Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-23
mR. LlLLEY,s GUEST.
Governor Mclean Visited the Fair of
 the Knights of Columbus.

the Knights of Columbus.
 His excelIency, Governor George r. Mclean and staff, together with a number of others, were the guests Of Company G during the performance or ..The Girl I Left Behind Me" at Polfs last evening. The governor and ms party arrived in town from Hartford at 5:13 and were met at the depot by Representative George l.. Lilley. The governor was immediately driven to the residence of Representative Lilley on North Willow street, where he held a short reception, meeting many or the city's prominent people After the reception a dinner was given at which were besides the governor and MT Lil- ley. Mayor Kilduff, Representatives Francis P. Guilfoile, Senator William Kennedy, Rev Father Slocum, Lieu tenant Colonel A. M. Dickinson, Cap tain D. D. Fitzpatrick and City Attor- ney John F. Kellogg.
 After dinner the party were driven fo the fheater. There at the entrance they were met by Company G, through whose ranks the governor and party passed into the house of amuse nent.
 Meanwhile, Colonel Sucher of the Second regiment and his staff haC ar- rived at the Naugatuck division and were awaiting the governor at the theater The officers were drawE 1p on the left side of the entrance and sa- luted the governor as he passed m. The public of Waterbury were seeing a glimpse of the executive official life. The uniforms of the officers gave pleasing set off to the austerity of the dress suits of the governor and his friends. But towering above all was the genial face and white hair of Father Slocum, pastor of the church of the Immaculate Conception. Com pany G was in charge of Lieutenant iHalpin. while the escort for the gov 7 ernor was in command of Lieutenant Hallfnan, who conducted the chief magistrate to the first box on the left side of the stage. Corporal Powers was the governors orderly. As the governor entered the orchestra struck up ssThe- Red, White and Blue" the turned this evidently unexpected mark of respect by lowing from the box. It was some time before the distinguished visitors were seated, many people of prominence desiring to be Introduces to the executive However, at en- tire order was restored and the cur tain went up to the stirring air of the s-Gird Left Behind Me-"
 In the box with the governor and in the adjoining box were Mayor Kilduff, City Attorney Kellogg, Colonel Doher- ty, the Rev Father Slocum, Lieutenant Colonel Dickinson, Representative LiI- ley and Guilfoile, Senator Kennedy, Captain Fitzpatrick, General Kellogg and Judge George H. COwell. The governor occupied John Moriarty's box
 In the box on the right, Manager Jean Jacques's box. and the adjoining box, were Colonel Sucher Lieutenant Colonel Geddes, Captain Welles, regi- mental adjutant, of New Haven; Chauncey F. Goss, Jr, Colonel Sucher's orderly; Captain J. F. Donovan, Com pany c, New Haven; Lieutenant w. B. Spencer, Company c, New Haven, and Lieutenant Reynolds, formerly regimentaI quartermaster.
 In the boxes on the right, up stairs, were Lieutenant G. E.. Hall, Company E, New Haven; Lieutenant Alfred Husted, Company E, New Haven; Captain Frank Pauly, Company E, New Haven; Captain T. NJ. Russell, Company H, AIiddletown; Lieutenant M F. Kidney, Company IT, Middle town; Dr J. NJ. Benedict, formerly sur geon-major of the Second regiment: pr F.. O. Graves. formerly assistant surgeon, and Major F. A. Spencer.
 In the opposite boxes were Major c. R. Ramon, Captain H. B. Carter, Lieutenant W. H. Sandland, Lieuten- ant w. w. Sackett, Major Tilson of New Haven, Battalion Adjutant F. L. Carter, and Warren l.. Hall, president of the Waterbury board of aldermen.
 The performance over, the party were driven to the fair of the Knights of Columbus in the City hall. The governor made a short speech. wish frrr 4hn TT xt-oey then taken to the Waterbury club and for the rest of his sojourn in town was the guest of Representative Lilley. The boxes occupied by the visitors at the theater were warked by flags. that in which the governor and his party sat being distinguished by the state coat of arms.