PUTNAM PARK
TO DE SGENEOF
JOLLEY OUTING
Commercial employes of the South
ern New England Telephone Co., un
der the head o f the Bridgeport
Council, comprising workers from
this city, Norwalk, Stamford and Dan
bury, will leave at 9 o'clock tomor
row mornirig in buses for an all day
outing at Putnam park, near Red
ding Ridge.
Upon arriving at the scene of mer
riment, a grand parade in costume
will be held. This event will be fol
lowed by three legged, peanut and
potato races, tennis matches and
various other competitive stunts. Af
ter the noon luncheon, dancing will
be in order in the pavilion with an
orchestra made up of the picnicers
playing.
The committee in charge of the
day include Edward Smith of Nor
walk, as chairman, assisted by John
F. Hearns of this city; Miss Ger
trude Close of Norwalk; Miss Ethel
MoGee of Stamford; Miss Caroline
Cogora of Bridgeport.
FIRST WOMAN'S
RIGHTS CONVENTION
STIFFS NEW HOPE
IS IN TENNESSEE
Washington, July 19. Suffragists are
more hopeful of victory In Tennessee
now, but have not 'been pledged
enough votes to put over the ratifica
tion resolution.
. "Our campaign In Tennessee will
get under full headway today when
Miss Sue White, the state, chairman,
who took part in the delegation to
Gov. Cox, arrives in Nashville," said
Mrs. Florence Boekel yesterday. "Gov.
