The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-15
WALNUT BEACH

The doors which were placed at the entrance ots Feckers pier for the pllr- pose of keeping the public from going out on it unless they hired bathing suits at that bathing house. have been re-opened through a. comuittee wait ing on MT. Fecker. After some de- bate, MT. FSecker agreed to make his pier public again.
 Several new arclights have been in stalled along two, new poles. extend water for the purpose of accommodate ing night bathers.
 Edward Washburne of the Wash burne cottage made the largest catch of clams Friday. He gathered one bushel in a short tima Horace Evans of Electric avenue, captured eight large black fish at the southern end Of Laurel Beach.
 The following guests are at the Well come cottage: MT and Mrs F. Sttn- ston, MT. and Mrs. Joseph Frtgeon. MT and Mrs. Ralph Withheld Miss of ThompsonviIle, Mass; Miss Lena. Fournier. and Annie Schaefer, of Wa terbury; MT. and Mrs. Sokol, MT. and Mrs. James Reilley and daughter Hell en of Meriden and MT. and Mrs. G. H. Brady and daughter Elizabeth, of
 Misses May Carroll and Kitty Fftz- gerald of the Waterbury telephone of fee are speding a week at the flaw thorne cottage
 The following guests from .Meriden are spending the week at the Flaw nuzzi, Helen Thompkinsons Patrick Quigley, William Gi1maFtin. William Hobson, James Badlitz, Charles Watts, Walter Smith, Robert Wftman, Frank Rewinkie and Herman Frobell
 Miss Helen Reynolds of Naugatuck has returned to her home after 9 weeks stay at the Hawthorne cottage.
 Ray Baldwin of Waterbury has re- turned to his home after spending sew eral days at the Violet.
 Harold Green of Waterbury has ar rived at the Violet cottage.
 Thomas Reynolds of Naugatuck spent last week at the Hawthorne.
 Misses Bertha and Anna Howard, Georgia Gilbar and Mary Coyle of Waterbury have returned to their homes after spending week at the Fairview cottage.
 Misses Katherine Kelley, Mae Mur- p1ay, Louise Oswald, and Katherine Hyland of Waterbury have returned to their homes after spending a week as guests of Mrs Katherine Wall
 Albert Lapke of Bridgeport, spent a few days at the sea shore, the guest of Mrs. Wall.
 Miss Teresa -Hartnett of winsted has arrived at the Golden Glow cot fa&e Tor a lew weeks.
 Miss Ruth Little of Waterbury is spending the week end at her mothers cottage on Bridgeport avenue
 George Reynolds and Harry Long of New Britain, spent a few days at the Larl<in cottage.
 Martin Fallon of Waterbury spent the week end with friends on Beach avenue.
 Misses May Carroll and Kitty F1tz- gerald of Waterbury have returned to their homes.
 Miss Julia Ford of Derby is visiting relatives on Beach avenue.
 The Misses Lily Schae efer, Hanna kaehler, Lily Saig, Emma loyal and AgRes Lowrie of Bristol have returned to their homes after spending a week at the Golden Glow cottage.
 Miss Irene Given of Waterbury spent the week end as the guest of her mother on Beach avenue.
 Harry Garran of Waterbury is spending a, few days at the beach Thomas Kearney, of Benhan avenue is spending a few days in New York city.
 Clarence Hall and Henry Deassette have returned to their homes in Bris- toI after spending a week with. re1a- lives at the Catherine cottage.
 Ben S. Tinxham of Electric avenue has purchased a new seven passenger car for his own use.
 Mrs James Adams. of Ansonia has returned to her home after g. stay of two weeks at the Sunset cottage.
 Miss Peggie Freeman of Ansonia. is spending several weeks at the Free man cottage on the waterfront.
 Raymond Keefe of Ansonia. has ar rived at the Silver cottage for few weeks. @
 } Patrick McPartland of Waterbury is spending the week end at his cot