The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-24
FAIRFIELD COUNTY ', N, 6. A. PLAYS
 FOR BUSY SEASON

Annual Meeting of Camp Mohawk
 The annual meeting of the Camp NohaWk Corporation was held at the -Naugatuck Y. M. C. A. last Monday 1s22 season were gwen by the direct ors- The treasurer's report showed tnat the camp was in very gocd con ditlon. The corporation voted to in 'Fuct the building committee to con t-hde with the completion of the din- Ing hall. if possible, this fall. or as soon as the available funds were in slgnt Since the camp meeting Mrs. Nelcnolas N Pond of Milford who gave @z,ooo toward the beginning of the dining hall, has very generously given another $1,0O0 toward it's conpIeIon. tne building committee is now en- aeaVorlng to make arrangements for fall.
 interesting Father and Son Gathering
 at Bethel.
 The annual Father and Son ban quer promoted by the Bethel Y. M. C. A. committee was held in the Junior o. U. A. M. hall. last Tuesday evening The occasion was made me moraole by an unusually strong ad- dress by Rev John L. Davis of the Trinity Methodist church of New Britain. A male quartet rendered TWO selections very effectively. Plans for the organization of the two Y NJ C. A. groups were outlined
 state Older Boys Conference at New
 Britain This Week End.
 The Older Boys of the State of Connecticut will meet for their an nual conference at New Britain the 27th, 2Sth and 29th of October. The Falrf1eId County delegation will mum Der about 50 and will be made up of older boys from nearly every com munity in the county Most of the poys will leave by autonl obt1e on Fri day, in time to reach New Britain Tor the opening session at g. A pro gram or unusual interest, and speax- CTS or more than ordinary power Dr- Beaven of Rochester, N Y Il W. Gibson Of Boston, and c. c. Robinson of New York
 Wilton Opens Y. M: c. A. Season With
 Father and Son Bancuet
 J. G. Palmer of the Hartford Y M [. A. addressed the Father and Son banquet at Wilton last Friday eve nlng. The committee in charge of the banquet provided as usual a most excellent dinner. The toast Our Sons delivered by Cap1a1n Henry A. F. Young, was one of the t'nest ever given on such occasions A roast, no less ably handled "To Our Fathers' was given by Franc1s ' oung, one of the 12 sons of Captain oung. MT. Palmers strong address Wll be remembered by those who at affair was ably presided over by Clar- ence Jackson, chairman Of the local Y. M. c. A. committee.
 h1dgeheld High School Y. M C. A
 Initiates New Members.
 AL meeting of the Ridgefield High school Y. M. c. A. last week. four new members were initiated with the regular County Y. M. C. A initiation The ceremonies proved of very great interest and enjoyment to all present, his was the first occasion that the new initiation has been used The evening was pleasantly closed with refreshments. The Ridgefeld High School Y- M. c. A. is now one of the largest groups in the Fairfield Coun1v Association. New Canaan Pioneer Y Group Hears
 Interesting Talk
 pr Merrill Clarke of the Congre. salonal church spoke at the regular weekly meeting of the New Tanaan !loneer group. In addition to this interesting talk, the usual program ot games was enjoyed