Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-28

/ Mr. Schofield OF Naugatuck, Mr. Por-
ter Of New Britain.
Table 12-George e. Camp, o. G..
Camp, II. f. Harding, F. B. Board
man and Frank S. r. Douglass.
! Table AT. d. Barlow, o. r.
Barlow and 8 G. Jones.
| Table 15-T. F. Jackson, G. A..
! Jackson, w. H. Signor, G. Russell,
r. b. Chapman and H. w. Tyrrell.
| Table 16-I. Chase, Samuel Chase,
F. w. Simmons, F. F. Abbott, D. T.
Hart and John T. Boylan.
. Table 17-W. w. Holmes, DR. D.
B Deming, H. G. Filley. J. B. Jones,
I o. H. Gage and r. w. Dennison.
Table 18-William M. Lathrop, F.
w. Tate, David B. Meth, c.. S. Chap
man and Congressman G. l.. Lilley.
Table 19-Dr William o. Beecher,
DR. E J. Abbott, Stanley H. Crater.
S. B. Holmes, E H. Towle and A. H.
Mills.
Table gov. D. Epson, G. N.
Hughes, G. e. Sellew, J. P. Morgan,
w. J. Larkin and w. E. Hunt.
Table 21-F. Pope, DR. Carroll
and P. H. Carroll.
Table 22-W. G.. Langley, A. H.
Langley, H. w. Langley, A. Dallas,
Dallas Dodd.
Table 23-Judge E. f. Cole,
Charles A. Colley, L. w. Mooring, NJ.
H. Ashendon, DR. f. G. Graves and
Postmaster j. w. Pilling.
Table 24-George Srobel.
Table &c. D. Nye, Secretary
Robert Lewis, Mr. Church of Boston,
Frederick Gillmor. Luzerne NJ. Camp,
r. William Hampson.
Table 26-J. Merrick Galloud, the
Rev J. G. Davenport, D. D., w. B.
Schlegel, Warren L.. Hall and L. J.
Atwood.
Table 27-J. ]. Galley, C. A. Greer,
John A. Boyd, A. r. Plumley and f.
G. Humphrey.
Table 2S-John Moriarty, John
Moriarty, jr, +. Trott, G. Jackson, Mr.
Segur, Mr. Curtiss.
Table 29-E. J. DAILY, J. NJ. DAILY
and T. E. Hough.
Table GOV. Fl. Hoffman, E. C.
Steele, DR. Cowell, DR. Castle.
Table 31-Dr E. w. Meyer, w. S.
Jones, w. Reither, J. Biitner.
Table CIV. Richard Epson, A. f.
Lord and l.. T. Reed.
Table 33-S. L. Crane, H. L. Row.
land, ]. w. Persee, C. J. Finley, W.
III. Camp and H. ID. Williams.
Table BIB. r. Kelsey, Z. Hart,
Oscar Fitzsimons, Louis E. Fitzsim-
ons, J. H. Hurlbut and w. B. Hotch-
kiss
Table $50. A. ZigIatzki. H. c.
Post, J. I. Robertson, Il. S. Ross, w.
G. Morse, A. G. Jagel
Table 36-George E. Boyd, l. P.
Kellogg and w. d. Pierson.
Table 37-Theodore Nuhn, T. S.
Meyer and l. w. Reynolds.
Table 3S-Attorney l.. r. Carter, To-
rem r. Carter, c. l.. jerks, A. /. Chat
field, w. NJ. Hall and Mr. Blackmeyer.
Table 39-W. J. Munson, II. Il.
Stoughton, Attorney John H. Cassidy,
DR. 7. J. Kilmartin and A. Schumacher.
Table 40-Press representatives.
Undoubtedly those present would
be willing to pay the price of another
banquet to listen to debate on this |
subject between the secretary and the |
The former would per- |
haps receive the decision, but it would |
be a mighty interesting duel.
1t is to be regretted that the late
ness of the hour caused the Rev A. Y.
Conrad, d. D., pastor of the Park
Street Congregational church, Boston,
to condense his address. He spoke on
"The Modern Gospel of the Square
Deal He Is n most fluent talker.
has very powerful voice. which
with a well prepared subject, made
his address one of the most interest
ing of the evening. 1t is TO be hoped
that Waterbury will within short
time again have the pleasure OF hear
ing him.
During the evening a fine musical
concert was rendered
The out Of town speakers We're pre- |
sented with handsome gold watches
by the association All were highly !
,lated with their gifts.