The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-08
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
TO SPEAK IN NEW HAVEN THIS
EVENING.
The Preparations for Hts Reception ana
Entertntn ment-Wtll Arrive lhs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at Music Hall.

AhernoOn-Speaks at Music Hail.
Arrangements are completed by the
New Haven Democratic club for the re-
ception of William Jennings Bryan in
this city tonight. Mr. Bryan Will ar
rive here this afternoon. The exact
time of his arrival is not yet known by
the committee. He will be met at the
Union station by Hon. Alexander
Troup and William H. Ii. Hewitt, VINO
amid the burst of fireworks and the IN
spiring marches of the Second regiment
band VII escort him to the Tontine
hotel. After a short address to the
throng, which will in all probability be
awaiting him, he will be escorted to
the dining room where one of Manager
Whites choicest dinners will await MN
and the guests Up to the present time
there has been 10 banquet tickets sold
and enough more engaged to bflils the
number to 200. After the banquet thete
will be a formal reception held IN the
hotel. after which the assembly VIII
adjourn to the new Music hall, where
Mr.. BRYAN will deliver one of his noted
| speeches
owing to the great number Of invita-
lions he mas IGCclNCb ~ -
democrats of this city to be entertained
| for the night, it is not known where ne
will spend the night. Among the noted
men who have bought tickets and VIII
he present at the dinner will be; From
Bridgeport, John Mcnamara, John
kerns. d. N. Morgan, Archibald Nc
Neil. William II. Harry, Henry e.
Shannon. John S. Cloughlin, Patrick
Clouehlln. Frederick c. Mullin, James
Reeves. and Thomas r. Cullinan; from
Newtown w. S. Bradley and M r.
Houlihan from Waterbury,. }. Splalh,
John F. OBrien M. Brezinski, Miles ri.
Connolly and D. E. Fitzpatrick; from
Naupatuck. William Kennedy ana John
# Maher: John Scranton from Madl-
son Charles A. Tomlinson from Mil
ford. A. A. Barnes from East Berlin,
| from Ansonia, j. Flahaven ana James
n smith. F. S. Roberts and four 9TH
| ers from Canaan; Abel T. Tanner from
New London, Homer S. Cummings
from Stamford, James Ii. Potter from
| Danielson. Oliver GildersleeVe from
! Portland, John j Walsh and others
from Norwalk, William ]. Coughlin from
M;ddletoWn. G.. N Brewster, John M
New and others from Hartford; Clln-
ton w Cowles from Manchester, wal
ter Bevins and others from Merlueh'
William Hunting from East Hartford
Those from this city will be: Hon
Alexander Troup, r, II. sullivan, D. D.
| Hogan. S, q. Poll, Francis q. Anthony,
| II RI Brethauer, James p. Bree, Chiet
NJ Police James Wrinn, John Roe,
charles AIev. f. f. Callahan. James j.
carr Felix Chillingworth. CT F. Heney
L. N. Blydenburgh L. ). Andrew
| Henry E. Norris. DR.. A. t. ruler VIII
liam II. H. Hewitt. T. F. F1tzsinmohs
| Walter j. Walsh, John f. Healy, Harry
Leigh. D. S. Bennett, c. $. Morehouse
t n Webb, j. H. Brennan, Eugene
| Hubbard. J. II. Barliw, Isaac w
shields Colonel A. Fl. Robertson, F. )
| Andrew. Tyler D. Davidson of Bethany
Edward Mccarthy, Benjamin Slade, u
| p. Arvire. Walter Leigh, d. f. kelly
James IT. Moran, w. D. Warner, G' Z
| Coebe1. C. r.. Hoadley, B. Fl. Lynch
Andrew J. Hatch, P. McNerney, Free
| Cav. James Logan, Judge Joseph Shei-
don, James W Coyle
| Mr.. 'ISyan. twill leave. tomorrow
,nd4s,sne and viii speak in Boston OF
! Thursday night in Holyoke on Friday
and AT Cambridge Saturday evening
Sunday he will be entertained
Bridgeport by Archibald Mcneil ah'
Monday he Will speak in Naugatuch'
The committee in charge OF the recep
ton here is Augtin b. Fuller, M. ~
president; Frank A. Raymond score
tary, and William Fl. II. Hewitt treas