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GREAT INTEREST
BEING TAKEN IN
BIG CELEBRATION
Large Delegations viii be Here
From Sussex and Kent
Counties. -
PLANS ALREADY MAPPED OUT
Chairman Knowles Says Assurances S
Received Make it Certain
this Demonstration Will
be the Most Imposing
One Ever Held Here.

The celebration of the great Republi-
can victory which will be held OH Sat
urday evening, November II, promises
To be the grandest and largest affair of
its kind ever held in this city
The various committees appointed on
Thursday evening have already gotten
down to work and any number of en-
couraging reports are being received.
Republicans all over the city and cOuii
ty and in fact the entire State are be-
coming enthusiastic over the celebration
and its success is positively assured.
The parade will be of great length and
many clubs from distant points will be
in line.
Horace q. Knowles, chairman Of the
celebration committee said yesterday in
speaking OF the plans for celebrations
ALREADY sufficient assurances have been
received from different manufacturing
establishments and out Of town organi-
Zations to make certain that the denun-
stration next week will undoubtedly be
the most imposing ever seen in this city
OF State. The employees and workmen
Of the different manufacturing establish
Mcnts OF this city pre So enthused over
the Republican victory that almost to IL
man they are going to be in the line Of
parade.
Arrangements are being made for
lurge representation from both Sussex
and Kent countless George NJ Fisher
has been appointed marshal " the Kent
county clubs aud General Theodore
Townsend of Milford has been appointed
marshal and will have charge Of the
Sussex delegation.
| shEha utnut uIItulnr nf upnIlp who de-
Sire to assist in making this celebration
what it is intended to BE-, are invited to
make Il contribution large or small TO the
general fund Of the committee. Checks
or money can be given OF sent 10 amy
one of the committee. or the chairman
Of the finance committee. Clarence Suth-
orland, or the treasurer, Charles y. ltu-
dolph.
considering the great number Of
bands and fire works needed the night
of the parade much money will be re-
uured by the committee. 1t is gratify-
ing 10 me- ana the committee to say that
already II number of contributions have
been received and many people have
signiicd their intention to uer gener-
Io,i-ly toward us in making the cclebra-
ton one to hc loug remembered by the
iDtblic u TINS 'lla
".As this celebration Is TO lc the peo-
lplcs. the committee will he glad TO re-
ccive from any one any suggestions in
tended III any way 10 benefit or add at
traction to the parade 1t is not the de-
sire Of he committee 10 confinr the par
ana demonstration solely 10 those who
have always been known as Republicans,
but we invite all people who i'll any way
hf.
of Tuesdays election to participate in
the affair.
II have been asked 10y several people
who voted for the Republican ticket
for the first time this year if they would
be permitted to take part in the parade
and il it would be proper 10 decorate
their homes. 10 all such ! have said
that our party is 50 broad and liberal
both in its purposes and views that any
feeling of sympathy Or interest with il
makes the person one of lis and entities
all Of them to share with US not only the
blessings and benefits brought by our
party but also in the reioicings over our
victories"
An executive committee comprising
Chairman IL. G.. Knowles and Secretary
Thomas III. Sayery, Jr., and the chair
men of the subcommittee has been
formed This executive committee will
meet this evening ut 7.3O and the general
committee half an hour later