The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-18

all were enjoying themselves aS L4utH
as he was.
Colonel Pickett then introduced May /
or Sullivan, OF Hartford. under the title .
Of Mayor Of Our Sister City" Mayor
Sullivan said he felt it duty and an
honor on this occasion to offer his we'll /
wishes and TO tender his sincertst re-
CARDS TO his friend Sullivan. He said
he Of course considered Hartford the
greatest city in the state, but that as
New Haven was sister city 1t would
be of mutual interest and benefit if
both could come into closer touch with
each other He then extended hearty
invitation to all present to visit Hart
ford.
Colonel Patrick McGoyern. Of Hart
ford, was the next speaker, and he
stated that he extended his heartiest
good wishes to his old friend Tom
Sullivan. He briefly reviewed Mr.. Sui
uvan's past career and said that by the
energy and perseverance he had SHOWN
in the past he deserved the honor of
being proprietor of so fine hotel as
the Oneco. He said that the minute
man set foot on American soil he was
an American, in thought and deed.
And" said he, II ought to know. as
1 was a colonel in the Eibernian Ri
fies." Qaughter.l
x-Mayor HARRISON, of Hartford, ex-
City Clerk Mullen. of Bridgeport and
]. C. Long, of Hartford, then made a
few remarks.
Congressman-at-Lar George
I L. LilIey then sad it was pleasure
to be with such a lot of good fellows
on so pleasing an occasion.
Hon. Alexander Troup was then in
troduced After congratulating Pro-
prietor Sullivan On his new hotel he
said that many people were OF the
opinion that when Mr.. Sullivan pulled
a political string he jumped, and vice
versa. But said he, this is not so.
We both have minds of our own, and
While we often agree to disagree politi-
cally, personally We are at all times
the best of friends Continuing, he
said: Il plead guilty to having COM
mitted many political errors, but have
reformed" daughter and applause)
He then said that the opening of this
fine hotel was not only a credit to Mr..
Sullivan, but to the city.
Hon. Michael Keneaiy of Stamford,
was the next speaker and he said that
he came to this gathering with the eX-
pectation of meeting a lot of his old
friends and lot Of good fellows, and
that he had not been disappointed, but
, had spent g most enjoyable time. He
wished Mr.. Sullivan every success.
The meeting then adjourned. Fichtps
: full orchestra furnished music during
+ the evening and the party frequently
q joined in song. The N. Steinert & Sons
! company kindly furnished Woodbury.
, piano for the occasion.
Following is a list of some of those
present:
= A. Chamberlain, Meriden; Thomas H.
Sullivan, Mayor John P. Studley, ex-
e Senator Michael Kenealy, Stamford;
S ex-Mayor Cornelius 7. Driscoll, ex-
State Treasurer c. S. Mersick, Igna-
thus A. Sullivan, Hartford; ex-Mayol
Y Alexander HARRISON, Hartford; Genera
George Hare Ford, New Haven; judge
. L. NJ Hubbard, Wallingford; Congress
man at Large George L. Lilley, Water
- bury; Attorney William Fl. Ely, New
" Haven; Editor Alexander Troup, New
Haven; Judge James Bishop, Colonel
M OllIlld1ly lily &ALLOtAlCy " CIV, NONAl
0 ty Commissioner J. Walters, Theate
. Manager George B. Bunnell, Polio
4 Commissioners Kinney and Wheeler
= Major D. A. Blakeslee, Fred Bulleau
8 Bridgeport James F. Heating, Bridge
e port; NJ. P. Smith, Sturgts Whitlock
= Horace w. Chase, County Commits
n sion C. Foot Thompson, F. Norman, N
h w. Kendall, Fred H. Benton, Georg
n w. Alling, c. Woolsey, Scranton; ex
Alderman Frank c. Bushnell. Presiden
We of Union League George p. Martin
sr Senator Lloyd, Nashville, Tenn; eX
n Commissioner William J. AtWater, Pc
,e lice Commissioner S. S. Thompson, ex
1t Fire Commissioner j. j. Lawton, d.
IS J. stetson. DIR. F. H. Wheeler, NJ. F
'e Sullivan, Daniel Colwell, Paul Westel
IT hoff, John B. Cox, Grid Cohen, Harr
IL Hyman, L. M Sagal, Henry Salzmar
~ J. E. Todd, Fred Hirsh, Henry
l. Bretzfelder, DR.. Thomas Bland, Wa
d etrbury; Thomas H. Hayes, Water
'r bury; w. E. Quigley, Waterbury
~ James A. Hynes, Waterbury; Charlie
~ D. lime, West Haven; Colonel J. B. Dc
herty, Waterbury,; Judge Livingsto
w. Cleaveland, New Haven; ex-Cit
" Clerk Fred c. Mullins, Bridgeport; D
u c. A. Ryder, Bridgeport; Colonel T.
- Murphy, Bridgeport; Frank McGinl
>. Jeremiah Flavahan, Ansonia; City Al
- torney H. c. Webb, J. J. Splain, We
-, terbury; DR.. B. A. O'Hara, Waterbury
20 John Moriarty Waterbury; P. J. Kell,
! New Haven; Julius Laske, Samu
:, Komroff, John F. Shelter, Capital
TrTf-..
10 mer F. Schroeder, Sylvester z. Pol
= John P. McCusker, Chief of Polio
N James wrinn, Daniel S. Gilhuly, A
ID torney C. S. Hamilton, New Haven;
TX E. F. Norman, e. L. Isbell, New Hs
,e ven; Jonathan N. Rowe, New Haven
At S. E. Hawlev, R~id@eport; J, Rio