GETTING READY
For The Legislative Clubs’ Picnic at j
Savin R9ck, August 14
Invitations have been sent for the
reunion and banquet of the Legisla
tive clubs of Connecticut from 1901
to 1911, inclusive, which will be held
at Bishop's Colonnade at Savin Rock
on August 14. The invitations are
sent to members of the club of 1911,
prominent members of the “third
house,” Bull Moose men, the repub
lican state central committee, the
democratic state central committee,
the United States senators and the
congressmen from Connecticut.
It Is up to the members of the last
general assembly to get all the ex
members from their respective towns
to join the party. Tickets may be
engaged by applying to Senator
Frank C. Woodruff, Orange, the treas
urer of the club of 1911, “Souvenir"
Taylor, secretary of the club of 1901,
and Sabin S. Russell, secretary of the
club of 1911, have issued a circular
with the invitations, printed mostly
in Taylor’s favorite shade of green
ink, with red borders around the
page, telling what is expected to hap
pen on that day, and announcing—
“by-the-bye,” that an exchange of po
litical news and opinions will not be
prohibited. The dinner will be served
at 12:30 o’clock sharp. The officers
of the 1911 club are the following:
President—Frederick A. Scott, Ply
mouth.
Vice-Presidents—Dennis A. Blakes
lee. New Haven; Stiles Judson, Strat
ford; Bryan F. Mahan,. New London;
Charles W. Barnum, Lime Rock;
George A. Hammond, Putnam; Garry
Paddock, Bridgeport; Elmore S.
Banks. Fairfield: Lyman T. Tingler,
Vernon; Charles H. Peck, Stratford;
William H. Blodgett, Winchester.
Secretary—Sabin S. Russell, Kill
ingly.
Treasurer—Frank C. Woodruff.
