The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-09-14
SULLIVANS TO PUT ON STYLE.
NO CRAP GAMES GO on TO-DAYS
CHOWDER PARTY.
Congressman Harrison Coming 10 Escort
Congressman Tim. and the Programme
ID S0ftened 10 Suit-WiIl be Improving
Games and Educational Orat0ry.

Games and Educational Oratory.
The Sullivans will be on parade to-day for
the annual chowder party of the -Timoty
Dees." which, except the annual election,
is the greatest event of the year on the lower
| East Side. Those who have attended the
party in years past will he astonished at
the transformation in it to-day, that is,
IL the participants remain true to form
and follow the instructions of the trainers
who put their charges through their final
preliminary gallops yesterday afternoon
at the Sullivan headquarters on the Bowery.
The crowd didn't know whether District
Attorney Jerome or Little Tim" Sullivan
was responsible for the innovations,
I'm the fl 1T place" said Billy Leonard
in addressing them, "let every y remem-
bar that the parade will be Witnessed by
an illustTious Democratic statesman who
comes down to the Bowery for the first
time. He is going to help us in the coming
campaign.'
"The memorable Francis Burton Har-
rison. big Tins pal in the next Congress. !"
said Leonard, impressively.
"Hurroo fer Harrison" yelled Johnnie
Driscol and the usual Bowery response
followed.
"Yes." continued Leonard, -Mr. Harrison
|
and we don't want any of youse guys to
scare him of just now. We also expect
Bird Golfer. the Belmont boys, Billy Chan
Ter, Billy Sulzer, Charlie Towne and some
more swells to give us sendOff when the
head Of the procession starts from in front
Of Dinny Sulivans saloon for Donnelly's
Grove at College Point. Remember that
we must go out this year to show the people
that we are the real thing and that we be-
lieve heartily in publication and reform.
Our chowder party will be practically the
first gun in the national campaign of
next year. The eyes of the nation will
be upon lls. Let us show ourselves off
to Washington and BenninCs, just out
side, he will have no cause to blush for any
of us.
"In the first place, any bloke caught
playing craps on the boat will be thrown
overheard with life preserver around
him.
VIVA at, no craps" shouted several
voices al once.
Nary replied Leonard, ~and that goes.
The only card games will be whist, euchre
and old maid, No betting allowed.
This il Little Tins work" said Eat
En- Up Jack McManus, hoarselv. Il
saw him yesterday in consultation with
Jimmy Gillivan of Boston,"
Leonard announced the following pro-
gramme of sports at the grove:
Croouet match for gold medal De ancey
Streets vs. the Boys from Donovans; fat
mems race for gold watch lawn tennis match
ment for german beer mug. on Donnely's
piazza, baseball, shuttle board and parlor
games for the children. Addresses as follows:
The Panama Canal Problem, the Hon.
Phil Wissig
The Turkish Massacres. Big Jack Martin.
Our National Currency" Larry Mulligan.
Tariff Reform" the Hon. ElOrre sullivan.
Race Suicide" the Hon. Chrystie Suli-
van
Tn" Flag in the Philippines. the Hon.
lssy tohn
"Rrcprocity with Cuba, alderman Porges
TRADE with China, the Hon. Pat Farley.
"Bimetallism." sam Kahn.
The Alaskan Boundary Commission Joe
Humphries.
Trusts and the Evils of Capital" Charley
White.
IF You catch any one smoking a pipe
in line, throw him ont, and every boNe
must have on a clean collar and necktie,"
Leonard added. This organization will
get some style on it this year, or we will
know the reason why"
George kraus who IL Big Tins partner
in the Dewey Theatre, will be marshal of the
parade which will tour the Bow cry on the
way to the barges Charles F. Murphy
will review the parade at the clubhouse,
POI Bowery. John L. Sullivan is scheduled
TO drive the water wagon. Eight bands
have been engaged