Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-25
NEW YORK DAY
 AT sTRoNGIN FARM
Big Time at Gardner Lake, at Which Many From Norwich Were Present.


 The Strongin farm at Gardner Lake was the scene of a delightful social gathering on Sunday, when. in addi- tion to his New York guests, the af- fable proprietor entertained many from the surrounding farms, and a large party from this city, With true old- fashioned hospitality everyone was made to feel at home and the fine weather and pleasant surroundings contributed to a day full of pleasure for all
 One of the features of the enjoyable occasion was the ball game between campers, which turned out to be a lively contest all the way through, with many clever plays that deserved the plaudits they received from the fair onlookers. Although Norwich gained a lead in the opening innings, the Campers came back strong in the fifth and made the score even. The next four innings were runIess but a rally in the tenth, which could not be overcome, made the game safe for the 688's. As a mound artist, D. Ben dett showed himself in excellent form by flaming 16 of the heavy hitting campers. A star play was pulled off by Second BaSeman F1eiScher for the Lake team, when he successfully at tended to hard catch with one hand, while H. Budnick's threebagger and doubles by o. Crumb were the big events with the willow. It was the 6SS's first game of the season and they showed their old-time form against their opponents. who proved a fast aggregation. Next Sunday they play Colchester at Colchester. The 1ineups were:
 Norwich 6sS's-D. Bendett p, Lahn c, Crurnb 1b, Budnick 2b, s. s5iegel ss, M. Bendett 3b, L. Trachtenburg If, H. Hertz of, H. Hyman and H. Markoff of.
 Strengths Campers-Charles Bern stein p. Meyer Bernstein c, H. Strong in 1b. H. G. Fleischer 2b, H. Strongin ss, Phil Leight 3b. D. Tauenbaum If, Sol Feingold If, Dan Polsky of.
 Score by innings: R.H. E. 6S8's 02 0 1 1--5 3 Campers 1 G 0 ? 0 0 0 0-4 5 3
 Umpire, I. Polski; attendance. 300; time, 2.15.
 Following a bountiful supper, there was a concert by the Lyric orchestra of this city, the musicians playing in an excellent manner. Later there was musical programme, delightful num- bers of which were solo, Two Little Love Bees, by Miss Ida Pickus, a se- lection from The Pink Lady by Miss May Pisik: a solo, Havana, by Miss Kaufman; the recitation. Joe. by Miss Minnie Shapiro The ladies received liberal applause for their commendable efforts and the accompaniments were pleasingly given by Miss Ida Fried lander. A dance. The Highland Fling, by Miss Rosenthal of Brooklyn, N Y, and a Russian dance, by Miss D. Sok- hol, were well executed. Dancing was then enjoyed until midnight.
 H. G. F1eischer proved the right man in the right place as floor direc- tor and manager and he and his as- sistants carried out their duties in a pleasing manner. The hall had been handsomely decorated with Japanese lanterns, wreaths and flowers by Dr. and Mrs. Bonime. Miss Sophia Landy and Miss Irene Schlossback and the floor filled with the dancers presented a pretty sight.
 When the gathering dispersed it was with much regret but with the feel ing that New York day" on the Strongin farm had been highly sue cessful and enjoyable affair.
 Among the New York guests who were present were Miss Bella Bern stein, Miss Ida Schur. Miss Sadie Fishman, Mrs. Shapiro and family, Mrs. Margolius and family, Dr. and Mrs. Bonime, Misses Rose and Bessie Bonime, William Schofeld, Mrs. Jar fey and family. Mrs. Eber, Miss kauf- man, Mrs. Sophrin, Phil Leight, D. Tanenbaum, H. G. Fleischer MT. and Mrs. Charles Bernstein and family, Miss Sophia Landy, Mir. and Mrs. I. Strongin, Mir. and Mrs. H. .Strongin and family, MT. and Mrs. Friedland- CT, the Misses Feingold. Miss Dora Sokhol Miss Irene Schlossback, Miss Lily Gefb. Misses M. and J. Green berg, Miss May Pisik. Miss Ida Pickus and Miss Gussie Wulf; Miss Rosalind Schnur of Brooklyn, N. Y., who is visiting in Norwich, together with the following from this city: D. Bendett, l.. Lahn. 0. Crumb, H. Budnick, $. Siegel, M. Bendett. L. Trachtenberg, Charles Gordon. Miss Anna Schwartz, Michael and Joseph Schwartz, Harry ! Markoff. Were also present.