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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21

Sm 2aufe bes seitrigsn Sagss
fanben uber elm babies 0useno grdn@
De itatt, tpel6s jsbo9 ale i'm Seine
erItiGt tperoen tonnten.
Sn ben gig Sour giIenbabnhofen
eerietfen seltern No9mittag 4bfdl:
aus unkfdnnter urIa6s in grano.
Gin 4larm bon &aiten 81 bra9te Die
Jeuerpebr sur SteQs uno bic Gefabr
ipurbe beIeitigt. bepor nennenspert9er
S9absn angeri6tet poroen mar.
= Srau Mi6asl Mitdsa mar gez
itern Gotmittag nit Der 3ubsreituna
bon grattartoffeln bsI6dftigt. als bos
Tett in Der Bfunne 5euer fling. sic
iieb bic gfanns gu gooen fulLsn unb
elite laut Inn 6ilfe rufeno aus Der
RI6e. Sin Ha6bar ianbte einen
Stiualarm elm unD Der unbeoeutenbe
8ranb purbe geloiht, nahoem ein
Sdaben bon $15 anseri4tst poroen
mar.
- Sn Der Slide bes 4brabam8rss=
lotp, i'm 3lDaiten Stodtpert oes Sdu1es
glp. 642 Weit Court Strabe, fohte
geitsru 0ormittag Elm Sopf nit Wiilf
iisr. Der aus Der Wobnuns bringens
be Hau9 osranlabte einen paHanten
einen 2aarnT bon 3aiten 67 sinSuien=
ben, jeboh braubte Die 5euerpebr
ni6t in 5bdtistsit gu treten.
Sn Der Wpbnuns bes Sobn Roetts
gen, $50. 2614 Soft 9lpe., srplooirts
geitern elm 9a5olinofen. Bel Der Gr.
ploIion purbe NiemdnD bsrlest unt
bas unbebeutenbe 5euer mar bereits
Dor WnturIt Der 5euerpehr gsl0i9t.
Sn Der Staauns bes Ssnrt
Meper, $50. 415 Oft 2. StraBe, tan
ssisern Worsen tur5 nuh 3 ubr aug
unbetannter uriahe elm 5suer gun
glusbru9, tpelhes beoeutenoe 4ufre.
guns berporrief. Gum Slid gelang e
Die in Der Stallung untsrgebrahtsr
pferoe unperleBt ins Jreie gu bringen
Gin 9llarm bon aaiten 645 brahts oi,
5euerpebr CUR Stsle uno Die Gefab'
ipurbs beieitist, nadbem ein Saaoer
bon ca. 500 anSeridtet tporoen mar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21

- llnier slgcnt in Samiltpu lit
Serr GbnarS grnf, 449 SEo Tiinite
Strakc. gea Sci. 476 st., Some
Ebpne 1851 q. $
= Die Poli3ei Iudt eirsn iungen
gu1Tfen, Stanlep Bates, nelder Dem
Irablep Siaaes Ieinen Gobn bon $16
aus Der Sonb rib, uno nit bem
Geloe entflob.
Nollie Sams tpurbe pprlsbte
Ra6t auf Die 2lnflage ieines S6lpd=
gers, Self 5reeman, Orn ber Poli3ei
per6aftet, neil er feline Satin Sallie
Gems thdtlid angriTf, aber geiteru
Wo,gen NIT einem itarten 8erpels
aug Der Saft entlaien puroe.
= Dm. s. 8rnan per!or porseItern
Q6enb i'm @ebrdngs bei Der Ser
iamulung i'm golileum cine Saidenz
ubr, ipel6e nur dls 9(nbenten einsn
Dert6 bate. Die 8pliaei fdnb cine
qolrene Soidenu6r i'm goliIsum, tpslz
he aber ni6t als bic grpan'ihe u1r
ioentifi5irt perben tonnte.
= Freb. Steinbrof puroe oorz
leBic Iaht tpsgsn tbGtliden Qngriffs
auf Clinton WuGmann bon Der ppllz
5ei perbaftet.
= Saroep Sd1uler lieB Yuul pfenz
mig prleBte gaadt sgen ungeblif)ea
tbdtlidsn Qngriffs pon Der poli3.j
pertaften.
= 8ernon Wbittleiep, tpelder Der
5rau aate Susp, BON gto. 5 RoB 4oe.
geitern Dor s 5ugen $6 entrperoete,
tpurbe porlebte Nadt BON Der poli5ei
gefunben unb in 8etpabrlam genpms
men.
= Die goli3ei iudt einen sstpther
Sune Barter, pel6er friiher btsl
lpohnte. llno iest inDtiboletolpr nnter
Der Nntlage bes Debitubls iteht. @1
bat bort angeblid] SdmudIaf)en uni
eine Summe 9eloes geitoblen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
Gtne unterrebung NIT
&t5 mil s. q + hd.

