The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-11

Miss Mae Vaughan of Ansonia, has lreturned home after a weeks stay ar the Sound View cottage
 Frank Barlow and Tess1e Barlow have, left for home after spending a, week at the beach.
 Ray BoIger Of Waterbury is at the 1 XVashfngton cottage for the summer Edwin Finley visited his father in Boston for a few days. MT. and Mrs A Fisher Of Water Yt1le spent several days at the beach recently.
 Henry Hurley Of Waterbury Is at the Topaz eOttage for q few days.
 l1r. Charles Doherty and daugh- in Ansonia for a. few days lg Miss Anna Burns of Watervi1le. has returned home after brief stay at 1 the beach.
 John L4atanxio of Waterbury is the guest of Nick ApaIncci Tor a few days l Fonsey vaI1one who is at the | beach for a few weeks went to New 1 York for a short stay A house party was held at tIle James cottage Wednesday evening. vocal and instr uzne eutal music was sung and played A quartetfe com l Charles Murphy of Ansonias James McCarthy of Bridgeport and John 1 Miller oE E5artfords sang the latest songs which were appreciated and drew great applause from the gath ering. Among the guests were Miss es Alice and Mary Horrfgan of Wa iterbury Ethel sLucey of Bridgeport 1 Mary SchoIan of Hartford, Catherine I Moylan of Derby and Hazel DvEyer Of Sha1ecn and A4essrs James Horton, I7atrick Murphy William Bowerss 1 James Bohan fof V7atsrb41ry, John 1 Miller of Hartford. annes Fitzpatrtck of gheIton Cbarles Murphy of An sonia and James Mccarthy and Geo. Hogan of Br1dgeport
 The prize waltz which was held at iCarey's Casino was won by James A1cCarthy and Bertha KratterheId, both of Bridgeport Twelve couples entered. The judges were Ia mes J. Learey of Bridgeport, Alex. Crunne of Shelton and Carl Berger Of Bridge port
 Mrs. Julia Ford of Derby is the guest Of MT and Mrs. J. Fl. Bohan of waterbury at their cottage Etatna-
 Mrs. c Little Of Waterbury IS I spending the sumnaer at her cottage I on Bridgeport avenue. j David Ryan of Waterbury ig at the beach for two weeks
 Robert Miller of Waterbury. is at the Daisy Vine cottage for week
 Mrs Edward Washburne and daughter Hilda were visiting in New Haven for few days.
 Misses Lilly SchaeTer, Hannah fsEZQEnlCEss Agnes Lsowrte of Bristol are at the l Golden Glow cottage for a week.
 Rudolph Bercier Of Waterbury is the guest of Nicholas Apalucci at his cottage pn Harrison avenue
 MT. and Mrs Benedict cordes spent a few days in New York.
 Clarence Hall is stopping at the IEenry Daasatte of Bristol is visiting friends at the Katherine cottage for I a week.
 Park aveneue is being repaired and sidewalks will be laid on both sides of the avenue.
 The T. P. R. minstrels are reiears- I ing for their entertainment to be held at Careyss Casino, July 24 for the benefit of St. GabrieI's chapel.
 Masses at St GabrieIs chapel will be celebrated at the usual time, 8:S0 } end 10 o'clock on Sunday. l Sunday services at the Walnut Beach chapel will be held at o'clock lin the afternoop
 All the large stores are busy deco :. rating their places of business with flags and bunting to welcome the Red
 A fishing party composed of Geo I Harris, James Hansen, and Maurice Daley, report 61 black fish caught the largest of the season, the small est one weighing about four pounds.
 A prize hesitation was held at Bro s derick's dance hall Thursday evening The hall was packed to it's capacity, Mo1lie Farrell and Alice Bobbins, both of Bridgeport won the prize of $5 in gold Both are very clever dancers and a great future awaits them if tn ey 5I Ihave their talent developed. The I Judges were Frank G1ennon. Hartford Il D. N Deane and J. Mcfarland o1 Bridgeport. On next Thursday ev- ening a prize heel and toe waltz will be held.
 About 20 people enjoyed a sail te Charles @Island Thursday afternoon The weather was delightful and the water very calm. All enjoyed them selves immensely. Those on the sai were Misses Marion and Mary Oar. Hing, Hazel Strauss, Frances Taylor Mildred Harrison, Florence Walsh Josephine Taylor. Florence Gostave Alice Hughes, Alberta Higgins, Kath- lyn Norton, Messrs. Patrick Driscoll Charles Brennan, Albert Drtsco1l Henry Gerrity. John Dunne. Fred Higgins. Robert Miller and James Curley.
 Elias Pritchard intends to start ir business selling candy, peanuts and popcorn.
 Miss Loretta Bohan of Waterbury will spend the summer at the Etawa cottage with her folks.
 Madelyne Hendricks is at the beach for few weeks
 Daniel Egan of Waterbury is stop ping at the Cedarcroft cottage for two weeks.
 Miss Mary Smith of New Britain has returned home after spending 2 week at the cottage of Mrs E. J. No