The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-25

Higgins, first base; Henry Gerrity, sec ond base; William Bowers, third base' John Gallagher, shortstop; Philip IIea- ley, left delds John Hine, center held. and John LaEkin, right field.
 Miss Fannie Henney of New York' IS stopping at the '.Sundyalfs cottage for a week
 Miss Josephine Toy of Waterbury. has. returned home after few days stay with friends here.
 The bicycHsts still persist in dis obeying the law. riding their wheels on the sidewalks. If this practice IS continued drastic methods ought to be instituted and the offenders severe ly punished
 Miss Helen O'Den and brother Ray. mond of New Britain, are visiting the beach for a week. ! A house party in honor of Miss Alice 1yres, who is at the Welcome" cot-i tage as the guest of Mrs Max Trum- friends the other evening. Games were played, dancing was enjoyed and must- cal and vocal selections were render led. Miss Nora. Sullivan of Water bury, brought forth much applause from the party by the excellent ren- Great to Live and Learn Among the guests were the Misses Bertha Trum- bull, Anna Smith, Alice Hyres, Nora Sullivan, Daisy Fitzmaurice, William Joy,a Philip Healey, William Bowers. George, Davis, Alfred Allen, Joseph Duane, Charles Burns and Daniel Mo Carthy.
 Elias Pritchard of Electric avenue. made a, very large catch of fish the other day, having in his possession 57 black and S7 hathsh-
 Edward washburne of the <. Wash burne cottage, gathered five bushels of round cIams the other day while on a claiming trip near Charles IsI- and. ss
 A prize waltz was held in Broderick's Casino the other evening. The hall was taxed to it's capacity Six cou- pies entered but after a. few rounds of dancing four were disqualified. The winners were James Farrell Miss Alice Keough. both of Bridgeport, first prize, land James Roach of Ansonia and Miss Mary Davin of Springfield second prize.
 William Joy of Waterbury, is spend ing a few weeks at the welcome" cot.
 Miss Nora Sullivan of waterbuffy. 1 has arri.-ef7 at the beach to spend two weeks as the guest of Mrs. Max. Trum- bier.
 Gus Boyian of Waterbury, has re- turned to his home after a short stay at the beach.
 Al Purdick the tonsorial artist of Bridgeport, is visiting at the beach 2 Lyons of Bridgeport, have returned to their homes after a short stay at the beach.
 Miss Amy Schneider of Waterbury. is spending a two weeks vacation with friends on Broadway.
 The rubber factories in Naugatuck have closed for three weeks and many lofl the employees are spending their va Ecations at the different beaches.
 Michael Tobin of New Britain, is spending few weeks at the beach.
 The Misses Annie and Josephine Os- trosli of Naugatucl1 are at the tsSund- EvalF' cottage for two weeks.
 Miss Ruth Greenwood and Stanley Greenwood of Bridgeport, are at the
 lone. cottage for a few weeks David Ryan of watertown, is spend ing his vacation at the beach. Miss Alice NIchrist of South Man leicester is apending a two weeks va cation at the beach.
 Miss Helen Hemingway of New Brf- tain, is at the .fXWoodlawn'' cottage for two weeks.
 Miss Esther Olson Of South Man leicester, is spending her vacation at the '.Hemlock'' cottage.
 Attorney Martin L. Caine and wife of INaugatuck, are at the Treat" cottage for month.
 Miss Alice FIyres of Waterbury. is lspending two weeks vacation at the Welcome" cottage.
 James F. Kirtz of Derby. has arrived at his cottage on the water front where he will spend the rest Of the summer.
 Miss Anna Davin Of Broadway. is Ispending a week in New York, visiting Irelatives.
 William walsh of New Britain is at the Mozart cottage for a week. Thonn- as Kelly of the beach, spent few days in New York.
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