The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-29
Otto Harnisch. of 51o South stb ave.

Otto Harnisch, of 510 South Sth ave-
 nue, Mt. Vernon,N.Y., who Is on a trolley trip through this state and Massachusetts to Boston, spent a DOT tion of Saturday afternoon visiting points of interest in town. A question which some of the town officials. and others, are discussing, re- lates to squatters who camp out on the beach along the coast from Black Rock. to the Greens Farms line. It has been urged that no permit for tcamping out be issued for more than | 30 days, by the selectmen, upon the
 beach which is controlled by the town. And some thrifty people have suggest ed that the town should derive some income from those to whom a permit is issued It. has been stated that tents, take the COW and the children alnog, and camp out all summer. This is said to be true of the beach which | is adjacent to Southport. Of course the COW Is allowed to feed upon the nearby grass and altogether it is a very economical way in which to get | through the heated term. Some peo- pie object to this and hence the talk | about issuing permits. A number of gentlemen who own land on the beach,
 rent the right to camp out. | Sunday the Fresh Air children, just l in from New York, were taken to the Congregational church in the morning. and attracted considerable attention. l It was announced that hereafter there will be services at o'clock D. m. on
 Sundays at the Fresh Air home. Miss Annie Book was the recipient yesterday evening of a little social at tention in the form of a children's party, to celebrate the anniversary of her birth. Some of the children who enjoyed the frolic were Mamie and Fannie Dunlevy, Frances, John and Philip Lahey, Helen KinSella and
 Mary Lynch.
 On Sunday the Stars played a game of base ball with the West Siders of
 Bridgeport, winning by a score of ( | to 1.
 | The Star Juniors defeated the Ben | ham Athletic club on Sunday, to 8
 For the next game the Stars will have | their new uniforms.
 The potato bugs have appeared in such numbers this spring, that already
 the farmers of town have used caI
 load of Paris green. in the effort to de- stroy them. Last week MT. Boyle re- | ceived another car load, which he has | on sale.
 A day or two ago a strange horse
 strayed upon the premises of MT
 Schultie. An Italian living near Gras-
 mere, has claimed the animal and ta- 1 ken it away.
 put on file at the library, that institu. | ton having subscribed for them These | include the American Poultry Journal
 the Literary Digest, and Carpentry l dIlQ bulOlnS.
 Recent prizes awarded by the teach. | CTS of the center school, have beer
 received by Rose Anderson for the | scholarship, and Frances Iahey fol
 penmanship. and Julius Ward and Flu
 gene Harris. for perfect attendance | in Miss Scofields room. This evening at Perry's hall. will bt held the commencement of the Stf
 grade pupils, with an address by
 Rev. Mr. Maurer, of the West Enc l Con O a tinna1 RridonrOrf | The Pike cottage at the beach opens
 today.
 Alonzo Acker has named his two | cottages at the beach. 'Red Gable
 occupied by a. family from Brooklyn l named Thistle.
 Section Master Harrigan is putting | heavier ties under all four of tn which extends from west of the Acit Works to the Mill River.
 | Lieut.. R. G. Donaldson, who has re gently graduated from West Point
 guest of pr. Donaldson and family has gone to Brooklyn N. Y. He vii join his post about the first of Sep | tember. Saturday evening Misses Ma
 iron and Ethel Donaldson gave a te: | in honor of the Lieutenant, at wticl
 a number of young ladies from Bridge port were present.
 | The Daughters of the American Rev olution are at work upon a program | for the celebration of Independenc, Day, next Monday. on the villag green.
 1 William Lee has returned to hi
 home jh Newark. N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. George Hughes O Bridgeport, spent Sunday in South port.
 Yesterday afternoon the children O
 the Orphan Asylum were entertainet by MT. and Mrs. L. B. Curtiss at Ros
 Hill.
 George Benson and family will spent
 the summer on the beach. They hav
 rent.
 Our postmaster recently took an au
 to trip to Stamford.