Qonbon,21. Oft 9as r0ailp
Gbronicle" oer0TfentIiat Elm SSnterDietp,
bas ibr 8ertreter in Ronftdnttrppel
nit 9tsmiG PaI9a, benz prdTtbeuteu
beg Staatsratbs, gebabt bat. 8tsmiL
9aIha bsrDa6rt ii6 gun3 entf6ieoen
gegen 6ie 8ehauptung be8 GDnigs Ser
binanb BON 8uIgarten, baB eS ii6 nm
einen nbeiIigen 8rieg" banble unD giebt
Der 8efUrhtung gtusbrut. buB cine ge=
ptiTe 8roBmu9t m0gIi6erDeiIe niat
neutral 5leiben, Ionbern Die tUrttf6er
BsiiBungen in Iiien, Die jest iauBlos
limb, angreifen t0nne, @r i6loB Das
SSnterpieD nit Der 8erertung: rQls
alter Mann, Der bereits nit etnem SUP
i'm Grabe itsht, fam th ni6t umbin,
Der 2lniiht 4usorut gu Derlet6en, baB
Der 8altantrieg nur bas 8Drfpiel fir
einen getpaltiqen &f fein tptr0, an
Dem gan3 europa betbetltgt it,"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21

Die bebro6te &ir6e p on
g aintes Mtartes De az
M}er. Mie Der .Gemps" beri6tet.
ipirb bic biItortIh pie fiinitIeriIh
gleth beoeutenbe 1ijofron30iiihe &irde
Don Sainte$ 92arics De Ia W}er
(goudes bu R6one) Durh bic 9erian=
cung Der Rbonemiinounq uno oQ5
GorOringen oe5 Wfeeres, bds Der 8iiIte
idbrIih flint Weter ob9epinnt, in if.
rer Griiten3 beDrobt, iooaB iofortige
Silfe n0t6iq lit. Die 2eier pon W2t=
itrals vWireio" erinrern Iih Der leg
ten GeIGnqe Der unIterbIiden sSbpQe,
Der JIu6t W}ireio8 Dur6 Die Gamar>
que gu ienem QetIigtbum Der 6eiligeu
Murten, no lie in 2iebe pertlGrt 6eim
9lnbIit Des Wleere5 1tirbt. yS9on iab
lie pom Der Sonne pergOloet i'm fer
nsn, plGtI6ernDen W}eer bic Stride It6
erAeben tpie Elm SGiff, ba8 an 1a5
ltfer trei6t. 6ler IouOeten, Der Gage
naG, Die hetligen S5rQuen nit Den ers
Iten 9lppiteln 8aQiens uno begannen
ihr 8ete6runustpert. Shpn i'm 5.
Suhrbuoert tptro Die Girte ron Sunc=
ia Wdrid be Ratis erIpGbnt, SGaaren
bon giIgern Itr0men nuh bem @rabe
bon W}aria SncobGu. Waria SaIome
unb ibre7 0ienerin Sara, ner S6uB@
potronin Der 3igeuner, oeren 9rdber
Der 9interf0nig Rene b'2lniDu 1448
entbette uno oeren @ebeine er feterlih
in einen bemalten 6pl5ihrant nieDerz
leqen Iieb. Die Stride ieIbit 1T Elm
IteiYteriperf rpmuniI6er 8ouart, pom
l1O. bis gum y. S}ahrbunoert errt9tet
unD rpeqen Der 6Guficen 4ngrtffe Der
sara8enen uuf Die 8iiiten Der Bro=
pence iturt bsfeitigt, tpie Die airdsn
ron Qlqoe, 9ic, Wtaguelonne unb anDez
rer fioFran30iiI6er StGote. Starts
Seitunqsmoueru nit romantiheu
| strebeboqen, BON 9e6naTen unb Gin
nen qetrDnt, umgeben Die einIftffige
Stride, oeren Gbpr oret iibsreipanDer
qebaute &upellen birgt. oyn Der untez
rem elmer 9rnpta, perIammeln it'd an
| iGbrIid 3igeuner am 9rabe tbrer
| ShuBbeiligen Cara. 5oFfentIid gez
linot es, bas StGot6en uro Die alt=
ehrlpurbige Stride por Dem llntergang
81 retten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21

