The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-07
BUSINESS MEN OF THE STATE
THE ASSOCIATION WILL HAVE 4N
 OUTING ON AUGUST 27.

A Meeting Held Here Yesterday to Make
 Arrangements Plans to Secure Legts-
 at the Business Meeting-Placs for the
 Outing Not Yet Selected.
 The directors of the New Haven Bus mess Mems association held meeting yesterday afternoon at o'clock in the Chamber of Commerce hall in the Moses building. The meeting was called to take action to arrange for the first an- nual outing of the State Business Mems association to be held on August 27 somewhere in the immediate vicinity of New Haven, the exact place not having yet been decided upon. Pleasure Beach, Branford Point, and Hills Homestead at Savin Rock are being considered. All the local organizations throughout the state will take part in the outing, but the arrangements have been left with the New Haven organization located conveniently near to shore resorts and thereby enabled to conveniently make arrangements. It is planned for the members of the state organization to meet here at 2 o'clock on the afternoon of August 27 and go by the steamer Victor for a sail probably to that shore resort which shall be selected for the outing. The Victor is a Bridgeport boat and has been selected for this occasion by the State association. It is expected that there will be time for sail of about one and one-half hours. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon a shore dinner will be served and the business men will return to the city in time to catch eve- ming trains for their respective homes.
 Yesterday afternoon President Henry H. Guernsey Of the State association appointed committees as follows: To arrange for the outing: On printing, George M. Adkins and George B. John- son; on transportation, F. J. Lindsley and s. P. Dibble; on dinner and music, F. l. Atwater, l.. c, Heller and M. F. Cosgrove; on invitations, George B. Johnson, c. M. Parker, Charles E. Hart, and John B. Judson.
 President Guernsey has authorized the committee on invitations to appoint a subcommittee and an effort will be IllduS lO secure d ldTS0 uGleSallOu lIOlll the New Haven association present at the outing. The Hartford association has already taken the matter up and appointed a special committee. The Hartford association will send fifty or seventy-five members, who will come to New Haven in special car The com mittee appointed there consists of Dwight N. Hewes, president of the Hartford associations; J E. Bruce and Messrs. Treat and Smith. The Hartford party will arrive here about 130 o'clock
 MT. Guernsey, who is both president of the New Haven association and also president of the state organization is- sued yesterday the call for the state outing and business meeting, which l will be held at the same time and noti- fled the secretaries of the various local | organza tions about the state.
 From the time, the visiting business men reach New Haven they will be talk en in charge by the New Haven associa- tion, although the local arrangements | in the various cities will be left to the | local associations If time allows there [ will be business meeting to arrange i for an active canvas this fall to enlarge l the association membership and in-
  crease it's strength, and also towards | preparing for the introduction at the | coming session of the legislature of any matter upon which legislative action | may be desired.
 The Bridgeport Business Mems asso- | citation will have an outing at Hills | Homestead. at Savin Rock next Friday | afternoon They will leave Bridgeport by special trolley car at o'clock and | will have dinner at 6 o'clock. Among the special guests who have been invit- ed are State President Henry H. Guern- sy, Rev. Dr. w. l.. Phillips of this city and w. R. Convine, secretary of the New York Board of Trade Invitations have also been extended to all the presi- dents of the local associations in the state It is expected that about 250 will be present