The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-16
IOPEN-AIR DANCE AT THE
 POOTATUCK Y. 6. FRIDAY
William H. Sc John & Go. Buys Out
 Interest to Stxat9ord People.
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 StrafRcrd July 16-At the Poota- ltuc1x Yacht club Friday evening an- other of the open air dances which have become go p0pula< with the young folk Of Sta4ford will be given on the broad upper veranda of the club house The upper veranda at the Pootatuck Is an ideal place to hold a dance,on a warm summers evening. lA cool bxeeDe blows in across the veranda from the river below so that no matter how hot the night is in sthe city & comfortable temperature is lsure to prevail at the club house on fthe river. The dance Friday evening will be the third dance held at the club so far this season The two which have been held already were very successful ones and 1t is ex-4 pected that the coming one will prove a fine success also.
 TUTTIEsSELLs TO ST. JOHN. William B. Futile has retired from the drug business in Stratford selling out to William H. St. John & Co.,, proprietor of the Rexall Store in the 1 center The announcement made last night came as distinct surprise to the people of Stratford. St. John has already taken hold of things at sTuttle's store which is just across the street from the present St. John iEtore- New fixtures have been or idered. new counters will be install-
 
 tile has agreed to retire from the drug business for a period of 10 years land he has also agreed not to rent any dof his property in the center to any lone else for a drug store The reason tTuttIe is retiring is that he desires Ito give his undivided attention to his other real estate holdings in Strat- ford and to his shore house business lat Minors" St John will conduct only the one store in the center.
 ACCEPTS POSITION.
 Alfred MalIett of North Main street t7aas accepted a position with William a- St John & Co.,. taking Maurice tBaker's place. the latter having nov led to Bridgeport
 ANNUAL SHORE DINNER Olxenuck tribe, Improved Order of TRed Men, has started to make plans flor it's annual shore dinner at Savin Rock which is to be held some time lduring the next month. A commit tee was appointed at Monday nights meeting of the order and 1t is ex- Epeeted that the members of the com Ernfttee will report at the next meet ling definitely on the date for the taunuaI outing, where the dinner will lbe served, etc It is anticipated that the trip to Savin Rock and return I4his year will be made in automobiles IInstead of in trolley cars as in former Iyears-
 B1EDGE AT W7EATOGOE CLUE
 A bridge whist is being held at the k-Weatogue Country club this afternoon Ethe first of Q series which will be iheId there during the present sum- Inner season The members of the club are looking forward with antici- tpation to the concert which is to be iEeld at the club tomorrow evening land to the golf turnament which is to be played off at the club Saturday. MRSl DOLA19 ILL
 Mrs J- A Dolan is confined to her fhorne on Warwick avenue with an at ienck of indigestion Her many friends wish her a speedy recovery from her gandisposftion.
 ANNUAL PICNIC.
 The members of Christ church and Sunday school will hold their annual kpicnfc, Wednesday, July 23, at Sea side park Special cars will leave the church at 10 o'clock sharp. All mem f bers of the church are asked to at ! tend the picnic fine time has been ! arranged by the committee in charge. tThe games for the children will be started at 3 o'clock and the winners Of the different events will be award ed prizes One special car will go to Paradise Green for the accommoda.- befon of the members of the church K~vho reside in that vicinity.