ltnD feline gonse Mannihoft fpdren
tpdbreno bes geitrigen Iages nit benz
slnSlaiien Der 2eitin9srobrc iiber bic
II. StraBe Bride Is. uno 8. 8rilfe)
beld)aitigt. 1ie 2eitungsrobre lpuroe
mieoer in Die ridtige Gage gebrndt,
neue ygrofets" angebradt llno Die
peridieoenen Seftionen ne1 perpadt
uno gclotbet. 9as 8aiier nurOe ge.
tern I'M 6 llllr Worgens obgeorebt
.uno erbielt Die Staot 9tepport fein
g8aiicr. @liiflidleriueiie brad feln
5cuer aus, ionlt miiroen Die sSolget
monoelid rmermcBlidD aeiDeien ieiil.
sSoiepb, Der adt Sabre alic
Sphn bes &errn 5bomas 8ailen, bon
Scr Crescent glpe., fiel qeiterr 10 nlt-
gIiiflid), oaB er iidp einet gleiitift Ill
ben 9fiiden unterbolb Der rchtell
Shulter ItieB. Or. Sbompion ert-
ierntc Den 9tciItiit lnh 1T Ter 3ll'
iton0 oeS anaben ni6t fritllf.
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OerSwi&ts }ami(ie 5d(tniGs.
Goliseileutnant Seibel iist als Salu=
mon 5n 1ertd)t.

Yoli3eileutnant 8sibel funsirte ge@
Iternglbeno al5SfieoSrihter in elmer
eiqent6umliten uno per5ptdten 6as
ntlienangslegenbeit. Die gegnerti6en
parteien naren Wm. Gin, 81 Sabre
oft, bon ". 535 Git 9eorI StruBc,
unD iein StiefIohn aus 5peiter gbs,
9[rtmtr &uff. 27 Sabre oft Gin bot
nit Isiner eriten Truu eine SOater,
bic Is Sabre alte, perlpittpete 6rau
Nmrtle Sreelanh, BON 9o 1tO4 GIt
;Sront Strabe. Ja6 Dem 5o0e t6res
Gcnnes unterbielt 6uff 5artIi6e 8ez
Siebungsn nit Der iungen WittDe,
uno oem 9erbdltnib entIprung Elm jebt
Qnoertbalb Sabre altes gabn. Sln
ipollte nunmebr Isin Gnteltinb BEL
ieincr SO Sabre olten SHUTTER III
Gort3mouth. 8, lIntcrbringe,L lc'
Dof) noIIte Sufi ietne 2uitinmnnQ
hicrslt nidt oefcn, un0 bic Ylndele.
cenbeit ipnrhe oeltern Nbcno cnoIid)
nem Eoli5eileirtnont aci0cl inter
trcitct. Der @eamtc cntidlleo 1hlteB'
lih I'll @linIten ol$ CIV lnn nronet9
an, ooB nos Sinn Der SH6llt her l(r'
0robnluttcr in Hort6SmolttD ilbcrgcs
Cen uerocu ioIle. Suif lit ron icl'
ncr erIten 1Sran 1cihieoen lnn Iet'
ne 3peite 1Srau nohrt i'll 5antlton
10. Nrau 9Sreclaub. hie W!utter oe&
9obn5. lit in einer tieiiNen &bistep'
6on0lung beiG0itiQt. Sie 6roh IN
IGbrGnen aus, ol5 iic crIitNr, ooB tDr
oa5 4ino Qhgcnnmnnen iperocn Ioll.
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Geidbrlid)e Sttd)ipunoe.

