The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-03-20

| present rose and gave three hearty
 cheers for Father Coyle.
 | pr. William J. Sheehan was then called upon for q song and responded
 with the star Spangled Banner"
 Toaetmaster Sullivan as the next
 speaker of the evening introduced Dan- l iel Colwell who responded to the toast
 'The Day We Celebrate.'
 l Mr. Colwell's speech was a most in- teresting and humorous one and the
 speaker was cheered to the echo at the conclusion of his toast.
 J. F. Kennedy followed with a song and he in turn was followed by toast
 on ''The Press by A. F. Maher. The
 other speakers were M. F. Sullivan,
 who spoke on ''The Knights of St. Pat
 rick" and John J. Lane, whose toast
 was Connecticut"
 Dr. w. J. Sheehan, Riley Phillips,
 Thomas Maxwell and J. F. Kilfeather rendered vocal selections during the evening, all of which were greatly en- joyed by al! present.
 The catering was by Ambrose Me McPhelemy of the Groveland hotel. The
 menu presented by MT. McPhelemy was one of the best that has ever been put before a large gathering in New Haven and everybody had words of praise for the magnificent dinner served.
 The hall was handsomely decorated with the flags of the United States and Ireland handsome palms were placed beneath the windows and on the stage of the hall. Behind the bank of palms on the stage an orchestra rendered riau- sic during the banquet and enliyened the toasts.
 The banquet came to a close about 2 o'clock after the singing of number of songs.
 Those seated at the head table were:
 T. I. Kinney, Matthew Leahy, M. F. Sullivan, J. J. Kennedy, pr. J. F. Sul- livan, Daniel Colwell, pr. O'Connor Rev. John D. Coyle, Augustus Maher, J. J. Lane, James T. Moran, Superin- tendent Wrinn, pr. Stephen Maher, Dr. F. McCabe.
 The others present were John w. Gileon, Christopher Ledwith, John P. Kilfeather, James B. Gibbons, J. J. Brennan, A. w. Flynn, T. J. Leddy, Stephen Moore, Edward T. Kennedy, James F. Brady, R. T. Tracey, M. J.. Meara, John T. Sheridan, w. A. T. Smith Frank T. Cronan, J. E. Dillon. George B. Johnson, William Maher M. McGrath, D. s. Gamble, jr., T. J. Laf- lin, James E. Kerrigan, John D. Des- mond, Matthew Reilly, T. F. Fitzsim- mons, J. J. Carroll w. H. Mcintyre of Meriden, Thomas B. Shanley, Michael F. Shanley, James M. Fitzpatrick, F. A. Maloney, Joseph R. Manning, Edward McGowan, John M Burke, John Malo- ney, Thomas Brennan, Peter Reynolds, Andrew c. Smith, William M Geary, Joseph Whalen, Henry F. Spang, James F. Moran, J. J. Mcfarland, Dr. w. J. Sheehan, jr., Dr. J. B. Monahan, pr. M. J. Slattery, Thomas Gibbons, E. J. Mo riarty E. J. Duggan, Charles Coyle, James B. Martin, Deputy Registrar Frank Foley, Thomas Bohan, c. F. Brennan, James F. McGann. James A. Murray, c. F. Shanley, T. F. Dinnan, F. Flynn, F. McKenna Eugene Me Gann Sheriff Manning, George Stan ford, w. J. Sheehan, Francis Carroll, D. B. Martin, M McGinn, J. F. Me- Hugh, James J. Carr, M. F. Walker, ex- Sheriff Brannigan, William Geary ST, M F. Campbell, Captain Garrity, Pat rick Welch, T. M. Cahill. Daniel s. Gil- huly, Thomas Menns Dr. John J. Sul- livan, Hon. Thomas Flanagan, John E. Brennan, T. K. Dunn, B. F. Fitz- simmons, John M. Caffery, J. P Hurley, Peter McKiernan, Mark Ryder, John Hogan, Frank Higgins, John J. Kenne- dy E. J. Conlan, Joseph l.. Ward, pr. |  G. Laflin, Thomas F. Maxwell, l Cohane, Daniel M Sheehan, P. | J. Cronin Dr. James F. Flynn, Peter Gibbons, Dr. James A. Moore, R. F. Carroll w. J. Harty, Dr. John F. Luby