The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-25
POLITICAL LEADERS
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 younger ones. Frank E. Healey, who is one of the personal representatives | of Lieutenant Governor Roberts in his campaign for the goyernorship, was on hand, as was H. Wales Lines and Hon. Joe Coe of Meriden, two Of Governor Chamber1ain's supporters. John o. Shares, who is interested in. Judge Cleaveland's boom, was also present, ! The clambake which was to have been held at 1 o'clock, was not begun until ? o'clock, so as to give some of the late arrivals chance. At o'clock the party went across the street oppo- site the hotel to the spacious lawn over which a large tent, belonging to the state had been rected. Under this seats had been provided for about 300 and when all were seated there was no space to spare. Landlord White pro- vided a most excellent dinner, and aft CT the guests had done full justice to it they were loud in their praise. There were no post prandial exercises, and as the cone1sion of the bake, the party scattered in groups about the hotel lawn and continued their discussions. About o'clock most of the guests left the shore and returned home although number remained to witness the fine display of fireworks by Del Fina, which Landlord White had ordered.
 l In addition to the big main dining tent there were some smaller committee tents and considerable business was transacted ins them. Those who got hungry before the bake, were served with clam chowder under tent on the lawn. In the big tent there were eight rows of tables Nearly all the state of- flcials were present and remained dur ing the day. ->x,.@u%
 I The number present included the fol- lowing well known men: Governor lChamberlain Lieutenant Governor Roberts. Comptroller William F. See | ley, Michael Kenealy, chairman of the republican state central committee, At torney- General King, former Chairman Andrew F. Gates of Hartford, John 0. Shares, Frank F. Healy, H. Wales I County Commissioners ! Walters, Thompson and Brewer; Senator Fues- lsenich of Torrington, ex-Senator A. J. Muzzy of Bristol, ex-Judge Colt of New l London, Postmaster George I. Allen of l Middletown, Congressman N. D. Sper- Try, Congressman '-at-Large George L. Lilley, Senator Thomas D. Bradstreet of Thomaston, Senator Rollin s. Wood ruff, Senator Thomas +. Noone of Rockville, Senator Lloyd Nash of West Iport, ex-Senator Burton of Ansonia, Frank l.. Stiles, candidate for the state senate; Robert o, Eaton, the dairy commissioner; Walter l.. Main of West ! Haven, Deputy Sheriff Walsh, Captain Luzerne Luddingtorl, former Attorney General Charles Phelps Judge Lynde Harrison, Labor Commissioner J. J. Linsley of Northford,. ex-Representa- tive Meade, Representative Walkeley, ex- Representative Wakeman of Betha- ny, Postmaster F. l.. Gaylord of Anso- lnia, Senator Graham of West Haven, Representative Edward Griswold, also Ia#candidate for senator, Judge James Bishop, ex-Representative W. J. Neary Iof Naugatuck, Representative c. b. Thompson of West Haven, Representa- tive Clark of Norwich, J. A. Davidson of Hamden, Representative Bicknell,
  Representative Hinckley of Mystic, John I. Hutchinson of Hartford, Judge Clarke of Ansonia, Representative Ad- ans of South Norwalk and Souvenir" Taylor, Chaplain George w. Phillips of the senate, CongressmaA Frank B. Brandegee, Attorney General William King, Senator Frank L.. Wilcox, F. L. Averill, Colonel I. M. Ullman, J. B. Ull- man, George E. Hinman, secretary of the republican state committee, ex- Representative Brady of New Britain, D. Walter Patten, Edward I. Atwater, W. J. Atwater, member of shell fish commission, H. o. Averill, cattle com missioner, Senator l.. H. Johnson, Rep resentative M E. Chatfield, Theodore H. Macdonald, chairman republican town committee, Judge Banks of Fair field, F. K. Baldwin, clerk of the house.
 President Frank Rice, Judge Fenn of Meriden, Representative Buckingham of Waterbury, Judge J. Wilkinson of West Haven, Secretary of State c. G. R. Vinal, George G. Walmo and Rep resentative Beach and Secretary Travis of the New Haven Gas company.
 There was also g. large number of other prominent men present.
 The committee in charge of the affair consisted of Senator Woodruff, Senator IBradstreet and ex-Representative