Der Hegsr Sol. SodIon, 36 Sabre
aft, BON Ro. 514 Yierion Str, tpurbe
oeitern ar Der 6. uno 5resmun 4penus
eelegsntIi6 zines Streitss bon einem
RaHsgenoFen, Namsns SamesReso, in
ben nntsrleib seito4en unb lebensse=
fdbrlia psrlebt. Gr Duroe nah BEN
ftdDtiIden Soipital gebradt unb biz
poIi5si fubnost auf ibn.
slnbrep gpans. 40 Sabre aft, por
glo. 2357 Marqua Strabe, unb Su.
niel Eanlor, 25 Sabre alt, atpei Ns.
aer, seriethen geitern gbenb in be,
8chnung oes eriteren II Streit uni
Goans purbe bon ieinem 9egner IL
Die linfe Seite Der 9ruIt seIto6er
uno eefGbrli9 berlebt. Gr purbt
nad] benz ftdoiiffsn SoIpital &c.
bra6t, unb 5aplor ipuroe unter bel
antlase bes Morgansriffs perbuftet.
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Gu. ent6. 9reiialtisfeits. gemeimoe

Sn ser obissn 9emsinoe. Ruce. obers
balb Der Is. Strabe ipurbe geitsrn
bas idbrlihs MilIionsfeit in erhabener
Weiie aefeiert. Gelssentlih oesfelbsn
ianben am 8ormittas ioDobl, ipie audi
am 9lbenb 5eitsottesbienite itatt, pelz
de BON benz preoieer Der 9emeinos.
paitor 9bsobor M0aerina, seIeitet
ipurben. 8ie sSsitprenigten belt prpz
feifor 6. Dorm pom Seminar in Sort
Wapne, Snb., uno atpar in oeutider
5prade bes 0ormittass uno in gng@
Iiih pes Abenbs. sir bx erite bate
er Iih Violnl 80. Wers l uno fiir bic
lesters Matt6Gus 5. Wers ID, als 1eyi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21

Mtr, bic 8iirqer BON golumbien, gez
ben llns Der 6offnung bin, OoB Sic
fir eiae1 britten Sermtn gum prdIts
benten Der 8ereintgten Staaten ge=
md6lt iDerDen.
Sie 6aben unS i6per gef6Gbigt,
aber mir bertrauen auf @ott, Der 3tpetz
felsObne S6r 6er3 rii6ren unO sic Dd>
gu 3Din9en tpirb, uns bds tpieber3uge@
ben, mas uns geb0rt, ndmlt6 bieSber=
6obett Don Golum6ien iiber unIeren
RebeQenitodt pdnnma.
8ott beIfe SJ6nen, 6err Roofepslt,
ooB sic pteoer gefunben. Sd bin
etgens Don SEEM Orleans bergetommen,
um perf0nlt9 nit Sbnen Rudiprahe
gu ne9men, aber oteies lit mir per1agt
poroen. Sd psrOe Sic eoo6 in Nep
gort ieben."
3 Up 1T berttiS > GpiDemie in
9aDton.
0aptDn, g., 20. Sftober. Ole
Sonntagsi6ulen Der Stqot rpQren an
Spnntag ouf Qnorbnung Der ItGDttz
fhen 8efunbbeitsbe60rDe nit Rud7iht
auf Die bier au5gebro6ene Dip6t6eriz
tts @pioemie 9ei6loTen. 2tuBeroem
bat Die 8e60roe Die SdlisBung DON
feds 0ffentli6en unb 8eneinoeIhulen
aus bemIelben 9runbe Qnoeoronet.
Snsgefammt iinb Ioneit 100 0tp6tbez
ritisfdue in Der Staot gemeIbst porz
ben.
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Mepmblifaniide @eriammlnng in Der
z. @arb.

Inter ben Muipisien oes Z. Waro
republitaniIden Stubs pirb bsute
Mbenb in benz Sauptquartier. go.
1926 Rucs StraBe, sine srobe MaHen-
perIommluns ituttfinben, fir tpel6e
Staatsantpalt Sbos. 6. pogue, Jreo.
DeiIelmann uno Samusl 9ea als
Rebner seiponnsn tpprben iinb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21
Eattpn timO 8euebne.

- Die 2etne Ser Carrie GSoroan,
Die I'M SouIe lbrer ShlueIter, sSrali
8ernaroi, III Canton, Selbitnoro be-
ging, iplr6e geItern nah Benton
Sarbor, afid., our geeroiglng &C.
ididt.
sSrou @perett SigbfiG, bon Ho.
Sid Scdltc glDe. in Canton, bie iid)
infolge elmer @as-erplolion idnter5-
bate 8erIeblngen 5it3og lit ouf benl
8ege Der geilerltng.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21

na6 9lngabe BON 8efannten felt elmer
Wohe i6per getrunten unb Der iiber@
mdBigs NltobplgenuB i6eint ben 5er5z
idldg berbeigefiibrt 81 BADEN. George
9bonpfon, Elm 8ruber bes 8eritorbez
nen, sefDrt benz pplt3ei Depdrtement
BON Rohefter, &p., an.
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Scr;ihlag.

