The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-15
WHAT THE WILD WAVES SAY
 ALONG THE MILFORD SHORE
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So popuaar<has the Tango, the lat Ansa thing in4 dancss, become at the beacn resnrEs that che enterprising ,prcurfstors of the Myrtle beach danc- ling caEino, are going to hotd prize Eango dance at the hall Wednesday evanfreg The prize waltz which was thead at the CazfzO last week drew a big crowd to the place and it is ex- tpected that an even larga crowd will be seen at Sl1e nall on. the night the kprizo Tango 1ss held there.
 A month agos the Tango was un- Known af the beach but 1t is all the iraze at the dancing paviI1ons and halls now The tr5ppers of the light ifautastfc sV1so have not S1ear1ed to do hhts latest novelty dance are not .<in l1t'' at all at the dance halls now and ahe straightS waltz and two step is fast sDassing away
 A delightful dance was given last .eventng by Dr., and Mrs A. M- Stein nnstz~who, are stopping at Silver beach, l1n honor Of Miss Lucille Burley of lFsradEsport A number of young peo- lple from Myrtle, Fort Trumbu1l, and lI.auref beaches were present at the laffafr-
 DRAINING MEADOWS I Ernest 1Eettleton who has charge of t4he wcEsx of draining the salt meadows hat the Milford beaches is making fine progress and as a result of the inn Eprovemants realty values at the shore sresorts are going up rapidly When khe meadows are all drained there will be room for-many more cottages along Rhe beach and quite boom is expect ted-
 EAEsE ATTRACTS CROWD The aucelon sale of lots at Laurel mfanor drew big crowd of Bridgeport and New Haven people to the beach yesterday. Some came to buy lots while others came simply to take home with them some of the presents kEhfch were being distributed
 REGENT ARRIVALS
 Among the recent arrivals at the Rockwell Social clubs cottage at Wal hut beach are the following Joseph Delaney, Samuel A1cAvoy, Dennis Mc- Earthy. F7nton Sweeney, James Pick istt William Pheney, John Scadden, kviIlIam Phalen, John Kemp. Michael Patrick Griffin. E. H. Grosch, Matty hIaher, James O'Donne1l, Joseph Byron. william QuiIter, Bart Carroll Drank Perkinson, Martin Hayden, and Joseph Carroll.
 STAMFORD VISITORS MT. and Mrs Paul Gooden. Mrs. Uohn WeIIs, Thomas Conine, Henry wells. Arthur Beardsley and several bther Stratford people were visitors at khe Dr. G. E. Lewis cottage at Wal nut beach Sunday.
 BANNER ANNOUNCES
 ENTERTAINMENT
 big banner, painted by Joe La rentra o@ Walnut beach, has been stretched across the road near Walnut beach station advertising the big en- Mertainment which is to be held in Eareyss casino at Walnut beach on the pveninE of July 25- The entertainment SBR to be given for the benefit of St. HabrieIis church
 THE JUDGE A FATHER? Some of the contestants in the prize rsvaI1z which was held at the Casino R week ago are sore because the prize Rzs not awarded to them. The feel nng on a. whole however, seems to be khat the judges were extremely fair hn their awards One disgruntIed| tBEa1tzer with an exaggerated opinion t1f his dancing ability approached Fudge Leo Whaley the other day and said that the young man who won tsscond prize wouldn't have won it if be had not been the Judges son. Ehe Judge is trying to find out trTho put that idea into anybody's head. The Judge doesn't happen to be a Rather yet