New Britain herald., 1929-08-31
7,0OO MAY MARCH
 IN ENDEE PARADE
Annual Outing Of Three Fac tories Scheduled for Sept. IA
MANY FLOATS EXPECTED
John \. DonnclIy May be Candidate for Mayor Again This Year Forging Machine Weighing 1S0 Tons Installed in Bristol Plant.

Forging Machine Weighing 1S0
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 Plans for the annual outing and field day of employees of the Bristol, ElmWood and Meriden plants of the New Departure Manufacturing Co.,, to be held in this city on Saturday, September 14, have been completed and the event this year promises to be the most colorful ever sponsored by the local concern. Ii is expected that 1000 men and women will ap- pear in the parade and floats, repre- senting the various departments, as well as unique pageant features, and will this year sUrpass all former ef forts. according to factory officials
 The local plant will close at II a. m. on the date in question and em- ployes of the Elmwood and Meriden divisions will arrive by special trains. The former contingent will arrive at I ? noon while the two special trains from the Silver City will reach here at 12:20 and 12:3O D. m.
 The parade will form near the ad ministration building at l2:15 and will move up North Main street to North, countcrmarch down North Main to Main. over school and Park streets. and thence to Muzzy field where program of sports will will following order: Platoon of police; Grard Marshal Arthur kreft; Assist ant Marshals C. E. Greene, Plant A, W. K. Holmes, Plant C. Carl Newton, Plant D; George Marsh. aide; New Departure band; officers and direct CTS: main office. engineering and laboratory departments, personal re- lations department, Endcc Inn. gen. eral stores and receiving depart . ments, girls of plant and construc- ton engineering departments, print ing department.
 Division ?: C. C. Stevens, aide; Veterans of Foreign Wars band, 1 Bristol; mechanical. maintenance and construction departments; float. | Division 3: s. F.. Greene, aide; Phil 1 harmonic band of New Britain; ma chning and press departments; shook dcpartment; float. Division 4: Arthur Dah'gren. aide: Thomaston Marine band: building 32, grinding and inspection donartments; float. Division 3: James Cari. aide; Amer ican Legion band of New Britain; grinding denartments of lie. 12C, 1Gc, 2Gc. and ed float. Division G.: Lester Tanning, aide; Eddy Glover 1 Post Fife and Bugle corps of New 1 Britain; heat treating department, ! o. n. grinding department, laundry storage department, refrigeration de partmcrt. foundry department, gar 1 age departments; float; coaster l br9lc dopartmont; float. Division :: l A. Nuilleumeir, aide; American band, ! Waterbury, ball plant; float. DiVi- sion s: C. B. Atkins, aide; New De- | parture Flute and piccolo corps; | forge plant: float. Divisions 9 and 1 10; Plant C. Elmwood; Colts band of Hartford; 1G9th Regiment band of Hartford; two floats. Divisions II 2nd 12: Plant D. Mor!dcn; Meriden i Military band; 102d Regiment band ] of Meriden: Galesyille Fife and ! Drum corps of Yalesville; three 1 floats.
 Prizes will be given for the best ] floats, the department showing the ! Lest marching order the most unique department costume. most | unique feature, most comical indi- v.dual costume. most ComiCal de- 1 partment costume, and tho depart ment making the most attractive ] appearance.
 Program Of sports
 The program of sports. which will ] be held at Muzzy field and which 1 will start at ? ?. m.. will consist of l the following events: loo yard dash ! -four hcats); mile run: 40 yard relay for girls; one-half mile relay for men; shotput; 100 yard dash 1 Ginals); 75 yard dash for girls (foul heats); 440 yard dash; broad jump: '' ' di VI htiHi lpl SliIS NllllblSJ, D yard dash -four heats); one-half mile run; high jump; 20 yard dash (tinals). Prizes will be awarded the winners of each event
 Committees
 The following is a list of the com miteeS in charge of arrangements: General committee: Charles $. Joy, chairman; C. B. Greene, vice chair man; A, A. kreft, secretary; D. W Page, Frederick G. Hughes, Charles Ii Simmons. Charles R. Anderson. Arthur Dahlgrcn. s. E. Greene, c. R. Atkins, A. Buileumier, Lester B. Atkins. X. Builleumior, George Marsh. W. P. Fraser. Charles r. Din, Joseph r. Carroll, Herber Maronn. J. Cari, Joseph AshWell, Harry Browne, Fred A. Mitchell, Milton Gearing, Plant C. and Charles Gearing, Plant D. Parade: