The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-10
ALL YOUR CLANS.
SECOND ANNUAL OUTING OF THE
 0UISNIPIAG AssOCIATION. ;

Base Ball, spnrring and Clam-Baks at
 Paws ,n Park-New Haven and Meriden
 to Play BaIi-sail Around Fauikner'a
 Isiand-other Events of the Day.
 Wednesday next, September F. 1894. will undoubtedly be a great day among the democratic clans of the city and town. On that day will be held tha second annual outing and olambake oa the Qulnnipiac association. Last year the outing was one of the most enjoya> ble ever given by any organization, but 1t Is intended to make this years event much superior to even that of last year, Then again the day for the outing has been most aptly selected and the many members can enter into the spirit of the event with nothing to mar in tha slightest degree their enjoyment. The day will be most appropriate one, as the democratic primaries will be held on Tuesday and of course the day fols lowing the members of that party will be thoroughly able to enjoy a rest from the arduous ask of building, repairing and trying to prop up their broken down fences
 The outing Is in the hands of a most efficient committee composed of Alder- man Henry Farrell. chairman; Selects man John T. Pohlman, secretary; Wil- liam Sullivan, Selectman Joseph B. Guns ningham, Councilman Andrew Coolil1an. Town Agent John Garrity, Fire Com- missioner Jacinto Casariego, Councils man Thomas Ahern, Police Commis- sioner Daniel s. Gilhuly, Registrar of Vital Statistics James J. Carr and Su4 perintendent of Springside Farm Henry w. Sanford. This committee has been assiduously at work for several weeks preparing for the event and have left no stone unturned to secure the success of the outing.
 Already a large number have signi- fled their intention of going on the baka and 1t is expected that several hundred will take part in the event. The stearner Margaret has been chartered and will leave Belle dock promptly at 10 o'clock. The party will sail immediately to Paw son Park. where the provisions for the bake will be left off, after which, while the bake is being prepared, the party will enjoy sail around Faulk- ner's Island, returning in season foH the bake, all with much whetted appe- tites.
 One of the principal attractions of the outing will be a baseball game be- tween the ctiy and town officials of Meriden and New Haven. The game will be called promptly at 1 o'clock, The makeup of the local team has been decided upon. but the players will be selected to-day and will practice hourly to-day and tomorrow in the old morgue, under the city hall. Several physicians will also be taken oh the outing so as to be on hand to attend to any injuries which may be sustained by the players, each of whom will take out an accident insurance policy before the game commences.
 Besides the ball game there will be al sparring match for points between two well known Ninth ward athletes, There will also be greased pig races and other athletic contests and the day will be thoroughly enjoyed 'by all fortunate enough to secure invita- tions.
 During the forenoon, lunch of clam chowder. etc., will be served on ths Margaret. The bake at the park wilE be prepared by MT. Averill of "The Ark's at Indian Neck and will be a regular old fashioned New England clanA bake.
 Although the association Is oomuosed of democrats there wilF De d of republicans on the tbutina, and both parties will drop all differ- ences and enjoy themselves to the full. Politics will be 8 carefully avoided sub-, ject on the trip and summary measures will be dealt out to anyone who starts a political discussion. It is expetted that about one hundred from MNriden will be present. The party will return home early in the evening.