The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-14
STAMFORD RED MEN
 TO HAVE SHORE DINNER
 AT SAVlN ROCK TONIGHT
Annual Event of Members of Okenuck Tribe To Be a Record Breaker
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known as the Center, will present most deserted appearance this evening if all the male residents who are plan ming to go to Savin Rock with the Red Men. leave as planned. The an nual shore dinner of Okenuck tribe, No. 49, I. O. R. M. will be held at Wi1cox's Pier restaurant at Savin Rock at S:3O o'clock this evening and it is expected that the biggest crowd ever seen at the annual shore dinner of the tribe. will be in evidence tonight.
 The local Red Men, a number of the Bridgeport members of the order, and ahalf hundred friends of the members. will board special cars for the Rock at. the Center at o'clock. where the "eats'' will be awaiting them, without delay. After the shore dinner the excursionists will see the sights at the Rock leaving for home on the special cars about midnight. A record number of tickets have been distributed for the affair but any per sons who have not yet received their tickets may get them from the mem hers of the tribe in the Center to- night.
 Bristol Recovers.
 Louis Bristol of Judson Place who recently cut his hand on broken glass with the result that blood poi
 
 from the hurt and expects to have the use of his hand again within a few days.
 Lawn Fete. On Friday evening, Sept. 12. Mrs F. M. Patterson, chairman of the Ways and Means committee Of Mary StlllInan chapter p. A. R. will give a lawn fete at the home of. Mrs. 0. T. HatheWay. Clinton avenue, Bridge 7 Tf d lawn efete in August but as many of the members Of the chapter are away on vacations this month it was de- ctded to postpone it. Arran ngelnents| are being made by the mem bers of the chapter to make the lawn fete the finest one ever held in this vicinity The members hope to raise at least $5O at the affair. The proceeds will be used to defray the expenses incl dent to the annual convention of the order which is to be held in Hartford November IL.
 To Attend Meeting.
 The Stratford representatives at the meeting of the State School Supervts- ors' convention which is to be held at Hartford during the week of August 19, will be Mrs. Rosamunda Winton, the woman member of the local school board. This is the semi-annua1 meeting of the State School supervis-
  work for the coming school year will be discussed at this session.
 Laister Home Again.
 Herbert Laister and party returned to Stratford Tuesday after a week s cruise in his big power boat through the waters of the Sound. Laister re- ported a fine cruise along the Island shore and down Norwalk way. In the party besides Laister were Will liam BIanney, Harold F'airchtlds Lewis Johnson and Harry Ireland.
 Launches Boat. About o'clock Tuesday evening Frederick Converse of Warwick ave nue launched his new 35-foot gasoline launch at the Pootatuck Yacht club. The boat is a little beauty. It is the raised-deck cruiser type and is equip ped with g. two cylinder 10 horsepow- CT motor. MT. Converse built the boat himself, finishing it inside with oak and mahogany trimmings Nand furnishing it with all the equipment necessary for extended cruises. He expects to sail south in her this win ter.
 Annual Outing. The annual outing of the mems club Of the Congregational church will be held at Far Mill River Saturday af- ternoon. The members of the club and their families are looking for ward with many ipleasurab1e anuc1pa- tions to the annual outing.
 Entertains at Beach.
 Miss Eleanor Lewis, daughter of pr. and Mrs. I. F. Lewis of East Broad way recently entertained a number of her friends from Fairfield and Strat ford at a. marshmal1ow toast at the Lewis cottage. Walnut Beach,
 Want Sidewalks.
 It is stated that number of the residents of Ferry Boulevard are de- alongside of the new road at this point. The matter will be brought up in town meeting in the near fu7 ture.
 Hit By Big Crane.
 William Philips. popu1arly known in Stratford as Monk Philips an iron worker at the gravel pit was hit by one of the grapplfng irons on a bi traveling-crane on the side of his head yesterday. His cheek was split open and stitches had to be taken to close the cut
 .'Dingbat'' Annual Outing.
 The annual clam bake and outing of the 'sDingbat' club will be held at Hickory Lodge, George O. Lines place in the northern end of the town one week from next Sunday. Its going4 to be the best ever,' say all the Ding bats"
 Visiting Sister.
 Mrs. F. J. Lohers of Hoboken is visiting her sister Mrs. F. J. Sherwood of Ferry Boulevard for few days. She will leave for the White Noun tains for a short visit soon. 
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