New Britain herald., 1924-07-10
HAPPY CITY FAMILY
 HAS SEASIDE OUTING
Politics Forgotten While Officials
 Give Dull Care the Slip

sgift's pavilion at Memauguin Wa,
 the scene of the city fathers annual
 outing yesterday afternoon when sE
 present and former city officials and
 employees sat down to a shore dinner
 and listened 10 talks by Mayor A. N,
 Paenessa and Alderman William H.
 Judd, During the course of the may
 or's remarks the party stood to pay
 tribute to President Calvin Coolidge
 and Mrs, Coolidge in their bereave-
 ment over the loss of their son. and
 out of respect for the late Thomas L.
 Reilly. native of New Britain,
 The mayor remarked that city out
 ings in some years past have been
 occasions when the parties would
 "hury the hatehet" for day. but he
 was pleased to know that there are
 no hatehes to be buried this year.
 He said that efficient city government
 is the product of cooperation. The
 mayor urged those in authority in the
 city 10 lend helping hand to the
 foreigner who comes to the shores of
 the United States so that he may de-
 yelop into good citizen.
 Alderman Judd talked along some- what similar lines and also told some highly entertaining stories. r
 Misses Bertha Garfinkle and Magic scanlon of Hartford sang cabaret num- bers and Francis clynes and John J.
 Crean entertained at the piano.
 Greetings From s. W. salesmcn
 The Stanley Works sales force was also holding an outing at the resort and transmitted the following greet ings to the city officials:
 TO His Honor the mayor, officials of our city and guests: The salesmen of the Stanley Works, holding their annual outing at Momauguin today, extend greetings. We sincerely wish that this day may be a pleasant one for your party and may contribute largely to good fellowship and under standing to the end that New Britain, our city, may continue to be guided in happy and harmonious manner on the road to further progress"
 Chairman Thure Bengston of the oatinS was iIlstIu uCltu u reply
 Before going into the pavilion to partake of the shore dinner the ot- ficials, employees and guests sat for pictures on Swift's lawns.
 Results Of Athletic Events
 Upon the arrival of the party a program of athletic events was car ried out under the direction of Art Pilz. Mayor A. NJ. Paonessa, Bernard G. kranowitz. Cyril J. Curtin and George J. Bayer were given prizes for the racing events. The tug war team explained by Edward A. Me- Carthy dragged Alderman Peter J. Pajewski's team about 30 feet and was still going strong when Director Pilz announced the Mackmen the winners. Councilman Lawrence w. Stanley led his team to victory in zig-zag ball. In relay jumping, Bert Loomis' team was the winner and AL derman Judd's team took the honors in novelty ball throwing and run ming game. l
 The outstanding feature of the aft ernoon was 2 baseball game between the Dem ocrats and the Republicans in which the Democrats won II to z. The { scroe was tied in the closing inning z and with three democrats on the ( oases Garage Commissioner Charles . 3. Mccarthy was drafted as a pinch- Y hitter. The commissioner cleared the t oags and scored himself Although i he teams adopted the names of rSr- ( ies. strict party lines were not ob- i 'erved in organizing the clubs. I The Democrats lined up as follows: t Constable B. V. Dougherty, If; As- | essor Frank Zimmerman, If; Pub ic Amusements Commissioner Ber- lard G. Kranowitz, of; Mayors Sec- etary Paul F. Robinson, ss; Ap- ,raisal Engineer Thomas Linder, 3b; Electrical Inspector Cyril J. Curtin, b; Building Commissioner Edward l. Mccarthy, lib; George J. Bayer, c; assessor James J. Butler, D.
 For the Republicans, the following layed: Inspector John Burns, If; Lawrence M. Stanley, If; A. N. Rutherford, cf.; 'larence Lanpher of the engineering apartment, ss; Engineer Philip Mer- Tn, 1b; Health Superintendent R. W. julien, 2b; Alderman Peter J. Pa- swski, 3b; Tax Collector Bernadotte ,oomis, c: Sidewalk Inspector Walter ampbell. p.
 The outing was one of the most lccessful in the history of these an- ual events In other years the arty arrived at the resort early in le morning and spent the entire day lare, but this year 1t was decided to- ave New Britain ct noon. This plan orked out well sjnce it served to eep the officials and employees from rArating. The athletic program was 'friei out STE ppily, the picture fol- wed and the dinner was served oont o'clock. making it an after oon filled with activities. Following e dinner many of those present took lvantage of the entertainment of- red at the shore.