The sun., 1910-12-14
JUDGE BALDWIN NOT PRESENT
cor ERNOR-ET TEGr REfT SIS 70
DgNF WIN RDOSTI EIT.
E,.Prrs'ti-nt Rrrrsts =" the >~~ Have
thamh~r NJ tcm'"rrcr tn" ThinS,
Hr said in tho tampaiSn oTrr~
Toast to TAFT a,si shirf Justice wh,ir.

Hr said In tho tampaign WTrr>
Toast to TAFT a,si shirf Justice wh'ir
NEN HAYES. Doc - Theodore Rno-'-
welt was the prir"ipai guest and speaker
AT In" annual dinner of the New Haver
hnnber of tommerC" io-nieh' h'
arrived shortly before u O'Clock. accom-
panicd by Col Isaac " lliman. prrSi
dent If the chamber \ small crowd
was at IN" station and another small
crowd lined ny before Col illman :
house. whore MIR Roosevelt; w<nt directly
on HIS arrival
After an hour thor" Mr. Roosevelt
and Mr. tllman drove 10 Memorial Hall
adjoining IN" Yale dining hall, wh"r'
an informal reception was held FOR aI
ho,r Io give the members of the organI7a'
,ion IA "hanC" Ia m''"t the guest
III. banquet began with an invocation
by tho Rev Anson Phslps Stokes .Ir
secretary nf the Yale Corpora ION. who
with President Hadl.y was guest ~
ih. guest tabl" also were .bidg" + II
Hall of Bridgeport, Chief Jus'ic" of th'
Connecticut Su RENE Court OF Errors
former Governor Rollin - Woodruff
former Governor Phiness { I.ounsburv
Mayor Frank J Rice Of this city. Presi
dent Cllman and Secretary {. r. Juin
of the chamber
Governor elect Baldwin did not attend.
ON account Of the attack made upon him
ny Col Roosevelt during the recent cam
palgn
A. soon as he arrived in this city Col
Roosevelt was joined by four detectives.
who kept close io him during his stay IN
New Haven
Tn" iir-' speech of IN. evening was by
President Imam Of the chenb-r n.
mentioned Taft. and the President =
name was loudly ,heer.d When he
Introduced col. Roosevelt th. 5u0 ban
,ui.t-r~ stood up and waved hendker
chiefs and vrred for TEDDY II Wa p
,tIart ar after ~ - rOC'S when tOl RoUs..-
v.i' he'.Gn his address
r- ti'a .rtiS,4, Sf-,hs selection pg prNisis!pnt
Gaf, ri .ltIStiC- hiIe To b, hIsf Justice
ui the nted States Supreme Cour;
The' appointment auEured we'll for the.
country in 90. k"uHr"ts judgm"n'
Then hc proposed two toasis To be drums
th"r" and thea The first was - the
President of m" tinted States and tn"
second IL the learned. eminent and Ihl"
hi.f Justice White
For an hour COL Roosevelt discussed
sub IeC'S that h. has gone over rspea ateilv
IN his Western speeches in the recent cam
pIigu There wasn't n.'w thing IN what
h" SAID. VI. declared for he. distrbgtion
O.. material wealth on Just grounds and
that hr has been only trying ro preach
til. doctrine II Abraham lLu"pIn. Il
"t~'l 10 Ss'' ll''' eI'sl F'EI-
lated and controlled ia such "a way that
tn. rights ni mar Will he protected. he
said. I want that progressive move
m.ui 20 take place und"r -'.u-lhl. men aIIu
not under D,mucrat.
He summed up 10y saying thar he was
IN favor of equal rights for all aud special
privileges for NONE
col Rop-.,' eli declared that many PER
sons lad been Indu-triou~lv Taught tu
regard lin ~ sort ~ modified Lnar-
, hI-t and certain critr- had spent much
l,m" hook ng through hi- .'.Chr- and
magazln. artICis- - -." n they inCii..I
to rev UlItlun
In hI- opinion There hhd been "a good
deal uf loose ;alL ab"ut change ia IN.
system of government
II would he entirely wong. p" SAID
the 'hI- country "a. . MARION should
n-El- her own lr-c.,-i- Inril man
C?u pail hlS own w.Igh' Col Roosevelt
declared h- could mo- help any body "l-.
He .p.-ch was r"Ss rd-i ~ q,''. ord
nav several times h.. wa- apIlaud.1
u ni a. IN" rlu-.. n" ..,, we'd - ri-'Ul: vn''
81 thanks
Nj Hoo,"v. w"rt Do Rc~r,u AZ m.I-
NIGH.