The morning journal-courier., 1908-09-25
STATE CAMPAIGN
OPENS TONIGHT
--
Judge Robertson and Rest Of
Democratic Ticket to Be No.
titled at Hyperion After
a Short Parade.
Ex.G0v. WALLER TO SPEAK
Democratic Nominee for Governor
VIII Also Deliver Address List
Of the Honorary Ofacials
for the Rally.
.Ex.Gov. WALLER TO SPEAK


The state campaign 30 far as speak.
ing is concerned will open tonight at
the Hyperion theater at the nrst
democratic rally in Connecticut when
Judge A. Heaton Robertson Of this
city and the other candidates on the
democratic ticket will be. formally not
ifed Of their nomination. Samuel l..
Bronson Of this city represents New
Haven on the notification committee.
The principal speaker OF the even
Ing will be Ex-Governor Thomas M.
Waller of New London. who nominat-
ed Judge Robertson in the Hartford
convention. Mr. Waller will arrive
here at about o'clock this afternoon
and will go to the New Haven house
where an informal reception will be
held. It is expected that many demo-
Gratis and republicans .as we'll will go
to the hotel to shake hands with the
ex-governor. t.
Another eventsof the afternoon will
be the meeting Of .the state central
committee. Chairman Charles w.
Comstock Of Montville, will arrive in
the morning, but the meeting will mot
be held until late in the day. Plans
for the formation of democratic clubs
all over the state will be taken up at
the meeting.
Preceding the rally there will be
short parade. The Second Regiment
band will meet the democrats Of the
sixth and seventh wards at Aliens
blacksmith shop on Grand avenue and
at 7:45 and will march down Grand
avenue to State street. from there 10
Chapel and up Chapel to the theater.
The Italian marching clubs OF which
Deputy Registrar Antonio Di stephano
is president, will Join the parade. Seats
Will be reserved I'm, the parouet for all
ithose who are in the parade.
In the boxes at the theater will be
! invited guests. Judge Robertson Will
have box No. for his personal use
and Mayor James b. Martin will have
. box No. t. On the stage with, the
the speakers will be the members Of
! the democratic state COMMITTEES.
! The following vice-presidents and
} secretaries for the meeting have been
chosen:
Vice -Presidents-D. Cady Eaton.
George r. Holcomb, Samuel r. Bron-
son, Samuel York. Benjamin r. Eng
fish. James T. Moran. James &. ( Me-
Gam. Talcott H, Russell, William s.
Pardee. John Barlow. Samuel r.. Avis,
John B. Foley, Frank c. Miles, Charles
Scholl. S. Harrison. Wagner. James n.
Kelley, James J. Lawton, Stephen
/, Maher. F, J. Brothers, George r.
Cooley, P. j. McNerney. John G..
: Heay. Albert Harris. Henry L. Avery,
!, Frederick Hoeger Maurice j. Timlin,
! Aloysus G. O'Brien, John E. Garrity
: James E. Branigan. Jarhes e. McNa.
!, mara. Michael F. Mccarthy. J. Edward
Lyons, John Ready. William L. shee.
han. Joseph Mcfarland, John c, Riley
!. Fred Brethauer. Thomas J. O'Brien
4 James Cook, John J. Courtney. Fred
+ Lutz. John A. Durkin, Otto c. wruck
John H, Courtney, Joseph H. Mulvey
Il Patrick Moran. James Brennan. John
n H. Flanagan, George Allen. George
4 Bohn, John F. Reilly Frederick Beck
l. Patrick Day. David Fitzgerald, Ed
d ward Mccarthy, Thomas McKenna
IS william Marinan, Robert A, Hollinger
n George H. Cook, Cornelius Stanley
II John j.. Kelly, William Mulkey
q William O'Brien, John ], Toole. Fred,