night. Preparations are now in progress.