Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-18
TIE PARK CITY INVADED
Waterbury Officials Turned Out
 in Force This Afternoon.

Presumably to Play a Game of Ball
 With Mayor Denis Mulvihill's Pets
 -The Clans and Other Things That
 Grow Down There Are Probably
 the Attractions, However-City Clerk
 Ryan Is Handling the Local Men
 and He Expects to Bring Home the
 Ball, Not the High Ones.
 has been presented to its readers the greatest comedy of the season will have been enacted, namely, the base ball game between teams representing the city officials of Waterbury and Bridgeport. The game was played this afternoon at Newfield park in Bridgeport and unless the unexpected has happened Manager M. J. Ryan and the other Waterburians who went to Bridgeport to see the game are now celebrating glorious victory. But the unexpected often occurs iii base ball, so the Waterburians who re- mained at home should not give vent to much enthusiasm until the boys re- turn home and inform us whether they have upheld the ancient traditions of the famous sporting city and won a decisive victory.
 The local city officials, the members of the team and their friends, left for Bridgeport on the 1 80 train, to which a special car was attached for them. There were about 30 in the party, no than which ever left Water bury. All branches of the city gov ernment were represented. City Clerk M. J. Ryan, manager of the team, had charge of the arrangements. A fine reception awaited them in the Park City. Special trolley cars conveyed them to the grounds. After the game the party were to go to the ferry at the foot of Seaview street and take the ferry to Pleasure Beach, where an elaborate banquet will be served. The local party will return tonight at 11:30 via New Haven.
 The Waterbury party was made up as follows: Mayor E. G. KiIduff, City Clerk NJ. J. Ryan, Aldermen Louis Gates, G. M. Beach. Daniel Foley, Stephen O'Brien, John Brophy, Robert Martin Keefe, James H. Mur- ray, Ralph N. Blakeslee and James Filling, Commissioner Martin Scully of the board of public works, Commits sioner D. J. Lahey of the board of pub- lie safety, Commissioners c. Y. Kent, T. J. Carmody, c. A. Chapman and l. Chase of the board of education, Charles Brewer and William Disley of the board of chari- -ies, Superintendent of the Water Blu eau J. F. O'Brien, Plumbing Inspector James Walker, Sealer of Weights and Measures Frank Pagan, Milk Inspec- or Dr Keeley, Captain Dodds, Health Officer Kilmartin, President T. K. Law or of the board of public health, School Inspector M. J. Smith, Consta- 0les M. .F. Carmody and E. J. Dona- lue, Collector of Garbage H. M. Rig ley, Janitor John Loughlin, Superin- .endent of Streets Edward Kelley, As 'istant City Clerk Nettleton, Sanitary Inspector Moses, Clerk T. F. McNahon If the board of charities, Reporters !. Olin Howe, B. L. Cow1es, A. R. Hanna, Clerks George Byrnes, Dennis slayin and John Howard of the water bureau, John Hurley, David Sheehy John Spellman, William Thompson, Iaier Kaiser, John Healey, ex-Alder- nan Charles Boylan, Howard Chris ie, c. A. Jackson, IT. B. Fiske and Charles Messer. A few others went ,y way of the Dublin street station.
 The lineup of the team was to be IS follows: J. Howard, catcher; D. slavin and Attorney Durant, pitchers; Alderman Pagan, first base; Dr Kill martin, second base; Alderman Bro- 'hy, third base; Commissioner D. J. 1ahey, shortstop; Alderman Gates, l eft field; Alderman Murray, center ield; Alderman Walker, right field. There was any number of substitutes. |
 WOMAN WANTS REWARD.