The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-28

dren start today on a motor trip to Boston MT. Lynch Is the efficient letter carrier for the center route in town. He is to visit with his par ents in Boston, then with his family will motor through. Massachusetts and the coast towns of Maine. MT. Lynch will be gone two weeks.
 The visitors at Fairfield beach have much praise for the attention and service given them by MT. Ran dall and his efficient corps of assist ants. His catering at the Fairfield beach pavilion Is of the right sort and merits him a well deserved pa tronage.
 A large crowd was in attendance at the lawn fete of St Thomas parish last evening. Beach residents, es- and sure did have one good time, en- toying in full all the places of en- tertainment- Dancing and music were fully enjoyed by all and and gives promise of a banner attend ance.
 Miss Annie Conroy of f42 Centre St., had a narrow escape from drown ing last night when she was caught beyond her depth about twenty feet from shore. She was between the Idle Hour raft and the Penfield pa vihon raft at Fairfield Beach about 8 o'clock.
 Her screams for help before the water had cut off her voice and the shrieks of her companion, Miss Clampett attracted several people on the beach. Harry Terrpening and Miss Conroy at the time of the acci- dent swan to her and reached her just as she was going down for the third time. Terpening dove for Miss Conroy and with the help of French succeeded in getting her safely to shore.
 Louis Duckworth who is stationed at the Penheld pavilion arrived just as the two men brought Miss Con roy to shore. Duckworth assisted by Dr. Coon health officer of Bridgeport, | who was on the beach at the time, l administered first aid and soon had | Miss Conroy revived She was later able to go home none the worse for her narrow escape No action has yet been planned | against the jitneys in Fairfield The | officers of the law are not molesting the drivers and as yet Judge Bacon | Wakeman, prosecutor of the town osn oGurt has nt rscei6sd bs no orpa bnnSrsas | who visit Fairfield Beach daily are still being accommodated by the jit- | neyS-
 | MISS NISlnld SelIeES O1 4nS1IOSS,
 Mass, entertained the following | guests at a masquerade party at the | Hardwood cottage, Fairfield Beach: :: | MT. and Mrs. F. L. Allard, MT. and
 Mrs. Anderson, MT. and Mrs. B. Smith, MT. Beyerleine, Mildred An | derson, Loretta Beaudry. Lila Mar
 tin, Doris Pardy. Madeline Cox, Ida | Warner, Lillian Martin.
 Miss Leila Martin won the first
 prize for having the best costume o1 the evening" She wore an original | Japanese garment Miss Doris Pardy
 took the booby prize for having the most original costume. Miss Virginia Sellers, the hostess, impersonated the | Queen of Sheba and her costume was
 very striking.
 | In the near future Miss Sellers will
 entertain all the smaller children o1
 the community with a comical auc-
 tion-
 Il George Carpenter is spending a five weeks vacation at the summer home of Mr. and Mrs. James Don-
 avan-
 Thomas Baker of Fairfield Is
 spending two weeks camping at the beach.
 MT. and Mrs. Herbert s. Shaw and
 family of 436 Pembroke street Bridgeport, are Summering at the Merry Hearts cottage, Fairfield Beach
 II Miss Della Bennem of the Reelfur cottage, is entertaining guests from New York for a. week.