The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-26
DINNER AT BRANFoRD.
Big Crowd to Feast To-Morrow in Hon.
 OF of Sheriff Dunham.

or of Sheriff Durham.
 The annual complimentary dinner given to High Sheriff Albert B. Durham by his deputies will occur at the Double Beach house, Branford tomorrow. The New Haven party is to leave this city at il o'clock Friday morning and the dinner will be served at o'clock in the afternoon
 Big arrangements are being made by Deputy Sheriff John Walsh. Together with tn edinner, the attendants will be entertained with music, speeches and by several monologue artists We'll known men from all over the county have been invited, including mayors, court officials, judges, representatives and senators.
 Following is a list of the mon who have signifled their intention of attend | ing the affair
 From New Haven-Dr. l. M. Porter, Wallace s. Moyle, Emanuel Church, Rev. A. c, Powell, Walter c. Maltby Joseph c. Johnson, John K. Punderford, John R. Booth J. F. Goodhart. William H. Ely, G. B. Martin, Cornelius T. Conway, Thomas Worthingtoh, J. T. Smith, Ed ward Stevens, Henry Terrill Assistant State Attorney A. N Wheeler, Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court John c. Gal l lagher, Clerk of the Superior Court John Fowler, Clerk of the Common Pleas Court c, W. Birely, Assistant Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas Edward Pickett, David Fitzgerald, Wal ter Walsh, County Commissioners J. D. Walter, E. F. Thompson and James Geddes, County Treasurer Hiram Ja- cobs, John R. Leete, Colonel ' H Mac donald, Detective Captain Henry Cowles, Detective Donnelly, State { Highway Commissioner J. H. Macdon aid, Howard c. Webb. James M. Sulli- van Town Clerk Frederick Whitaker, 1 Carleton D. Hoadley, Charles E. Toole, Judge Jacob B. Ullman George M Gum, Charles Scoville and Edward I, Atwater, president of the Business Mems associ4 ation.
 North Branford--Webb Gilbert, Eu- gene Meyer Frank T. McGinn, Captain 1 w. Fl. Hotchkiss and Cornelius 0'Con- nell
 Wolcott--F, E, Cole and A, M Wood. Prospcct-Charles Fenn, Edgar Wal lace, Stephen Tallnage and D. M. Plum mer.
 Beacon Falls-William Bradley.
 Seymour-H. s. Halligan, E. E. Adams and James Finkle.
 Bethany-Marcus Young, N. D. Clarke and George Johnson.
 Oxford-Sidney Sanford and Eugene Callahan.
 West Haven-John Lucey, Judge s. j. Bryant, Prosecuting Attorney c. K. Bush, Town Clerk George H. Thomas, eX-Senator Charles Graham, Charles D. lime, George Hyde Chance, Chairman of the Republican Town Committee John Warner, James D. Merwin, George Cam eron, Selectman Joseph Grannis, Police Sergeant Walter Scranton, William Tut tie, Stephen Treat Robert French, Se- lectman Walter A. Main, Representa-. tive c. E, Thompson and Judge John Wilkinson.
 Madison-Ex-I Internal Revenue Col. lector Thomas Lake. A. M. Sidney, r. c Bushnell Frederick Fisk, Edward 0 Kelsey, J. R. Meigs and Samuel Chitten- den.
 Milford, Senator Omar Platt, Select. man Ford, Walter Irving, Edward Nal lory and John Mclaughlin.
 ranford-Frederick L. Averill, Franl Stiles, R. s. Hinman, Newton Wheeler Robinson Hinman. W. R. Palmer and B. Johnson.
 Ansonia-E. S. Gordy, Postmaster T L. Gaylord, Prosecutor c. c. Ford, ex Representative Reuben Tucker and Al derman John Basley.
 Woodbury- Representative w. H Warner.
 Walungford-W J. Newton. c. J Martin and Warden Samuel Robinson.
 Thomas Brown. ex-sheriff of Middle se xcounty, will also attend