New Britain herald., 1919-06-18
CITY FATHERS WILL
 HAVE THEIR OUTING
Baseball Game to Be Feature Of Day-Rutber[ord VS. Mccarthy

Day-Rutber(ord VS. Mccarthy The city of New Britain will close
 it's official gates tomorrow. The city
 fathers are to go to Mamauguin to
 enjoy their sixteenth annual banquet
 The feature of the day will be a baseball game in the morning be-
 tween the engineering department
 known as Halls Comets, and cap
 tained by Assistant Engineer Me- Carthy, and a nine led by Building
 Inspector Rutherford. Engineer Me : Carthy earlier in the week issued a . challenge in the City hall saying that world.' During the past week, City
 Engineer Hall, manager put his team through stiff course of sprouts. Every man on his team is said to be
 in training on buttermilk or beer. Inspector Rutherford, however, has been taking things easy. He says that his proteges do not need any practice to defeat McCarthy's und CT studies. Building Inspector Ruther-
 fords nine is to be known as The Night Hawks
 The lineup of the teams is as ! follows:
 Rutherfords Halls Night Hawks Comets Sake, Loonis ........ Mccarthy O'Mara, Slater ........., Pie Cobb l Hart, Murphy ............. Clark First Base Rutherford, Towers ......... Klett Second Base Short Stop McAvay, Forsberg ...... Ginsburs Third Base Morton kranoWitz Right Field Parker, Paonessa ....... Lamphere Center Field Pouzzner, Kerwin ......... O'Brien Left Field Carlson
 Utility C. F. Gillin ,......... Joe Williams
 
 The banquet will take place at 2:45 o'clock. Among the speakers will be Senator George W. klett, Mayor George A. Qugley, Attorney General Frank E. Hcaly, Mayor Fitzgerald of New Haven. The trip will be made by auto. The machine will leave city hall at o'clock.
 The following menu has been ar ranged
 Common Council Appetizer Clam Chowder Steamboat Clans Broiled Sea Trout French Fried Potatoes Olives and Gherkins la Wash Sans July 1 Broiled Chicken, a la Mode Cold Boiled Lobster Demitasse Ice Cream Coffin Nails Segars The outing committee consists of George H. Wells, chairman; George F'orsberg, Arthur x. Rutherford, M. F. King, M. T. Kerwin, J. r. Gill and F. c. Carlson.
 The following officials are among those who nave SlSGlnCO lHelT Hltel- tions of going: Mayor George A. Quigley, City Engineer William H. Hall, Assistant City Engineer Ed ! ward A. Mccarthy, David Ellison Benedict O'Brien, Francis Murphy, Sheffield Clark, Carl A. Carlson, Building Inspector Arthur N. Ruther- ford, Fred Murphy, Harry Morton, Captain Porter, Chief Robert M. Dame, Chief William J. Rawlings, Sergeant William C. Hart Officer McAvay, Attorney Morris D. Saxe, Aldermen c. Dehm, Paonessa. Spen- cer Richards, Colonel Arthur l.. Thompson, Tax Collector Bernadotte I4oomis, Thomas H. Smith, Judge B. F. Gaffney. Edward 0. kilbourno, ; Lawyer George W. Klett Doctor B. D. Radcliffe. Thomas Quinlivan, Dr. ". D. Stockwell, Dr. Witte. Councilnen : Steiner, Gorbach, Wells. Forsberg, 1 Towers, George B. A. Baker J. Gus 1 tave Johnson, John A. Johnson, Nc 1 Murray, King Kerwin. Assessor Aar- 1 on Danielson, James J. Watson Ern- 1 est Hum phrey, Dr. Henry T. Bray, l William J. Farley, Attorney P. F. Mo- 1 Donough, John Moore, W. B. Ross 1 berg Edwin A Parker, Alfred F. { Magnell. Harry A. Morton. Peter Cur 1 ran, Patrick J. Murray, Earl Kissel- 1 braCh, James Fl. Towers, Officer Iieb- 1 Ter and Daniel Pouzzner.