9lnt6pnp SbompIon, 35 Sabre alt,
Gtredenarbeitsr Der Siibbabn. ipobnz
baft in bem aoitbauIe go. 1902 8ubo
Strabe, nurbe seitern Radmittds
iobt in ieinem Stuble iiBenb Dorsefunz
ben. Die 2eihs tpuroe in pdtroIpasen
4 nah Der Morgue gsbraht, ipo Goroz
ner Or. Goe sinsn 9ersidlag als So@
oesurfafe feftiteats. 1bompioH bate
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3lt B g N II II 3 c + n.

Gin ldlIihter2anomann beiud)t iet.
nen 5Srcuno IN Der Staot, Der i'm ant
9lbeno nit ms Gbeater nchm.
.9etpmloer't bu hieie ichouc 1alla
2erin nitt, Die 10 Iange ouf eincln
Scin Iteben fann2" fragtc hCr Stao.
ter.
,.Mas lit "a 81 bcrplrnbern?" nnt'
mortete Der Snnonanr, Dos tbm
ia meine @Qnie nlle Gage"
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Ei11e @Ietntnfeit.

Gforrer: nSr6itcn Sie lid, Iie6e
-5rou, rpegen oes SoocS ShreS @Iuu-
nc2 - 1as ~@ciuen fann i'm ia hQh
nid,t ,nchr lcbr1loia maiden"
@0ucriu: u9lh @ntt Ia, Sohmilr-
oen, ih oebc ,<Gueu ia olth pcIlitan.
Dig rcd)t; ober cS lit MN einnlal
ios mcin Ghorofter, oah if megen
ieoer Sletrigfeit peinen ul.s.
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Grober Iaronungs 3dI

--5u @hrelf-----
GDnias seinrid, 3. uno Ger apnlGin SuphiH,
peranialtet ppm ben pepIshngAer snHDcfL. am
M,amiaa Nbeua, ben 81 Eftpber. III 6cr Turn.
bni,s 20,2t =
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aird,- mnc sdulmcibc III Ghepiut

Die totbolifhe 3irhe bat in Gbepiot
cine @emeinoe segriinoet, Die ct. Wfarz
tint @emeinoe, beren Stride unoS6ule
oeltern einaemeiht mnroen. Gs III Die
erits Rir4e IN GbeDiut uno pesbaIb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21

aeipGhlt. Die fir4lide 5eier fpurbe
burd ben erbebenben 9siang oes air@
dendors unb bes Gbors Der Shulftne
Der beDsutenb peri1Dnt.
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5bomas g. garotbers fpiro ben Rebz
ner boritellen uno Der Neri iummlung
fpirb Elm 8dnfett folgen.
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CFene Seine acheilf

si Sauie nit uenieen Soften Ginmar
thf bell, bleiben bell Bef6retbt &uer
WI gein sd5reiht fir BUD, rg8ie belle
l9A ib mein fraHfeS eetu feIbft." Greit
y'Srr 1416 Green gah Mne..
- H. y. hiss H. WiInautee, g9is.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-10-21

- 1lnier Mgcnt in Snmiltpn lit
Serr GonarS grnf, 449 SEO yiinite
Strakc. gea Ssl. 476 st., Some
Ebpne 1851 q. s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
WESTHAMPTON BEACH.

Westhampton Beach. Long Island, July o.
With the Westhampton Country club as
the centre OF social activity, the summer
colony here is finding great diversion on
land and sea. The tennis courts and goIf
links. which have been greatly improved
are in popular favor. A speedy squadron
Of new boats has been put into the water
hereabout by the members and already
gives indications OF icing able to snow
its heels to the fast craft in this vicinity.
Among the most recent arrivals in the
summer colony are: DR. and Mrs. Sinclair
Tousey. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B Cousins,
William Arnold. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wallace Marshall Mr.. and Mrs. Maiilard
NJ Canda. Mr.. and Mrs. Royale II Fowler,
Mr. and Mrs Laurens r. Bowden. Mr.. and
Mrs Eliot Cutler, Mr. and Mrs. Melville
II Bearns. Mrs Augustus " Marckwald,
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Benton Reynolds. DR..
and Mrs. Ulysses G. Wooley, Mrs. Edward
Van WICK Rossiter. Mr. and Mrs Rodney
A. Ward. Mr. and Mrs Henry Clay Evans,
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin NJ. Keiser. Mrs. George
Brewster Betz. Mr.. end Mrs. James Guthrie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07

