The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-19
nNlGGER WlGGLERS"
 | DRIVEN FROM PAVILION
.,,,rr,o Beach Proprietor Orders Dis turbers Away From His Place
 No Ohgil Action to Be Started
 Ar.inst Oonnors or Fable.
WESTPORT

vvee@nork. Alag. 1a.-The actions or . ~rr1vr1nant local young man. or d -aiI known New Yorker summeLlns ~ rxcrono beach and two New 4orh iVouuz women, also at the neacn i0l line seaeon, in attempting 70 TeMuSl their own version or the IulAsy us; oS +he trigger .wiggle, the bunny hug ano
 c4Ear new faagaed movements, was mt a,sch as to heap credit upon tne 1e rttcipants. The quartet attempted fhe;r- -evolutions at the pavilion as 1 Gornpo one evening last week rl, ana
 were going at a rapid cip when M VI ,i Eh,sr Thomas, proprietor of the pe%lt- sn~, n1sf a stop to their actions. E1e
 crdered them away from the piace. rrg,a a ni1artet ought to be well useu " kbaine ordered from such places now. m was only a short while ago tnat the management or the sea Dreene s, TsIand dance hall caused their remov- ay froyn That hall because Of their dis- ~raceful actions. If the young Ioiks did fine dances to make themselves
 disrusting. they succeeded.
 IF js now understood that Livery
 man william Williams will not pI1ng any action fn the courts agaanst S1S, r-H,s srge@ Gorr,Dnsr and Fred Fable for the deash of his two horses Wnacn Were overdrfven on Sunday last. Y iss sfn%ed that CDnnors, who nHed the
 hsy-aee. has made part payment ano
 that he has entered Into cDnLEact
 whereby he win make moniny pey, is- -,ornuIefed. One of the members E6f line Humane society was in town { <F1,wsrR fYre p@e&S week looking up the csse Whaf acflon is to be taken by line society. is not Jnst known.
 Through neglect of some or tne gtown officials dead dog mas ,en. PeeM Inear the Kazuh home in Greens Farms for aImast a weak. The animal was Il-iIsed by an auto the fore part or EIagr week and left in the road. One does not have to go near the Toad to know that there Is s9melnins deaa about. Who's itO blame!
 The neglecting of remittance on the mart of some of his customers is the real cause for John w. Wood. the Main street meat man for giving up his business. When he shut up spop two weeks ago. MT. Wood had assets way in advance Of his i1anliltaes. re assigned his claims to Samuel A. Purdv who now has turned them over Ifo his lawyer. Fred Bradley. to col- fleet. Attorney Bradley within the mast few days has mailed many bills Ifo the delinquepts.
 Mics Helen Prentice is visiting in New Haven for a few weeks. r.o, were E. F. Gould. Syracuse; J. B. wilson, Boston; G. s. Bristol. Bos- ion: Aaron Mills. Weston; c. L- Mas ,sett, New Haven; and T. l.. Kenny, New York.
 Rev. Hubert D. Jones at the morn ing service at the Saugatuck M. E.. church yesterday concluded his series of sermons on Scenes in Vacation lDays'' with the topic, Climbing the Mountains." The series has been most interesting and attracted many to the services.
 Miss Mary BlaisdelI of New York lis visiting her aunt. Miss Mary Blais- deli of State street.
 Ambrose Herbert of State street has purchased new automobile.
 Among the passengers on the steamer Baltic which sailed from England last Thursday is General S. lB. iWoodford who some time ago purchased the Birge place in Greens Farms. Gen. Woodford has been seriously i'll but has sufficiently re- ,covered to take the journey to this side
 Many local families are making for attending the parade |of the Ancient Order of Hibernians land the Ladies Auxiliary of the A. o. III. in Bridgeport tomorrow. It is as- |sured that there will be over 10000 I1narchers in line and that the Park City will entertain over 50,0OO guests. IAfter the parade there will be Imonster field day at Sea Breeze Is- dand.