The morning journal-courier., 1908-01-31

the cap and bells" said Colonel osborn T hope. then, if I have been lnsolent' you will forgive me. I have one more card up my sleeve. wish, as eiti- zen of New Haven, to pay additional tribute to John P. Studley, who has held the faith well and l ask you Tn all seriousness to drink to him and sure he will say but a temporary fare- well to us" Hong cheers)
 Mayor Studley.
 Mayor Studley said in part: T was not built for occasions like this and my vocabulary is not extensive enough to express my gratitude for it all l feel somewhat like the husband who, being termed a model husband so many times by his wife, finally went to the dictionary to find out what she really meant There he read: Model a small imitation of the real thing.
 Tn these days we live rapidly A thing of interest to-day is ancient his tory soon. I was mayor month ago. cannot say anything about the past Let the dead bury their dead To- day am only one of 13O,O0O interest ed in New Haven. If this occasion shall have helped local era or good feeling. it certainly will have done much good. It is of little consequence what party is in power. As far as am concerned very large number of republicans failed to vote for me, and many democrats did vote for me.
 T was surrounded by good men. A mayor of a city cannot accomplish much alone. So far as any good things were done, they were done more largely by others than by my self.
 To-day we have tens of thousands who do not speak the English Ian guage, here in New Haven. The duty of the hour, 1t seems to me, is to take them by the hand and assist them municipal and otherwise. and make them those who will fight for our city and country because they love it. They have the making of good l citizens in them.
 | | have come out this cold night, who, in short, have left you happy homes for me- I do hope it will result in your getting closer together and in your standing nearer to Mayor Martin. Realize that no government will ever be much better or much worse than the citizens want 1t to be- l hope he will make such a good mayor that he will be in office many years, thank you again and most sincerely I for this most splendid occasion"
 The following was the committee:
 Governor Rollin s. Woodruff, chair man; Colonel Isaac M Ullman, Hon, James B. Martin, Major Smith G. | Weed. James A Howarth, Frank C.. | Bushnell, Frederick D. Grave, A. Heaton Robertson, Lewis H. English, Prof. William Lyon Phelps, Colonel Theodore H. Macdonald. Herbert c. Warren, Edward l. Atwater, Dr. . James H Kelley. Colonel George D. Post, Fred E. Whitaker, Sylvester z. Poli, Harry w. Asher, Mlnotte F. Chatheld, James P. Manning, Seymour NJ. Judd, Samuel R. Avis, and George E. Hall
 Among those present were the fol- lowing:
 Il Table No. 1. Gov. R. S. Woodruff, Hon J. F Studley. Hon J. B. Martin, MT. H, c Warren, Col. I. M Ullman, Col C. w } Pickett, pr. ] H. Kelly, MT. F, E ] Whitaker, Mir. F. l. Atwater, Mir. J A, Howarth, MT. W. P. Futile. MT. F : D. Grave, MT. F. c. Bushnell, MT. liar. ry Asher. Hon A. Heaton Robertson : Col Theodore H. Macdonald, Hon. M ] E. Chatfield, Hon, F. B. Farnsworth Prof, George H. Nettleton. MT. J. P Manning, Hon Alexander Troup, Col Norris G. osborn, Mir S. z. roli MT. $ Post, MT. s, R Avis and Mir. c. F Hall.
 f Table No. 2.
 MT G. W. Lewis, MT. R. H. Nesbit Mir. Henry Herz. MT. E. G. Frederick MT Henry H. Townshend, MT Henr, , Farrell. MT. E. A. Street, Mir, James ' Logan.
 Table No. 8.
 MT. John H. Pearce, Mir. ]. R. Gun . ningham, MT Joseph Kegelmeyer, MT Joseph c. Kelly, Mir. Amos Dickerman Mir. Charles l.. Well, Mir. John J. Ho gan, Mir. Louis Knollmeyer.
 
 Table No. 1. . Mir. John l.. Gilson, Mir. E. Portel Thompson, Dr. Herman Hessler, Dr Frederick G. Beck, MT. Carl F Boil man. Judge Ernest c. Simpson, MT , Charles w. Birely, MT. John K. Pun derford, Mir. Samuel F. Hoyt, MT. Ros COG E. Bronson, Judge Richard H. Ty ner, MT. Hubert l.. Dickerman, MT Joseph A. Weibel, MT. Charles Nick las, MT. C. w. Murdock, MT. Ridgwa, Larkin.
 Table No. 5.
 Dr. John F. Sullivan. pr. James Maher, MT. M. F. Hope, Mir Edward J Moriarty, Mir. John J. Kinnel, MT, M E. McHugh, pr. Henry A. Spang, Dr William J. Sheehan
 Table No. 6. MT. D. F. Kelly, MT. L. M. Ullman MT. Thomas Moffat, MT. Thomas Max well, MT. stephen McGann, Mir. Patricl Bersin, MT. John Gibbons, Mir Johl Cox.
 Table No. '.
 Mr. c. W. Scranton, Hon. C. F Thompson. MT Frank L. Stiles, Dr. N R. Hotchkiss, MT. Samuel Lloyd, Nil G. T, Bradley
 l Table No. s.
 Hon. J. Rice Winchell Mir. John ( Gallagher Mir John R. Booth, MT. A B. Woodford., Hon. F. L. Homan, MI E. L. lsbell, Hon. H. c. Newton, Nil George E. Hall.