Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-29
POLITICAL POINTERS
Bronson and Gildersleeve Will Speak
 to Waterbury Citiens.

the reception to be rendered to Sam uel L. Bronson and Oliver Glider sleeve, democratic nominees for gov ernor and congress, respectively, and for the big rally in City nall tonight brought out a very large attendance. Peter B. Reeves presided, and the fol- lowing were appointed as reception committee: The Hon E. G. Kildutf, the Hon Elisha Leavenworth, Major F. A. Spencer, J. Hobart Bronson, George w. Beach, c. B. Webster, l. Chase, Cornelius Afaloney, William T. Disley, E. L. Frisbie, ST. Captain A. J. Wolff, John Moriarty, Chris Strobel, the Hon Greene Kendrick, Judge R. A. Lowe. Marcus Hellmnln, Thomas F. McMahon. Ludger J. Lavigne, w. D. Richardson, Floyd l.. Andrews. D. J. Griffin, Maier Kaiser, John J. Splain, Attorney NJ. J. Byrne. James c. Whit ing. Attorney F. P. Guilfoile, Dr D. w.. Mcdonald, M., F. Carmody, Perry C. Morris, pr John F. Hayes, Attorney William E. Thoms. Peter B. Reeves Patrick Holohan, Registrar James A. Hynes, Frank Marinella. Superintend ent of Streets Edward B. Kelley, Drf P. J. Dwyer, Attorney H. w. Minor, Timothy F. Luddy, Louis Orlando. Miles r. Connolly, Jonn Gilmore, George Alderman, F. ?. Fitzgerald, Dr B. A. O'Hara, Alderman Charles Boylan. Charles V. Bolth, Timothy O'Rourke, Patrick Sherlock.
 The special train having on board the distinguished visitors and friends will arrive here about s o'clock. They will be provided with q band. There will be Il grand street parade immedi- ately after the arrival of the train, with Captain D. E. Fitzpatrick as marshal; assisted by the following aides: Adjutant, First Lieutenant Patrick w. Halpin; aides: Captain F. F. Bannon, Lieutenant T r. Hallinan, Lieutenant T. J. Kiimartin, First Ser geant T. F. Lawlor. Sergeant F. r. Brett, Sergeant F. J. Seery. Charles Babin, Terrence F. Carmody, John J. Geraghty, John H. Reid. James Hori- gan. Frank Phelan. Michael ONeill, John H Griffin. John P. Sheehan, Ed ward HelImann, John J. Siefen, John Stokes, Louis ArchamOeault, Louis Or lando. Charles Vineberg, John John son. Edward H. Gagain, William Me Carthy, William Doran.
 The line of march will be from Bank to Grand. to South Main, thence to East Main and Cole streets, and countermarch to the hall.
 It was intended to hold the rally in the Auditorium, but this plan was changed and the City hall rented in stead. Chris Strobel will preside, and the speakers will inciuGe Candidates Bronson and Gildersieeve, Mayor Xiii duff, William Kennedy, Judge Lowe. F. r. Guilfoile and Nj. J. Byrne. It will be a big night and people who want to make sure Of seat should be on hand early.
 Vice-presidents: John H. Dil- lon. of New Haven; Robert K. Brown, Ambrose H. Wells. John A. Hitchcock, Theron Minor. John D. Botelle c. Y. Kent. John Dawson. James J. Cassin, John NJ. Hamilton. John M. Newell D. E. Cronin. H. w. Lake, Bernard Coyle. John c. Altman. P. H. Mckier- nan, John H. Ki1duff, William Fallon, John Clarkin. John Hurley, Edward H. LanderS Edward Costigan, Frank r. Phelan, Charles Vineberg, Thomas ConIon. Ed. B. Hardie. Pasquale Co langeIo. John J. Fitzgerald. John J. McAvoy, Charles Messer- John Con- roy, E. J. Gordon. James Coughlan, Benjamin Witkowski, Herman w. Kiesel, Dr c. Art Ward, A. c. Camp bell Edward Sherman, Emmet r Riordan, James E. Madigan, Emmond M. Chipman, Thomas cray, E. L. Ma loney, Martin Bergin. Mortimer lief fernan, Michael Woods. James Long worth, George J. Strobel, Benjamin NJ. Beebe, Frank F. Brett. Edward L. Seery. Arthur H. Tyrrell, James Nicol son, Lucien F. Pratte Mortimer Dor an, Mark Warner, Professor Hans Saro. Charles Fibre, Thomas P Law Tor. William Tyler, August Fiegi, Ed ward L. Futile. H. A. Fuller, Finton J Phelan. Joseph Stokes, John Kirsch baum, Louis Schick. John D. Chatfield Fred A. Crosse John Clohessy, Dr A D. David, Jacob Nelson, Alfred DidS bury, Terrence Carmody. E. J. Finn Frank Hull, Christian Hauser, W. N Ladd, Elmer J. Chatfield, Frank Righ etti, Dr J. NJ Bellmere. Henry Me nold George Hauser, George A. Rob arts. pr Joseph Werner, John k. Mix naitis, Peter Hook, 4. Staczokes, Wei bert Reichenbach, James J. Dwyer John Siefen, Charles E. Egan, Johl Shanley, P. W. Halpin, August Kun kle, Joseph F. Danis1cze, Henry Mil Ter, John J. Galley, M- D., Samuel Will son, John c Thompson, Martin J. Me Evoy, H. J. LaPalme. Michael Gull foile, Dr Ballard. J. w. Gaffney, Johl F. Holohan, John Millerick, r. F. Ban non, John McElligott, Simon Pamulai J- kas, H. NJ. Rigney, John Sachenhau ser, Arthur Andrews. w. s. Jones Thomas Butler. Robert Mackie, D. J Mahaney, Dr T. J. Ililmartin, J. J Mcdonald, Robert McGrath, Thoma Kane, Daniel Foley, George A. Gibson Timothy F Conway, James Donahue Dennis Tierney, c. c. Commerford John J. Geraghty, M. D. Russell, Vii liam Kleinecke, Dr George Russell John Ryan, Rev Frank r. Waters Wolcott.
 Secretaries-M. J. Ryan, John Fitzgerald, John J. McAvoy. James E Cavanaugh. Eugene Clarkin, John I Phelan, Charles Babin. F. x. Ricf mond. John Brophy, Charles Messel Edward Hellmann. Joseph Cutler Martin Scully. John Neagle. Jame Horigan, NJ. F. Carmody. Walter Lar non, Dennis J. Lahey, John Whale1 John Conroy, F. J. Gordon.
 Eshers-Sheriff J. W. McDonalt = cYr-