New Britain herald., 1914-07-23

ROUNDUP OF CITY
 OFFICIALS AT SHORE
Annual Cutting of Government Bic.
 QtSt Success in History.

When New Britain's common coun- ci! and city officials returned last even ing from their annual outing at Light house Point and Savin Rock, all agreed that the day had been well spent and that the athletic man. the inner man and the mental man had been well treated.
 There were forty-nine seated at the shore dinner served in the Colonnade. They were: Mayor George A. Quigley, City Engineer William H. Hall, Charles F. Dehm, President E.. N. Humphrey of the board of public works, Alderman M. T. Kerwin, ex- Representative Joseph Towers, Judge E. F. Gaffney, Chief of Police William J. Rawlings, Councilman Charles May, Deputy Town Clerk Harry Har- greaves, Alderman M. I. Jester, Water Commissioner W. B. Rossberg. Coun- cilman Henry G. Voight Attorney M. H. Camp, Councilman J. A. Dolan, Councilman Frank l.. Conlon, Council man Theodore Wagner, Reginald Towers, David Ellison. Assistant City Engineer Edward A. Mccarthy, John Dunn Assistant Sanitary Inspector 
 Riley, Tony Paonessa, Registrar Thomas J. Smith. Water Commis- sioner P. J. Egan, Frank Naples. Su- pcrintendent John P. Hemingway of the city building, ex-Councilman George Fl. Smedley, Superintendent J. H. Towers of the water department. Personal Tax Collector Charles J. Elliott, Registrar William H. Scheuy, Councilman Emil J. Danberg, Coun- c1ican D. B. Warwick, Councilman Albert Anderson. Building Inspector A. N. Rutherford. Public Works Com missioner John A. Anderson. ex-Coun- cilman William J. Farley, Health Su- pcrintendent T. F. Reeks, M. D.. ex- Councilman Thomas J. Kehoe, Coun- ciiman F. A. Parker, Sealer of Weights and Measures James J. Welch, Alderman William H. Spittler. Health Commissioner M. w. Daven- port. ex-Councilman Pickop, c. J. Bence, Herbert V. Camp, Howard A. Timbrell, Alfred E. Magnell and A. E. McEvoy
 Democrats Trim Republicans.
 The opening event of the day was the ball game between the democrats and republicans at Lighthouse Point. The democrats won, 17 to 16. The score was 16-16 in the ninth when Councilman Frank Conlon scored the run that won the game. The batteries were: Democrats, Conlon, Bray and Riley: republican, May and Voight. Councilman Dolan was umpire and Water Commissioner P. J. Egan was official scorer. Judge Gaffney and x-Representative Towers composed the official cheering staffs.
 {S, ,ovtv rendezvoused at the Rock where an excellent dinner was served. The post prandial exercises were conducted by Mayor Quigley, who acted as toast master Responses were made by Commissioner Egan, who read his an- nual poem; ex-Representative Towers, Dr. Reeks President Humphrey, Thomas H. Kehoe, a member of the board of finance and taxation. and Judge Gaffney. The others merely spoke 8 few words to show what a good time they were having but Judge Gaffney's talk was of an inn pressive nature and he urged his au- ditors to cooperate with the govern ment and Mayor Quigley for the ben eft of the city. He concluded with the toast, Our mayor, may he al- ways be right, but whether right or wrong-our mayor"
 After dinner the "boys" started out to see the sights at the Rock. Presi- dent Humphrey rounded them all up to pose for their photograph and then led the way to "whoop-la" game where he took possession. Others went in the "Old Mill" on the roller coaster. the shoot the chutes and through the various amusement booths.