The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-26
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GREAT NINE ASSURED AT HARTFORD BALL GAME Numerous Committees Ap- pointed to Care for Local
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 If the realization, on September Il. of the plans laid at the meeting of Hartford city officials, Friday after noon, anywhere near approximates the anticipations expressed at that enthu siastic and now historical session. the New Haven guests who have promised to hie them to the capitol city on the day in question, will return to their na- tive city (perhaps), or in any event will be returned to their native city, with naught but glorious words of praise for the particular brand of hos pitality which the Hartford fathers" expect to deal out.
 The meeting was largely attended" and each mans plans were given due consideration, with the result that happy combination of the cream of ideas was fixed upon In the after noon, immediately the guests arrive in the city, they will be transported via trolley cars of the Consolidated Rail- way company direct to the Wethers- field avenue grounds, there to partake of light luncheon. of slum- -gullion and sirkers, just enough of each to stay off the bangs of hunger until after the game, when the feast of the day will be held. Just where this coup d'etat will take place is not yet decided, but the entertainment committee will in- Ivestigate and report at a second meet irg, to be held next Friday at 7;S0 in the council chamber
 It will be apparent even to the cas- ual observer that there was no spirit of exclusiveness rife when the com mittees were appointed, and if any body thinks he has been sighted when the plums were dealt out, let him com municate with Manager John F. Con- riff or Captain Joe" Holton, and the matter will be rectifled.
 The following committees were ap- pointed to have charge of the details of the reception and entertainment of the guests:
 Entertainment-E S. Young, chair man; Alderman D'Esopo, Alderman Breen, Alderman Hardy T, Lohmes.
 Finance--P. Davis Oakley, chairman; Councilman Carroll, ex-Alderman John Watson, Fred J. Bliss, Ferdinand Rich ter, ex-Alderman George Fl. Bill, E. B. Munsill, Charles A. Goodwin, William H, Corbin, R. D. Bone M J. Hafey Don OConnor, Edward T. O'Brlen, James T. Murray, Charles J. Cunning.
 Transportation-Cou Samuel Carroll, chairman Councilman Barber, Rose and F. ". Miller.
 Printing-Charles H. Robbins freshment-Alderman Kashmann. chairman, ex-Mayor Alexander Harbl- son, Alderman Morgan Brainard, Coun- eilmen William Berry, Starkweather, Whlton, Scofield and Dickenson, Robert Chaser. A. C. Wagner, Charles H. zim- merman, c, C. Fischer A. L. Hopkins. Press-W, D, Freer, chairman; H. I. Horton R. P Butler, R. w. Olmsted, j. w. Pyne,
 eception-Henry F. Smith, chair man. Mayor William r, Henney Sen ator M. c. Bulkeley, Colonel K. E. Cone, Arthur L, Shlpman, Commits sioner James P. Berry, ex-Alderman George w. Christoph, Alderman Kop- lpermann, Lieutenant Governor F. J. Lake, Senator Patrick McGovern, Judge D. L. Garvan, ex-Mayor l. A. Sullivan, Water Commissioners Henry Roberts, Frank c. Sumner Henry Souther, E. L. Smith, Frank L. Carey, F. D. Berry, Charles H, Slocum, F. M. Barrows, Street Commissioners Buths, Cooley, Gross, Clifford, O'Neil and Angus, John R. I<emmerer, Police Commissioners Slesinger, c. N. Fowler, l J. Gilbert Calhoun. John H. Buck
 John Cosgrove, Bernard Lyon, w. E. Sail, Charles E. Parker Howace B, Clark, George F. Reynolds, Daniel Beadett, Amos Reynolds, Postmaster F, A. Hagerty, Superintendent Philo Hansling, William Sheedy F. L. Ford, Representative D. w. Hooker, Repre- sentative F. w, Smith, William J. Me IDonough, County Commissioner Will liam Bailey, B. L. Newton, Charles E.. Rice, eX-Alderman John Watson, Com missioners R. J. Dillon and Morris Older, Sheriff Dewey, Judge L. P. w. Marvin, William Cotter, Robert R. Pease, H. D, Burnham, James II. Clerkin, Col. William Donahue, Se- Ilectmen Louis Elsner, S. L. Bacharach, John w. Nolan, W. J, Tohurst, H. R. Philbrick, B. N Clark w. o. Burr, George o, Brett, A. G. Nystrom, Henry Atwood, P. J. Desmond, George A. Fairfield, Chief William r. Gum, Chief Louis Krug, John M. Ney, D. J. Murphy, w. c. Butler, George P. Mer- ritt, Edward Flynn. Charles H. Lath- am, John P Graham. E. J. Lacy, Nal colm McNie, Bishop Brewster, Bishop Tierney, Dr. D. F. Sullivan, Charles Fl. Lawrence, Henry Jonas, SenaNr F. S
 Luther, Senator Thomas J, SpellaGy and Charles Hopkins Clark.