New Britain herald., 1921-08-10
FACTORY PAPER
 FOR AUGUST OUT
Stanley Foremen Plan for. Big
 Outing

The Stanley Workers and Seismo- ust, the two combined being the pub !icat of the Stanley Works and
 Stanley Rule and Level company. The annual outing of the foEemen ard their assistants at the Stanley Works will be held at Divers Grove in Plainville on August 20th. The start for the outing grounds will be made from this city at S:3O o'clock and after arrival a light breakfast will inc served. The following events will then be run off under athletic work CTS supervision:
 100-yard dash, 220-yard dash, one half mile run, standing broad jump, running broad jump, hop, skip and jump, shotput, fat mans race (this Jill be good), tug of war, Factory vs.
 Steel Men.
 These events will take up the time until 1 o'clock when the dinner will , served. : At 3 o'clock ball games will be tarted. The Married Men will line against the Single Men, the Fac ~ory will try conclusions with the steel Men. and the Foremen will at tempt to get revenge on the Assistant Foremen for the trimming the Straws
 save them few weeks ago.
 The committee in charge is the fol- lowing: William GAvitt, chairman; B. J. Millerick, secretary; Frank My CTS, R. .. Merwin, L. R. Cochrane, Frank Thompson, William L. Smith. Fred Conlon. Fred Wakefield, Garry Costello, Bruno Wagner, w. G. Slater David Beveridge and Julius Anderson The factory and office baseball athletes" will be put to the supreme
 test on September 10th when they
 will battle for the honor of their sep-
 arate divisions to settle a much de-
 bated matter to which is superior.
 The rivalry is keen and a hot con-
 test is promised. The game is being
 'tsged under the direction of the Mu- tual Benefit association. The commit
 tee in charge is as follows: E. J. Mill
 lerick, chairman; Julius Anderson,
 Henry Range Harry Wilson. George
 kiesewitter. John Grobstein, Andrew
 Williams and George K. Talbot
 The s. w. bowling sharks will start sheir fall activities when the season opens the Monday following Labor Day, September 12. The athletic council will again have charge of the affair. The S. R. & L. men have been asked to join the league and with all engaged eight teams are ex- pected to battle for the lead.
 The girls will also have their bowl ing league this year and arrange ments are now being completed for a schedule for the fair sex to be out lined the same as that for the men.
 Manufacturing Superintendent E. w. Pelton is back at work after a siege of sickness, during which he underwent an operation for appendi- citis
 Special mention is made in the
 Seismograph of Tony Vento and Akille Vanina, two heroes at the
 plant. The former Is engineer and at great risk to himself stayed at his
 post and turned off the steam supply ing the big Corless engine at the plant. The engine, without a bit of
 warning, blew itself to pieces. Had the steam remained on, someone would proba bly, have been burned to death. The engineer, with pieces of steel showering over him, kept up the fight to the shut-off wheel and stopped any serious danger. Vanina gave of his blood to save his mother. She was at deaths door in the hospital and blood alone would save her. Her son eagerly offered himself for the trarsfusion operation.