riding are very popular pastimes among the
summer visitors.
Motorists will find the roads In this Vlcln'
,tv in much better shape than they were
| last summer. as several layers OF oil nave
heen nut on over the macadam. which mas
laid the dust and largely made for ADDED
! comfort in driving
The New York Central Railroad has maze
reduced rate equal to one fare for tne
round trip from Albany 10 this place lol
the summer months, thus bringing many
more from that part OF the state than came
| last year
Mrs John NJ Bowers, OF New York, whose
marriage last summer in Cooperstown "as
ona ~ the social events Of the season. Witr
ber mother. Mrs Starkweather. OF Coopers
town. was the guest at dinner SATURDAY VI
Mrs Webb at the Cary Cottage.
Miss Mary Strong Udall, OF Ne" iotH
! &c again at the Berkeley-Waiontha Tor tne
summer.
Mrs Rertran1 Sears, with her daughter
>rss IJbbv S. Sears, of Lawrence farh'
\ Y arrived Tuesday at the fuller HOUSE
and will remain for several weeks.
stuart F. Randolph. of New YORK Is
,ssi,or AT the Observation-Disclosures, where ne
will remain for week 49,. :.
Rear Admiral John MCGOWAN reureo' l.
~ the Cary Cottage for the season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-07
NEW LONDON
Athletics, in Great Favor, Find
MANY Devotees.

