The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-26
FIFTH ANNUAL
 OUTING TO BE
 HELD SATURDAY

The parishioners of the Blessed Sac rament church in the East End cor dially invite the public of Bridgeport and suburbs to attend the fifth an nua1 outing and field day to be held on Saturday by the parish at New field park. For several months past the general committee has been clev- erly planning novelties and surprises to make the affair bigger and jollier than ever and upon the completion of their work they feel that they have accomplished their purpose.
 One of the features of the big field day will be a baseball game between the Blessed Sacrament team and the Knights of Columbus, for the Catho- lio club championship of Bridgeport The Twelfth District Republican cluo has offered handsome silver loving cup to be awarded to the winner of the game. Tom McCann will be the
 Knights-Lausher, Scanlon. p; Coo gan, c; KaIosky, 1b; Trainor, 2b; Garrigan. ss; Conroy, 3b; Defakount, If; Bowling. of; Ryan, IT,
 Kushmorras, p; Dorkin, c; Hickey. 1b; Burns, 2b; De1more, ss; Zetany, sm; O'Conneu. If; Davis, of; Henni- gan, If
 played between the Mohawks and the Blessed Sacrament, Jrs-, with the fol- . lowing lineup:
 Mohawks- c; E. Dunn, p;
 
 F. Conner, ss; Burke, If; T. Conner, If; R. Dunn, Of; Stowe, of.
 Blessed Sacrament Jr.-Berger, C. iLavery. p; Roper, ss; Kundricb, ID: W. Weary, 2b; I-easure, Sb; McDon- ough, If; H. Weary, of; DeIohery-
 Another big number on the pro gram will be Court of Justice, which will try all cases, no matter from what source they are derived. This Court is something entirely new to the Bridgeport public and is bound to furnish fun galore for all who wit ness it or who are witnesses in it. here will also be the "Cats and 'ogs'' and nine holes of golf.
 There will be various booths of
 1ich the women of the parish will
 in charge and in the evening danc-
 ts and music will be enjoyed Dur .ng the afternoon S1,50o worth or prizes will be given away.
 At 5 o'clock an old fashioned sup per will be served and during the composed of S. A. Vancho, first tenor; H. T. De1more, second tenor; N F. lDe1more, baritone, and A W. John son, basso, will render several song speciaIties.
 The committee in charge of the supper is composed of Mrs. Charles Freeman, Mrs Joseph Claboy. Mrs aenry Mrn. Mars ners'k' Murpny, M17; T Mrs. Mary tOBrien. Mrs Patrick Maloney, Mrs. fP Umstatter. Mrs. Elizabeth Carpen- ter Mrs. H. Bideld, Mrs. Mary te1Iey, Mrs. J. Whelan, Mrs. J. O'Brien, Mrs- J. AIlen-
 The general committee for the out ing and field day is composed of Rev. J. J. Duggan, honorary chairman: Rev J. H. Landry. Rev. EdWard Shaughnessy, John Kelly. secretary; Charles Reynolds, Joseph Clabby' Frank Anderson, William Boyhan James Seymour, Charles Freeman Fred LaCroix, John Murphy, William Yale, Thomas Riley, John Tracy Thomas Lavery, Edward Lavery, J. Carroll John Maloney. Patrick Ma honey. Patrick Sullivan, Hugh Nc Guire, J. Streck. Albert Jeff. P Spill Jane. Thomas Downey, Michael Noo- nan. pr. Ffnnegan. Joseph Coughlin Christopher Hope. Maurice Leasure Ered Neupert, Thomas Callahan Richard O'Donnel1, John Mccarthy Daniel Ryan. Joseph Noonan, Dennis Keller. Elmer Finder, A. Ibeson Isn1es Nancy and John Dempsey
 The members of other committees are: Novelty table. Mrs. J. Flynn Mrs J. Clancy Mrs. J. Fuller Mrs. J McKeon Mrs. L. Farrell. Mrs. Saran Nolan. Mrs J. Raymond, Mrs. G Hale. -
 Irish pond Miss Daurine Dunn, MSS Rose Duda, Miss Margaret Dunn. Miss Anna Weary, Miss Jose phine Riley and Miss Sabina White