The evening world., 1908-10-26
Candidate Warmly Greeted at
New Haven and Takes
Part in a Parade.
MADE FOUR SPEECHES.
Special Train Stops at Stun
ford, South Norwalk and
Bridgeport.


William II. Taft began his final week
of tho cann.ier ,o.d.v With n s,.o,,
-.
"' No'''''' ""efe '"e special
train on which he was riding to n
meeting at New Haven stopped for a
few minutes He smoke from the Mat.
so-,,, =, ,ba ro,- ,or r,,ro
ms! an lai.'us anu ne t'au not oeei,
eu"'eu W supp out '"e'e "as soou
I''mu ou' ~ sIee' MN
u''s wa! ". "'se" ever W.
nueh -ed me return OF prosperity sa'd
MI Iait' was D! oelhs oeateh' lha'
Is the way he mas Drought on pros
peTltE ever! 'lf1e' ana nope the same
method Will be continued"
This seemed to make a great Nit with
the crowd. M, Taft repeated 1t in his
short talks at South Norwalk and
Bridgeport.
| A heavy rain was falling when
the special reached New Haven at
1890 O'Clock There was quite n crowd
al the station. An escort consisting of
the Young Mems Republican Club and
the Taft Club. of Yale. formed a line
through which the candidate and his
party marched upon leaving the train.
Mr.. Taft is a member OF the Young
Mems Republican Club, which he joined
when he was in New Haven last Feb
ruary 10 attend the Lincoln Day ban
quet'
Marched through City.
Upon leaving the train Mr.. Taft and
his party were escorted to automobiles
In the first car were Judge Taft, his
secretary. Gov. Rollin 5. Woodruff. Ma
tional Committeeman Charles F. Brook
er and Michael henealy. Chairman of
the State Central Committee The
marching CLUBS acuns as escorts theh
hold tho nroc.ssior MARCHING ,hrorgh
the principal streets about the centre
of the CITY and ending at the Second
Regiment Armorv. where Mr. Tai, de-
livered an address.
A long line of students marching be-
hind the Yale Taft Club banner stepned
in time TO the slogan. renea,ed over
and over again, Taft, Taft, Big Bill
Taft"
Mr.. Taft will he the rues. Of honor AZ
a dinner given nv State chairman Wood.
1-11ff q q a l,.,,
III. r,,s, ,r,oo,,,,o ,,,i,, $50
MS Ilrst meeting Will De at Saenger
Hall, in Brownsville, at p. NJ. From
there he will 70 IN Congress- Hail A.
- N
iantlc ana vermont avenues then to
Arlon Hall, Arion place, near Broad
wav from which mace he will noss
way ~ oi.' "'''e' p'".e ne Will pass
through Manhattan and Montrose ave-
nues to view a monster parade n, Bed
ford avenu. His ,as, ,,,.o .-oooke
'oiu avenue. MS last Two speeches.
will be at the Clermont Avenue Rink
at go and the Acaden,v NJ Music ~
-, 49, "a Nu''S Ut
~ O'CLOCK "he Brooklyn tour viii!
close with a receipt at the Union
HItchcock Back Again.
IT., ,, To-,
Inc Whoie force OF the Republican
national campaign Will be directed this
week upon the voters Of Nev, yo,k o,,d
o.,,a A. rat ,,,,, anu
oiio' MI l"'l VIII make MS closing
speech on next Monday at Youngstown, |
O., and from there viii go IN his homo
n, Cincirra,i 10 vote a'a
80. anu 'ea' ''e re-
Turns
National Chairman Hitchcock arrived
in Nav, yorl. ,bis ,,,,,,,,,,,, -. 90,
' "'' INNS rom Nhl-
caEn on the twentieth Century Limited
completing about his twenty fifth round
trlp on thar sNcaIIer, rr,i, s;,.., 81,
campaign opened. He left This civ for
Chicago FRIDAY '' '''
MIR Hitchcock hustled from, tho
Grand Central station 10 the NanLatta1
Hotel, where he lives when I'm the ritv
and from there he hurried To- the home
of Henry ". TAFT. arriving iusr az III.
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