New London, Conn, July 6.-The first
week Of July has found athletics at East
ern Point in full swing. During the hrst
part of the week the links OF the Shenne-
cossett Country Club were busy place.
for many Of the newcomers were anxious
10 turn in the two eighteen-hole caros
which were required in order to receive a
handicap in the boyle handicap tourna-
ment which was run off on the Fourth
Much interest was taken in this tourna-
ment. as II was the first one OF the sea-
son The boyle for the course is IS, but
scores as low as So have been turned In
this season
After the morning Of play on the links
the enthusiasts adjourn TO the bathing
beach. where they join the gathering Of
merrymakers who are enjoying their morn
ing dip and here much sport is found until
luncheon time.
Tennis has been very popular this week
and much interest has been aroused In
baseball.
Automobiling continues to be favorite
pastime with the summer colony. and
each day has brought many tourists within
our midst Some OF the automobile par
ties which have been at the Griswold this
week include: Stuyvesant Fish and Miss
Fish. of New York, en- route for New
mort. Mrs. George B. Jermyn, Miss Ruth
Jerrnyn. George Ellis, Scranton; Mr.. and
Mrs Oliver L. Johnson. Of New York;
II G. Cheney. and Robert Cheney, Of South
Manchester.
Mount Cottage, the summer home OF Mr..
and Mrs. David A. Sykes. Of Rockville, has
been the scene Of a gay house party over
,he Fourth. II included Mr. and Mrs.
frederick Adams. Of Rockville. and Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick Swindells, Of Rock
Vile.
Miss Corinne Sykes has been entertain
ing Miss Alice Farmer. OF Hartford; Miss
Dorothy Orcutt of Rockville and Miss
marguerite Smith, Of Hartford.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Kenyon, OF
Providence, are holding a weekend house
party at which they are entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. A. g. Chaffee, Of Providence.
Mr.. and Mrs E. l. Cushman, OF Hart
ford. nave been holding house party at
Ferncrest, on Tyler avenue, which in
cIuded Kennith Vail, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
cushnan and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Cush-
man, of Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Sykes of Rock
vile. who are spending the summer at
their cottage in Watch HILL motored over
he,e early in the week to call at Mount
Cutage
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Thomas Chal-
rners Mclean, OF Washington, D. C., have
opened their summer home. Spending the
sun,-ner with them is Mrs. Harriet Nc
Lean.
Isaac H. Bromley, jr., OF New Haven
has been spending the week with his
xarents al their summer home.
MS. Lottie Turk and Mrk Hoffmire. OF
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charming bevy Of pretty girls and an am
pie supply Of men.
The Fourth was celebrated with very
pleasant programme Of attractions. han
dicap tournament was held at the Mis-
ouamicut Golf Club, and a clock golf tour
nament on the perfectly graded course at
the Ocean House Both events drew many
entries. A baseball game between the
Ocean House baseball team and a picked
I'D team composed mainly OF students from
Hampton Institute was the feature OF the
afternoon. In the evening the whole sum-
mer colony found the starlight festival
given by the colored students from Hamp-
ton a most pleasing entertainment.
Among the prominent New Workers who
are spending July at the Ocean House are
r II. Thomas, president OF the Stock Ex-
change Mr.. and Mrs John Il. Cowden, e.
H. Griflng, William c. Hungerford. Mr..
and Mrs. II. Durant Cheever. ID. NJ. Locke.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Price, Mrs. 5. {.
Schroeder. Mr.. and Mrs Henry l. Slade
and family. Mrs Simeon b. ChittcndeH
Miss Alice Hill Chittenden, Mrs. G.. X
Thayer and Miss Dorothy r. Thayer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Gale OF Haverhill
Mass. are visiting Colonel and Mrs. A. F.
Dick at the Watch Hill House. With Mrs
Dick, who had been making them visit
at Haverhil. Mr.. and Mrs. Gale motored
down to the Hill. bringing Mrs. Dicks
mother, Mrs Chamberlain, who Is recover
Ing nicely from injuries received in an
automobile accident last year.
Ex-Ambassado' LLOYD Griscom. Of New
York, will again occupy Taurente, on the
Westerly road, r the summer.
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ut this time Of the year have there been
so many people 10 arrive on Cape Cod. and
the New Haven trains bound capeward are
simply packed. This shows pretty conclu-
sively that Cape Cod and Buzzards Bay
are becoming more popular every year. and
those who comprise the summer colony are
from all parts OF the country.
About everybody on the cape. whether
summer resident, vacationist. business man
or permanent resident are discussing the
natural beauties the cool and clear breeZes
: and the great future in store for Cape Cod.
Falmouth aud Falmouth Heights this year,
as last, will prove a gala place for the
summer girl.
The summer at Marion and Mattapoisett
is sure to be lively one. Most OF the reg
ular summer colony have arrived. Mrs.
Stanley Mccormick. whose place here Is
one Of the show estates In this section, has
already opened her summer home. and is
expected 10 arrive in few days for the
remainder OF the season. Marion Is also
the summer home OF Mr. and Mrs. George
G. Thomas. jr., of Philadelphia. who are
already here.
Already at Sandwich are Mrs f. r Pope,
Of Chicago: John Yard and Miss Julia Yard,
Of New York. and Mrs j j. Roberts and
Miss Roberts. OF New York.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.

The rescue on independence Day OF a
motor boat, which was later dashed 10
pieces on the rocks at the end Of the espla-
made Just opposite the new open-air casino,
caused great excitement at the luncheon
hour at the Oriental Hotel at Manhattan
Beach.
Count de Pontiac was the guest Of honor
al a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Robert
L. Ide on Wednesday evening. Mr. and
Mrs. Ide will go 10 Bar Harbor later In
the season for a short time. returning 10
the Oriental for the end OF the season.
Mrs John Henry Clews Joined her daugN'
ter, Mrs. George Russell Peabody ana MI
Peabody on Wednesday.
A special programme OF patriotic muse
followed by dancing. was given by Merra-
dante's orchestra on Independence Day.
Among the recent arrivals are Senator
Curtis Douglas. OF Albany; Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred G. Evans. OF Madison. y. j., and
Mrs Ketcham: DR.. and Mrs. G. Alfred
Lawrence, Miss Josephine Lamb. F. J.
Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hardin, Mr..
and Mrs p. D. Stevens, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Bennett, Alexander Mcconnell, DR.. ". D..
Hennen, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Allen. Mr..
and Mrs. J. c. Trees, OF Pittsburgh; Mrs.
J. Warum, Ainsy c. Oakley, Z. J. Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bauer. d. s. Horton,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. V. Walsh, Carmar v.
Walsh, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Curtess, Mrs
f. II. Hooker, Mrs y. A. Chappell. Mrs
F. Hawthorne. Mr.. and Mrs LundretL
Mrs. Alice De Wolf. Mrs. Jessie De Wolf
George W. Ely, Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. saun-
ders. Of Bridgeport, Conn; ]. V. Judd and
others