Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-06-22
THE SCHUETZEN BUND.

The Closing Day of Their Annual
Shooting Festival-The Award of
Prizes to the Successful NIarks-
men.
The closing day Of the shooting festival
of the Southern New England bund was
very successful, the grounds being crowded
with people from morning until evening.
The shooting began in the morning and
did not end until shutdown, and there were
some spirited contests. Mr.. Frederic Ko-
Der. one of Captain Brewers policemen at
the Dixwell avenue precinct, made the
highest score at the target of honor, which
was open to members of the bund only,
and in consequence is ''Schuetzen Koenig"
shooting king) for the ensuing year. He
made score of GA out of a pos
sible rs. The prize which he won
besides the "Schuetzen Koenig" medal
was very fine sewing machine. Others
at this target stood as follows: H. Pope of
Hartford 81, John Gulow of New Haven
So, G. T. Stevens of Springfield So, Berth
jain of New Britain So, Albert Brinkman
of New Haven Sc, F. K. Rand of Hartford
SIS, Fred Engel of New Britain So, Conrad
Helm of New Haven 81, Martin Glssnap of
Meriden "a, julius Flosdorf of Meriden 81,
H. Fischer of Hartford SO, G. L. Talbot OF
Springfield 50. Henry Feist of Meriden
81, W. w. Tucker of Hartford 81, Richard
Neidel of Springfield so. George Stelzle of
New Haven so, Albert Landensack of New
Haven 40, Peter Maeurer of Meriden 40,
Charles Leopold of New Britain 4S, julius
Huebler of Hartford 48, Henry Buch-
ter of New Haven At, Emil
May of New Britain AZ, John w:
Esser of Ansonia 46, W. J. Neidl
of New Britain 46, William Carver of
Meriden 46, Adam Uhl of New Haven 40,
Herrm Buchholz of Springfield As, Louis
Bridgeport 43, William Knoth of New
Haven 49,, August Mayer of Meri-
den 43 Albert Dannekird of Meri-
den 43, Charles Dreehsler of
Meriden AZ, Mr.. Baumgartner of New
Britain AZ, George Droeme of Bridgeport
Al, Louis Uhl Of New Haven 40, Joseph
Preissel of New Britain 80, H. Konold of
New Haven 80, N. O'Connor of New Ha-
ven 80, Charles Sirringhaus of New Haven
Winkler of Springfield 80, Joseph
| Scheffler of Springfield 3S, William Lieb-
rum of Bridgeport 3s, II. Keller of Bridge
port 3e, h. Keller of Bridgeport SO, Paul
Beetz of New Haven SO, Otto Klett of
Hartford 81, John Zeiner of New Britain
81, Robert Schlegel of New Haven 49,,
Louis Kitchen of Bridgeport So,
John Glassnap of Meriden So,
William Allemeyer of Meriden 35, John
Ambuhl of Meriden So, F. N. Varrin of
Springfield IS, Herrm Reich of Hartford
"a, Theodore Martus of New Haven "a,
Adolph May of New Britain "a, Emil
Knapp of Ansonia 50, F. Billian of
New Britain, 81, Francis Loes-
cher of Springfield 81, Gus Remkus of
Springfield 81, Oscar Doerr of New Britain
81, William Englekarett of New Haven 80,
NJ. Diestrich of New Haven 80, William
Huetner Of Ansoria 80, E. K. Herm of
Hartford 20, Phil Walch of Springfield %,
HWerner of Springfield %, Charles Rohr-
bach of Bridgeport %, Charles Groenke of
Hartford 25, Emil Loescher of Ansonia %,
Bob Weber of Bridgeport IS, John Hugo
of New Haven "a, Louis Sterckert of
Springfield "a, John Anschuetz of Meri-
den "a, G. Blindenbacher of New Haven
%, F. Echel of New Britain %, John G..
South of New Haven %, NJ. Spiegel 90, A.
ziglatzkier %.
The score at the general prize target,
with members in order of rank, was as