The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-10
BUSINESS MEN
 HAVE BIC PICNIC
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(Continued rom First Page) at once and those who had started out by laughing remained to admirel the fruits of victory.
 The score by innings:
 Up-ToWn ... .......0 0 0 o 0-1 Downtown ,... 70 0 2 1, 5-9
 The lineup of the teams was-Down- Town-Torgerson p, O'Connell c, Burke 1b, Carroll 2b, Hara ss, stormont 3b, Booth If Wolfe cf Beckert If.
 Up-Town-P. Warner 9b, Swift 1b. Vodenbaum p, J. Broadbent c, Gorham 2b, Kirby ss, T. Swift If, Broadbent of, c. Warner If.
 The city band gave another concert on the park in front of the hotel with Edward Atwater as leader, There was general 1ourneying around of the members until the bugle again sounded the attack on the trolleys for the re- turn trip
 Whether the band was the real city band or the Business Mems association band was question to be asked on the return trip. With Thomas at the cym- bals, Booth at the big bass drum and another member at the snare drum and with Eddie Atwater flourishing the baton it looked rather like the latter
 Anyway there was music from the start of the return trip until Union sta- ton was reached, the chorus joining ably in all the old and popular songs ending finally with America" all standing as the train came into the sta tion
 With the band again at the head playing stirring march tunes tie Asso- citation marched from the station back to their headquarters in the Leffing well building. It was g thrilling and impressive sight to see the soldierly bearing and department of the recruits as they came along under the orders of Second Lieutenant George T. Hew- lett of the Governors Foot. Guards of this city.
 As guests of honor present were Mayor studley, president of the State association E. L. Graves of Bridgeport. D. l.. Bishop of Meriden, George T. Hewlett,,A A. c. Hendrick and. Fire Com missioner Joseph B. Cunningham.
 Others present were: Edward I. At water, Ralph s, Pagter, Charles Me Cabe, Samuel H. Kirby, c. H. Wood ruff, B. B. Locke, F. L. Wellman, F. B. Street, M J. Wagner, J. L. Carroll, D. J. Duggan, E. Roath H. M. Wins low H. A. Hillman, H. F. Doolittle, F. A. Warner, L. w. Swift, G. R. Doo- little, T. P. Swift, H. w Clinton, J. R. Booth, D. L. Isbell, Edwin S. Thomas, e. E. Stormont, Frank w Edwards of New York, w. W. Price, Judge Ho- bart l.. Hotchkiss, Adolph Weiss, A. Bassernan, c. F. Amnett, G. M Ter rell, R. c. Lightbourn, B. D. Broad bent, c. R. Beckert, Henry w. Torger- Ison, A. O'Connell, w H. Hara, Walter J. Burke, James B. Carroll, Frank P. Madden, William Verdenbaum, Fries son Broadbent, Moss Gompertz James H. Campbell, Henry Grenon, Jacob Christman, Alexander Grenon, F. H. Belden, W. H. Mclean, c. B. Platt, w. R. Bailey Henry Hillman, Silas J. Stowe, E. w. Baldwin, R. C. Baldwin F. M Ward, E. A. Ender, Albert w. Mattoon, Frederick w. Kaye, F. l.. ONeil, Thomas F. Nolan, E. Roach, E. A. Damon, S. Caplan, M. Shulman, John Frisbie, M. E. Schneer, J. J. Marron, Walter A. Clark, George Freer, w F. Moran, Dr. F. A Kirby, Andrew J. Retz John Wolf, Frank A. Wolf c. c. Powning, H. Resnik, M. Kligerman, F, A. Atwood, c. D. Car ter, F. P. Lewis, George Herpisch, Her. bert P. Warner, M P German, W. S. Hartshorn, H E. Kelsey, Benjamin F. Richards, E. A. Richards, Charles Augur, Charles II. Loomis, Elmert L. Norton, F. M. Carroll c. M. Hosley, H. White, M. s. Doroff, H. R. ,Rappoport, w. F. Norman, R. E. Warner, Lewis | Loeb.
 Upon the return of the business men to this city a light buffet lunch was | served at the rooms of the association, Louis Metzger of the Metzger Catering company inviting the members to be | his guests for the occasion. A vote of thanks was voted to Mir Metzger when the note offering the lunch was read. | before the association.