Connecticut western news., 1910-07-14
A NIGHT OF NIGHTS
 FOR TWIN LAKES Grand illumination of Camp and Cottages With Annual Boat
 Parade FOR A SILVER
 LOVING CUP
Saturday Evening, July 23 Set for the "FIare of Lights" and August 6 Will Witness the
 Boat and Swimming Race.

Boat and Swimming Race. Next week Saturday evening has been fixed as the date for the first of the events under the auspices of the Twin Lakes Association. MT Charles s. Blake, Presi- dent of the Association, has offered silver loving cup to the family with the best decorated or illuminated camp upon this night. The cup is to be kept by the winner for one year or until won by someone else. On the following Satur- day evening the Annual Illuminated Boat Parade will take place. A cup will be presented for the best illuminated boat or float. This cup was donated last year by MT R. o. Ware and was won by MT. O. s. Blake, who has had possession of the same during the past year. On Saturday, August 6, there will be held the boat races, swimming races, etc., and the Annual meeting of the Twin Lakes Association.
 ChiId's Sudden Death.
 The four-year-old son of MT and Mrs Percy P. Anderson of Bridgeport, who are occupying the Hotchkiss cottage, died Monday afternoon. At first it was believed death resulted from the effects of having eaten some poisonous berries, but physicians who have later diagnosed the case attribute death to acute attack of the kidneys. .. Legal Dignitaries Here. +.
 Judge Howard J. Curtis or Stratford, Conn.,. and Judge George W. Wheeler, of Bridgeport, Conn, Judges of the Supe rior Court of the State of Connecticut William T. Hayiland, Clerk of the Supe- rior Court for Fairfield County, and Dr. Downs were over-Sunday guests at D. M. Read cottage on the Island. Vesper Services Begun.
 The Vesper Services were held Sunday evening on the veranda of Judge A. T. Roarback, at 6.30 p. m. Rev. E. O.. Gil lette conducted the meeting. These meetings will be held every Sunday evening during the summer. May Tie Win m the Prlze.
 E. V. Pschin returned to Wayne, Pa., Tuesday to compete for the champion ship of the Local Links and the Presi- dents Cup. he having reached the finals. MT. Pechin won the Golf Tournament at Norfolk, Conn.,, two years ago.
 Spray from the Lakes.
 Francis Burpee of New York was at home over Sunday.
 MT Shaw and family arrived at tie lakes the past week.
 MT. R. 0. Ware spent Sunday with bis family on the East Shore.
 MT. Waters and family of Wayne, Pa. are spending the month at Miss Whit tlesey's.
 Miss Doane Peirce gave party to her young friendsaround the Lakes Saturday evening.
 Mrs. Howard Horton, son and maid, arrived for the summer at her bruther's, A. G. Goodrich.
 Dr. Russell, Brooklyn, has arrived for the summer and is cottaglng with his family on the West shore.
 Mrs. Edwin Hall and family, of Strat- ford, Conn, have arrived at Miss A. G. Bartlett's for few weeks. Judges Burpee and Roarback attended the meeting of the Judges of the Supreme Court at New Haven on Tuesday.
 John Bartle, Falls Village is occupy ing the Ayers cottage. He has a very handsome launch on the smaller lake.
 MT and Mrs. H. M. Adams, of Hart ford, formerly of Canaan, spent Friday of last week at R. D. Peirce's cottage.
 Mrs. Fred Hall entertained house party for her daughters at their cottage in the Old Picnic Ground the past week.
 Mrs. Jane Adam Camp, of Canaan has been spending a few days with MT. and MYs. A. P. Freeman on the East Shore.
 John Ellsworth, wife and son, of New York City have been spending a few days at Mrs. Elsworth's fathers, Judge Burbee.
 Mrs. Bullock, who has been spending few days with her daughter, Mrs. V Felten, has returned to her home in HillsdaIe, N. Y.
 Mrs Wildman, who is well known | of tbm mkas uhora Sha bam a pIaocopt cottsga, is in New York hospital suffe~eng from cancer of the eyes, which has ma7e her totaly blind.