The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-16
Mr.. SULLIVAN'S ONECO.
GRAND FORMAL OPENING TAKES
PLACE TOMORROW.

Prominent and Noted Hon from All
Parts ofthe State TO Attend-A Look at
This Handsome HOteI-some OF Its
Leading Features.
Thomas H. sullivan's new hostelry,
The Oneco, certainly one OF the finest in
a banquet tomorrow night at $50
o'clock Notables from various parts
of the state, together with between 200
and 300 prominent business and profess
sional men of the city and county are
expected to be present.
The Oneco is a European plan hotel.
situated at 14-16 Church street. 1t was
formerly the Savoy. but has been COM
pletely and thoroughly refurnished and
altered. The first floor is occupied by
the cafe and the dining room. OF the
| latter it may be said that it is one of
| the largest in the state and tastefully
adorned and the tables are arranged in
an attractive way. The cuisine being in
| charge of a competent chef and Judging
! from Mr.. SuIlivan's past demonstration
OF ability in this line it can safely be
predicted that The OnecO will furnish
the very best of meats obtainable. The
i hotel has seventy-four rooms, all light
and pleasant. single or en- suite, and
| lighted by electricity. Being thorough
/ ly modern each room is provided with
| telephone, which is connected with
| branch exchange in the office. This inn
| portant part of the hotel, conveniently
! situated on the second floor, being east
ly reached. both from the street and
| dining room. The parlors are sump-
tuously furnished with handsome furni-
| ture and made exceedingly attractive
and beautiful with ported plants.
| One of the features of The Oneco will
| be the business mans lunch, to be
served every day from 1890 to 2;S0.
There are also several private dining
rooms which are at the command of all
patrons
At the banquet tomorrow night the
| following men are expected to be pres
ent: Governor Mclean, Governor elect
| Chamberlain, Hon. Lynde Harrison,
President John NJ Hall OF the Consoli-
dated road Mayor Sullivan of Hart
ford, Former Mayor Alexander HARRISON
of Hartford, Chairman Andrew F. Gates
of the republican state central COM
mittee, Judge Kenney of Hartford,
Mayor S1udley o. this city, General E.
S. Greeley, President George B. Martin
of the Union league, Frank c. Bushnell,
Comptroller elect William e. Seeley of
Bridgeport, Congressman-elect George
I.illcy Of Waterbury, Lieutenant Cover
nor Keller of South Norwalk, Hon.
Samuel Fessenden Of Stamford, Hon.
Michael Kenealey of Stamford, Sheriff
Sidney HaWley of Fairfield County
Commissioners Brewer, Walter and
| Thompson, Postmaster James A. How
arth, N. w. Kendall, Hon. Homer S.
Cummings of Stamford, Judge l.. w.
Cleaveland, Colonel |. NJ Ullman, Sem
ator-elect Charles e. Graham, General
George Hare Ford Judge l.. M. Hub
bard, General Phelps Montgomery, At
torney William H. Ely, former Treasur-
err c. S. Mersick, Senator-eIect r. s.
Woodruff, City Attorney H. c. Webb,
| Highway Commissioner James H. Mac
donald, Frederick H. Benton, w. J. At
water, Marcus P. Smith, ]. Wilder
Howe, Judge F. c. Dow, Former POST
master Benjamin r. English, Former
Mayor F. B. Farnsworth. Hon. Charles
f. Brooker Of Ansonia, Captain Luzerne
Ludington, Wilson Fl. Lee, F. s. Cay
lord, Hon. Alexander Troup, James T..
Moran, and James English of New Ha-
ven, Mayor Klduff of Waterbury, Hon.
George NJ. Gum. Dairy Commissioner
r. O. Eaton. Hon. John w. Coe of Mer-
iden.
There will be no formal toasts, but
several special features will ensure sat-
isfactory entertainment to the diners.
It is proposed to make this event the
banner event for the season.