Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-30
M'KINLEY ASSOCIATION
About 200 Members Met Together A The
 Elton Last Night.

| ElIOll ldSC lliEflJ llle OCCttSlOH DeihS ehV annual meeting of the Connecticut Mckinley association, which was at tended by nearly 200 people, including Governor Roberts and many other prominent public officials. Manager Judd had prepared the following menu 1 which was partaken of in a manner which showed that republicans are not troubled with dyspepsia, even though we heard it said that it is tn" prevailing disease.
 MENU. l Les Huitres Cape Cod.
 La Tortue Verte. a rAuglaise. Les Olives. Le Celery. Les Anandc Les Filets de Saumon, q la Normande. a Les Pommes de Terre, q rElton. l Apollinaris. Les Cotelettes d'Agneau, aux Pointes
 dAsperges. I.e Punch la Romaine. Le Poulet Grille sur Canape.
 La Salade de Romaine ct Tomato. ... a-,. La Glace Fantaisie.
 Petit Four. Frontage Cafe Noir. 1 The decorations were very handsome and the music. which was furnished by the house orchestra. pleased every- body. With X. l. Jennings. chairsm of the banquet committee at the head, the following persons occupied seats at the speakers table: Former Mayor John r. Elton. Governor Henry RoD' erts. Congressman David J. Foster, 1 ex-GOvernor Abiram Chamberlain. Hon Theodore Bodenwein. secretary of state: Senator T. D. Bradstreet Rail- road Commissioner A. F. Gates; Con- gressman George l.. Lilley. Congress. man Irving P. Wanger. Lieutenant Governor Rollin $. Woodruff. Con gressman Joseph NJ. Dixon. Senator A. w. Paige. Rev William II. Garth, Rev SherrOd Soule.
 Congressman Lilley acted as toast- master. The speakers were as follows: Governor Roberts. Hon Irving r. Wanger of Pennsylvania: Hon Joseph I NJ. Dixon, congressman from Montana; | Congressman David !. Foster of Ner- mont. The speakers managed to get in few words for their party. and one of them, Mir Dixon, devoted much time to quite an interesting explana- tiOn of the advantages Montana offers to people who want to live long and be happy all the time. The following officers were chosen for the present year: President. Abiram Chamberlain:, 1 vice president, Judge Willis J. Fem: secretary, Frank Stevenson; treasur- CT, E. J. Doolittle; executive commt- tee, Eli Birdsey of Meriden. \. Burton Rogers of Danbury. Arthur F. Clark of Winsted; George J. Allen of Mid- dletown, Theodore Bodenwein of New London, Charles A. Gates of Willi- mantle. William Sprague of Andover. r. Davis Oakley of Hartford and Johb W. Coe of Meriden. It was decided to hold the next meeting in Meriden. Danbury wanted the honor but the committee thought the matters could better afford to wait ] than their friends of the Silver City.
 The out of town guests included the | following:
 New Haven-I.ieutenant Governor R. S. Woodruff, W. I. G. Myers. ,s- sociated Press; Edgar C. Stiles. Col | onel I. NJ. Gilman. r. z. Hamilton. !. \. Rattleslorfer, Clarence r.. Thomp- son. Colonel T. IT. Macdonald, Alex Cummings. Edward Maroney. Major John Q. Tilson. E. C. Simpson. l.. IT. Jllman. $. J. Well. !. F. Ullman, Jo- seph H. Ullman, s. NJ. Smith. C. W. Birely. s. F. Hoyt. Judge A. NJ. Mat { thewson. F. W. Orr. Judge R. II. ry. ner r. l.. Shay. Postmaster !. II. Howarth. l.. Knolmeyer. ]. I. keell- an. D. Sheehan. Thomas N. GurleH, Sheriif X. \. Dunham. Hartford-GOvernor Henry Roberts. Railroad Commissioner Andrew F. Gates. R. B. I.Oomis. W. F. Tanning. | \. II. Allen. Samuel F.. Elmorc. T.. Davis Oakley. ]. M. Parker. jr. C. H. Wickham. W. Bailey. F.. l.. Hopkins. !. R. Noble.
 Danbury-General V. Burton Roy- CTS. George W. Flint. !. Moss Ives. Rev H. c. Meserve.
 Woodbury-State Comptroller As- bael W. Mitchell. F. F. Hitchcock. New Lond0n-State Secretary TIlnO- dore Bodenwein. Thomas Hamilton. Naugatuck-J. II. whittcmorc. F. F. ShafeT, E. r. Mills.
 .ridgeport-State Senator Allan W. Paige. s. E. Hawley. C. Lincoln Ranks. F.. II. Havins. W. R. Brown. George r.. Hill Dr r.. r. Gregory. Willimantic-t'haries X. Gates. ". V. Plumer.
 New MilfOri-Farlcy Osgood. q. N. Beach. H. $. Sanford. IT. z. Mygatt. Winsietl--A. l.. Clark. N. M. Tan ner. L. C. Strong. r.. F. Gaylord. MiddIetown-Ex-Secret of State ChaEles G. R. yinaL Postmaster George I. Allen.
 GuilfopI-EiwarI GriswoId. L. a. Chiltenden.
 Meriien-Ex-siOverno \. ChasIIps-. lain. (. E. Rogers. F. [. INpsIitfIe. !. D. EggbestOB. M. D.: E. C. Bir4Isry. q. L. Huntington. \. l.. Bradley. W. q. aomstO,-k- F. \. Han. L. F. smith. ThomastoH-Senator TIEonlaS n. ] Rradstrert- II. II. Guernsey. F. H. HoSehki~s. ". T. WOOIrun- New Rritain-tharles E. SfanIey. J. F. Miles.
 PoInfref-F- L. Wright
 Bru0klyn-tbzrIes IT. Blake
 Aniover-WilIiam B. spsagRe.
 North IIaven-1I. F. Potter.
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