Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-13
BIC TIME COMING
Waterbury Expects to Beat and Treat
 the Park City Officials.

City Clerk Sandland has his ball players in training to give the Bridgeport city officials good trim ming when they play the return game of baseball in this city. He also has selected a committee to see that the visitors take away good inn pression of the Brass City. It is as follows:
 The reception committee men are the following:
 City Sheriff Matthew J. Smith, City Clerk w. H. Sandland, Former City Clerk M. J. Ryan, Harry w. Minor, D. F. c. Margraff, the committee of arrangements, have named the fol- lowing as reception committee:
 William E. Thoms, mayor; William H. Sandland, city clerk; James R. Lawlor, assistant city clerk; Edward l.. Futile, city treasurer; Michael D. Russell, comptroller; William J. Shanahan, assistant comptroller; Matthew J. Smith, city sheriff; Fran cis T. Reeves, collector of taxes; Frank P. Brett, town clerk; George M. Chapman and Henry O'Connor, registrars of voters; John P. Kellogg, city attorney Lucien F. Burpee, judge of city court; Charles E. Meigs, prosecuting attorney; Patrick J. Me- Mahon, clerk city court; Albert I. Chatfield, building inspector; Floyd B. Smith, deputy building inspector, Frank D. Pagan, sealer of weights and measures; John H. Loughlin, janitor city hall; the Misses Rather inc Carroll Bergen, Ella Fitzpatrick, Katherine M. Calvin, May Reeves, Dora A. Egan, Ora Bowen, Ruth Wal den, Jennie Kilduff, city hall secre- taries.
 Aldermen-James H. Filling, AL bert T. Sherwood, Joseph s. Nell, Frank B. Buck, Edward o. Goss, Will liam J. Larkin, John P. Elton, Louis E. Fitzsimons, Thomas B. Walker, William J. Spain, John H. Malone, Peter Lawlor, John Hurley. Daniel r. Noonan and Edward H. Bowe.
 Edward J. Finn, Michael A. Hart nett, Robert Dennison, ex-Mayor Ed ward G. Kilduff, George H. Burns. Perry c. Morris, Frank Ray, City En- gineer R. A. Cairns, Maier Kaiser, Imri A. Spencer, Henry w. Minor, John Griffin, Roland F. Andrews, Frederick c. Marggraff, Samuel c. Snagg, William Dodds, George NJ. Beach, Charles R. Ramon, Thomas Dodds, John F. Pagan, Bernard Ca- hey, John A. Kennaugh, William P. Keegan, Archibald E. Lord, Ambrose H. Wells, Edward B. McElligott, Pat rick Cronan, Daniel J. Murphy, Acly Castle. Ferdinand Wolf, John H. Crary, James P. Morris, Daniel E. Fitzpatrick, Dr John D. Freney, Dr Henry E. Hungerford, Henry Doerr, Fred Lallier, Dr Thomas Bland. Dr Thomas J. Kilmartin, E. F. Callahan, Peter T. Keeley, Martin J. McEvoy, George l.. Jenks, William E. Beecher, Martin F. Perginson, John F. Garren, John J. Mcdonald, Senator Finton J. Phelan, Isadore Chase, Dr Charles A. Monagan, Charles s. Chapman, Fred erick J. Loomis, Henry o. Wood, H. M. Rigney, B. w. Tinker, John J. :EitzgeraId, ,s Michael F. Slayin, Thom7 as F. Mitchell, Dennis F. Deeley, T, D. Barlow, N. J. Welton, H. H. Peck, George l.. Lilley, J. E. Sewell, Colonel James Geddes, Major A. M. Dickin- son, c. P. Goss, ST, c. P. Goss, jr. Edwin Hart, w. H. White. E. o. Jen- nings, H. s. Chase, H. s. Wade, James P. Elton, w. B. Merriman. General l.. N. Van Keuren, w. D. Richardson, T. H. Hayes, E. A. Lewis, l.. F. Root, J. A. Hynes, F. J. Brown. Colonel Lu- cien F. Burpee, Colonel J. B. Doher- ty, H. R. Durant, E. J. Donahue. John Booth Burrall. T. s. Lewis, J. R. Smith. E. L. Frisbie. R. K. Brown. Philip Curran, George Hughes, F. H. Towle, Louis B. Holland, l.. Asheim. J. w. Fitzpatrick, Harry E. Parsons, w. P. Bryan, Nj. F. Greaney. Post master J. H. Guernsey, Roger Con- nor, T. w. Fitzmaurice. M. F. Bowler. e. F. Chapin, Evening Democrat: William NJ. Lathrop, Charles Jay Sawdey. Ben Witkowski, J. o. Howe, Max Taschenberger. J. ]. Cassin. Rob- ert A. Lowe, Judge G. H. Cowell, William NJ. Gillette, Rev w. J. Slo- cum, ]. B. Mplings. w. s. Jones, J. H. Whittemore. R. N. Blakeslee, D. J. Mahaney, Robert c. Walker. ]. Killoughey, Joseph T. Smith, E. w. Biggerstaff. George J. Strobel. J. H. Mulville. F. F. 'Bergin. J. Moriarty. J. H. Gray, H. B. Loucks. J. w. McDon- aid, F. F.. Cross, w. l.. Hall. F. R. White. J. H. Murray and Fred stan- ley.
 All of the physicians, lawyers, male school teachers, druggists. all bankers, all the members of the bond commission and many other repre- sentative citizens are on the com mittee to welcome the Park City del- egation.
 The Bridgeport delegation will be headed by Mayor Reynolds. The bat tie will take place on Saturday June l6.
 After the game banquet will be served at The Elton.