Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-11-22

were told to drop their net on one side of the boat, port or starboard, forget ! which, when immediately they made this for fish story? When was a boy saw picture of this event, and 1t was true to life too l am sure, bel cause in the picture, it was the b!gl fish that were getting away out of the fulness of the net, just as it always happens to us, when we go a-fishing. went fishing with Dr Haywood once and when the doctor caught his first fish, he waded out into the stream to have me put it in my basket. It was a chub sucker, and less than six inches long. Because of the quality, and not because of the size thereof, threw itI into the water, to the great disap- | pointment of the reverend gentleman who will now address you. Give him a welcome"
 Ut is the pleasure of this associa- tion that present to you this cherry, which has not been contaminated by the presence of the cocktail.
 "The cherry is an emblem of truth, ! lOl ID IL HoC u uC IloL liC 5l CetC W ooii
 ington, the father of his country, es- tablished his reputation for truth and veracity by the story of the hatchet and the cherry tree? It is said that truth lies at the bottom of well. Nay, not so. It lies at the bottom of the cocktail; for it is the cocktail that releases the tongues of men, thereby enforcing the truth which would be otherwise supprest. Take it my dear sir, in all it's virgin purity, with the best wishes of the members of this club for your future happiness and prosperity
 Other speakers were the Rev Dr Haywood, D. c. Beard, Judge Peas ley, the Rev John N. Lewis, Judge
 Cole. A communication was re-
 ceived from Judge Burpee express
 ing regret on account of not being
 able to attend.
 The committee in charge consisted
 of B. R. Kelsey, J. J. O'Neill, c. A.
 Templeton and J, A. Peasley.
 Among the guests and members
 present were: c. L. Andrews, Will
 liam Andrews, F. H. Brothers, H. s.
 Bronecke, c. G. Belden, George H..
 Benham, Daniel Carter Beard, E. A.
 Bass, Clark Bennett, F. s. Chase, P,
 c. Cowles, w. $. Calender, Charles
 A. Colley, Edward F. Cole, A. J..
 Cooney, Edward L. Cowles,, Edward
 Croft, J. E. Dillon, A. B. Dixon, D.
 B. Deming, John Draher, o. S. Fitz-
 simons, L. E. Fitzsimons, Peter F'itz
 Henry, w. E. Fielding, J. H. D. Granniss, o. H. Gage, Ernest L. Clyde, w. A. Goodrich, Dr E. w. Goodenough, Paul Hespelt, R. Will liam Hampson, M. w. Hall, Edwin Hart, w. B. Hotchkiss, Charles E. Hall, Oscar Haywood, D. D., w. M. Hodges, c. J. Hill, J. H. Hurlburt, John B. Jones, B. R. Kelsey, M. F. Kloppenburg, George L. Lilley, A. l.. g Lyall, John Lancaster, George F. Lancaster, R. P. Lewis, r. E. Miller ER. E. Munger, Thomas F. Mcdonald Frederick G. Mason. w. H. Miller 7 E. w. Mover, ohn E. Moore, John J O'Neill, E. R. Patzold, Morris Pfef. :, lin, A. R. Plumley, c. H. Perry Frederick NJ. peasley, James A ! Peasley, Herbert s. Rowland, M, J | Ryan, J. K. Smith, Archer J. Smith :, George E. Sellew, H. S. Seeley, J. O Simpson, John A. Stringer, R. c , Swenson, Raymond G. Stewart James E. Smith, c. A. Templeton A. J. Thompson. B. w. Tinker, Cor nelius Tracy, c. H. Upson, w. L .e Woods, N. Wallace, H. l.. Wade, E A w. Wilson. David R. Walker, Johr U Walker and William H. White.