Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-04
DISTINGUISHED GUESTS FOR
 THE BIG CELEBRATION
Those Who Will Be Invited According to the List Thus Far Approved by the Committee in Charge.


 The accompanying list gives the names of the distinguished ~uests who will be invited to the celebration of the 25Oth anniversary of the founding of the town, July 5 and s, as far as approved by the committee. The list contains over 100 names and 1t may be further increased.
 President and Mrs William H. Taft Vice President and Mrs. James B. Sherman.
 Cabinet.
 George W. Wickersham, attorney Frank H. Hitchcock, postmaster general.
 James Wilson, secretary of agricul- ture.
 Charles Nagle. secretary of com nlerce and labor.
 Philander c. Knox, secretary of state.
 Richard A. Ballinger, secretary of interior.
 George von L. Meyer. secretary of Franklin Macveagh, secretary of Jacob NJ. Dickinson, secretary of war. Governors of New England States and
 New York State. Gov. Eben S. Draper Massachusetts. Gov. Henry B. Quimby New Hamp- shire.
 Gov. George H. ProuCy, Vermont. Gov. B. F. Fernauld. Maine Gov. Aram J. Pothier, Rhode Island. Gov. and Mrs. Charles D. Hughes, New York.
 Gov. and Mrs. Frank B. Weeks, Middletown.
 Brig. Gen. G. M. Cole, the adjutant general.
 Col Robert O. Eaton, Montowese, oUartermaster general.
 Col. Frederick c. Graves. Waterbury, surgeon general.
 Col. Andrew N. Shepard, Portland. commissary general.
 Col Elmer H. Ravens, Bridgeport, paymaster general.
 Col J. Moss Ives, Danbury, judge advocate general
 Lieut. Commander F. A. Bartlett, naval aide.
 Maj. Theodore Roosevelt. Jr.. ThompsonVilIe, aide de camp. Maj. A. E. Rice, Waterbury, aide de camp.
 Maj. Louis M. Ullman. New Haven, hlIG u6 CdLll
 Col. William E. F. Landers, adtutant general.
 Col Michael F. Wise, assistant quar- ternaster general Senators and Representatives in Con-
 gress from Connecticut.
 Senators.
 Hon. Morgan G. Bulkeley, Hartford. Hon. Frank E. Brandegee, New Lon don.
 Representatives. Hon. E. Stevens Henry, First dis trict Vernon, Conn.
 Hon. Nehemiah D. Sperry, Second district, New Haven.
 Hon. Edwin W. Higgins, ThirG dls- trict, Norwich.
 Hon. EbeneZer J. Hill, Fourth dis trict Norwalk. Conn.
 Hon. John Q. Tillson, representative at-large, New Haven.
 Judges of Supreme Court. Judge and Mrs Samuel O. Prentice, Hartford.
 Judge Simeon E. Baldwin, New Ha- ven.
 Judge and Mrs. F. B Hall, Bridge port.
 Judge Albert T. Roraback Canaan. Judge John M. Thayer, Norwic5. Chief Justice Holmes of U. $. SU- pTeme court Presidents of Colleges in Connecticut. President Arthur T. Hadley, Yale, President F. s. Luther, Trinity. Hartford
 President Rev. William Arnold Shanklin, Wesleyan university, Mid dletown.
 President Charles L. Reach. Connec- ticut agricultural college, Storrs. President and Mrs. James R. Gar field, Williamstown. Mass Ex-President Timothy Dwight Yale, New Haven.
 Clergy. Right Rev. Chauncey B. Brewster and Mrs. Brewster, MiddletoWn. Bishop Bevins, Springfield, Mass. Bishop R. H. Nelson, Albany. Bishop or acting bishop of diocese of Hartford of Roman Catholic church. Pastor of Saybrook church. Rev. John Neale, TerryViue. Mayors of Cities in Connecticut. Mayor Steven Charters. Ansonia. Mayor Harry Lee, Bridgeport. Mayor William c. Gilbert, Danbury. Mayor James B. AtWater, Derby Mayor Edward w. Hooker, Hart ford.
 Mayor Thomas L. Reilly Meriden. Mayor T. MacDonough Russell, Mid dletoWn.
 Mayor George NJ. Landers, New Britain.
 Mayor James B. Martin, New Ha- ven.
 Mayor Benjamin l.. Armstrong. New London.
 Mayor John CaVaDauqh NorwaIk. Mayor John J. McGarry. Putnam. Mayor Costello Lippitt Norwich. Mayor George Forster, Rockville. Mayor Francis I. BurneH, South NorwalK.
 Mayor Edwin | Tunper Stamford. Na mn.