Norwich bulletin., 1915-08-16
SUMNER OUTINGS WERE POPUL AR
Commercial Travellers Had Second Annual Outing Poque
tanuck Drawbridge Satuday-Spanish War Veterans at
Major Hagberg's Farm-Owls Lincoln Park and
Foresters at Drawbridge.

other things to eat, and it was an out
ing greatly enjoyed by the Spanish
War Veterans.
Owls Hoot at Lincoln Park.
Members Of Norwich Nest of Owls,
No. 1896, went to Lincoln Park Sum-
day 100 strong and enjoyed their an
nual outing and clambake. The start
was made at 9.45 O'Clock in the morn
ing when the majority OF the Owls
left for the park on the Westerly troll
ley line, tho others going down later.
Ali were on time for the chowder
served at 1 O'Clock One Of the fea-
lures of the day was the ball game
gle men which resulted in a victory
for the married brothers. Other
sports were enjoyed during the day
and the bake, pronounced an excellent
one, was served in the late afternoon
The return trip was made at $50 o.
in charge of the arrangements for the
bake comprised Lewis J. Dat, chair
man, Arthur ADJUST. Leroy p. John
son. F. Johnson, Fred Busch, Thomas
Dougherty, Fred N. Nowatzky and Jo-
seph A George. Hermann Bruckner
captained the single men and Fred
Busch captained the married men, The
chowder and bake were served under
the direction Of George Fox and Larry
Jewett.
Court Sachenn's Happy Day.
One hundred and fifty Foresters ga
thered at the Drawbridge on Sunday
when the annual outing of Court Sa-
chem No. "a. was held and the numer-
Gus sporting events combined with the
excellent bake served at the close of
the afternoon made the day q gala
one. thoroughly enjoyed by all pres
ent. Sociability reigned supreme from
the time the men left the New Haven
cf of In he rnfH
rived back in the city on the o'clock
train and everything went along
smoothly much to the satisfaction of
the committee in charge. The wealth
er, too, was ideal for the bake. AL
though it was hot and sultry-in the
city the members of the court found
the breezes cooling and refreshing at
the drawbridge.
The most interesting feature of the
morning events was the ball game be-
tween the Greeneville All Stars and
the Court Sachem team, the contest
the Stars,-score, to 8. The Hneups
follow:
G. A. S.-Manager, Frank J. Murtha,
Grady C, Shahan p, Walsh 1b. Capt.
Bresnahan 2b, D. Shahan 30, P. Sha-
han IS. NJ. Sullivan CT. Ryan If. Ma
honey #
|. Court Sachem-Josepsh Belleheur,
manager, Riley and SIS. McGuinness
1b, Sutton 2b, windon SIS and o, Capt.
Shaw 3b. Belleheur IF, Fournier CT,
Hart If
The score by innings: T. h. e.
G. A. s. 20 100 o o 2-5 4
CT. Sach. :. o 20 90 % 0s I
Umpire, Peter Gaucher. Scorer
Lewis A Andrews.
The big event Of the afternoon was
the tug of war between the Court Sa-
chem team, captained by Henry Gle
ment and the team captained by
Frank Murtha and representing Court
City of Norwich. The fat mans race
was won by Louis WunderIich, and
this proved the most interesting race
of the day. The relay race between
Court Sachem and Court City OF Nor
witch was won by the latter court. In
the 100 yard dash Myles Sullivan
Court City of Norwich, tied with
Dick Shahan OF Court Sachem and or
the run of Shahan won by a foot
Narcisse Iaville and Joseph Belledeul
were the judges and F. J. .Murtha was
the starter.
At noon the regulation luncheon was
enjoyed and the big bake was served
the hungry crowd about 40 O'Clock
| The committee in charge OF tho out.
ing comprised J. r. Portelance chair.
| man, Henry Clement, John Drescher
Joseph Belleheur, John Pichie and
Lewis Andrews.