Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-17
300 BUSINESS MEN AT SIORRS
tcut the Agricultural College Was Held With Graft flying Success.

athletic field where four innings of i ball were played between a team from don, resulting in the score of to in favor of New London.
 The game furnished many amusing incidents. but the pitcher from the whaling town was too much for VII 1 lfnantic, and they went down to defeat Ice cream was served during the contest and liberally patronized by the visitors.
 Fine Repast for Over 300.
 Shortly before o'clock President Arnold of the Wlimantic association announced that dinner would be served and the members journeyed back 10 the Mechanical Arts building, where fine repast was served to 306 or more visitors Hickey's orchestra furnished music during the dinner and received much applause for their rendition or popular airs.
 ent, little was left to be desired in the way of service. and the food itself was of the finest
 A spirit of good fellowship and con- yiviality pervaded the gathering and altogether 1t was the most enthusias- tic and agreeable yet held. The local association had a great deal to do with the success of the good time, do- ing a good part of the impremptu sinS- ing and starting the ball rolling when  of a letup.
 Cheers for the Officials.
 The dinner did not conclude until nearly o'clock, and there was no speechmaking, but everyone was left free to look about the college or take part in athletic sports, or just scrape up acuuaintance with their neighbors. Three cheers for President Beach of the college. for President Arnold of the local association, President Cruttenden of the Eastern Connecticut associa- ton, for the Willimantic members, and all who contributed to the success of the day were given with a will as the party left the dining hall. About half of those present were from Willimantic: New London came next with 75 or sos and the balance were from Norwich, Danielson and Putnam. with 20 from the other state associations. Committee in Charge. The committee in charge of the af- 1 fair to whom. and to Secretary J. C | Tracy, a great share of the credit of i the success of the outing should be ] given, were as follows: General chairman of all committees | I-E P. Chesbro. Treasurer-A c. Scripture.
 Transportation-W. P. Jordan, J. C. Tracy. George F. Taylor, Joseph Ber- ard. George s. Elliott. l F. Carr Charles F. Risedorf l Dinner, Speaking and Music-Jay M. | Shepard, President Charles l.. Beach, | Jerome B. Baldwin.
 Entertainment-Fren O. Vinton, Will liam. H. Hall, Daniel P. Dunn, Everett ] Harrington.
 1 Reception-John E. Brick, pr. W. P. | S. Heating, G. O. Cartier. Booklet Contained Many Hits. l Push, little booklet issued at vari- ous times by the eastern Connecticut l development committee. appeared on l Thursday in a green cover and con- tains a picture of Joseph T. Crutten- ! den. president of the committee. The 1 booklet also contains the names of the l committeeman foreword editorial 1 sQuibs and a song entitled Push East
 ern. Connecticut Along, which may be sung to the tune of John Browns I Body. Humor is distributed in the l lines of the song. which follows:
 Thank the Lord the magazine is out. l It gave us quite a task
 Twas started under Latimer,
 John Humphry, Honest John. hes
 called.
 Brushed aside the mask,
 As we go marching on.
 Chorus
 Push! Push! Push! Eastern ConnectI.
  J Push! Pushi Push! Eastern Connecti. ] cut along,
 l Push! Pushi Push. Eastern Connect.
 cut along,
 | And we won't lag back behind.
 A change in leadership
 | Was necessary then.
 We have a corking good man now. l He's Joseph Cruttenden,
 votes In NorWlch, eats in New London l Sleeps at Crescent Beach-"When? We go marching on. Chorus New London. Norwich, willimantic, Putnam and Danielson. Five hustling little villages
 Over in Eastern Conn. Charlie Pearson's placed them on tn map,
 The deed was timely done } AS we go marching on. Chorus
 Now many things have happened Since this committee organized The outing down at Kitemaug It nearly paralyzed. 3 But the one at Alexander's lake ) Danelson demoralized AS we go marching on Chorus
 Putnam from her Rip Van Wrinkle : We thought never would awake l They said Bryan F. Mahan's canal Was nothing but a fake t And they'd rather have a trolley lin s As crooked as a snake, 7 As we go marching on Chorus l Norwich wants trade school, l In Tact. wants even more.
 She wants a great big county farm As large as all out door, 1 1 Give Branche but half chance r And he'd cop the Golden Shore, T As we go marching on. Chorus - Today Willimantic sure s Has shown us all the way s Judge Arnold is a dandy host = And all the bills will pay. s See Tracy look up from lathe ;. And shout The hell you say!"
 As we go marching on. Choru Our trip to Storrs college
 We never can forget It completes our education:
 We have joined the never sweats." U U Doctor Jarvis, the farm bureau cranl Thinks we are all his pets II | As we go marching on. Choru In addition, the booklet contains T prediction. Not a Dream of Push. pro Il gressiye pointers and a children's co . umn.