New Britain herald., 1920-07-26
NO SPEECHMAkING,
 EVERYBODY HAPPY
N. & J. Outing is Real One, Minus
 Stif FOrmalitieS

Nearly 250 employees of North & Judd Manufacturing company were guests of the management at the an nual outing at Savin Rock Saturday afternoon. Those present included members of the Anchor Brand club, Anchor Brand Girls club, employees of the New Haven division and guests from New Britain and New Haven.
 The New Britain delegation was conveyed to the scene of the outing in automo obiles. leaving the club house on East Main street at 12:15 o'clock. Running direct to the Rock, the party assem bled at the old Eastern league baseball park which had been en- gagged for the day, and then proceed ed to Wilcox's pier restaurant, where an excellent shoree dinner was served The dinner was entirely informal and there was no speech-making
 Immediately after dinner there was a general rush for the baseball park where an interesting program of ath- letic events for men and girls was car ried out. There was keen rivalry for first honors between the New Britain and New Haven factories as the n,an- asement had offered a pcnnant to be awarded to the factory scoring the iaiser n~uilloer ~ of points. New Britain proved superior to the New Haven athletes and carried off tho ea- ..,. comforta ble margin. Despite t6o airy the athletes were on the friend Hest terms and spirit of good feeling was evide mt throughout the day.
 The results of the team events were as follows:
 Indoor baseball-New Britain 9. New Haven 6.
 Tug-of-war-won by New Britain.
 Relay race-Forfeited to New Ha- ven.
 BasebalI-New Britain ?, New Ha- ven 1.
 The individual events, prizes and winners follow:
 Running broad jump-First, Null len. New Britain. silk socks: second, Scheffer. New Haven, tic.
 Standing broad jump-First, Null len. New Britain, silk socks: second, Borkowski, New Britain, tie.
 Hurdred-yard dash-First. Mullen. New Britain. belt: second, Courtney, New Haven. silk socks.
 Potato race-F'irst. Choneski, New Haven. pearl-handIed knife; second. Kennedy, New Britain, garters
 Three-legged race-F'irst, Defilipo and ChOneSk1, New Haven, SIX IleS, second. Hildebrandt and Kincaid, New Britain. linen handkerchiefs.
 Mullen. New Britain, was awarded the first grand individual prize a silk umbrella. The second grand in dividual prize, a Gillette safety razor, was won by Courtney of New Haven. The results in the girls athletic events follow, all the winners being from New Britain: Fifty yard dash-First. Anna Cavie, silk stockings; second. Helen Dery, pin
 Ball throwing contest-First. May Murphy. grass basket: second. Helen | Dery beaded chain. Egg and spoon race-First, Mary I Dunn linen handkerchiefs: second, 1 Amelia Lebeck, fancy collar. ! A special three-legged race for girls l was won by May Murphy and Helen 1 Derv with Amelia Lebeck and Anna | Cavie second.
 Helen Dery won the first individual grand prize for the girls. a georgette l silk waist, ard Hay Murphy won sec | ond, a shopping bag. Among those present at the outing ! were President H. C. Noble. Treasurer i F. M Holmes, Secretary Wightman | George c. Clark of Terryville a di- | George C. Clark of Terryville. a | director; Superintendent Michael