Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-22
The Yacht CIub,s Cruise.

The NeW Haven 4acht club starts to-day on 8 two weeks cruise. The boats will mostly leave during this afternoon in order to anchor at the Thimble Islands in season for the hop at the Island View House given by Landlord Northrop, and witness the illumination and fireworks. They also par take of 8 complimentary dinner at the house to- morrow. Having assembled at the Thimbles the squadron will start from there on the cruise early Monday morning en route for Marthas Vineyard. The intention is to make stays at New London, Newport, New Bedford, Greenport and Sag Harbor. The following yachts and men go on the cruise:
 Ripple-Captain Paul Kennedy, steward and two L. L. Morgan, Hinman Haptford A. w Suns Adams
 s M dq City Clerk Pgot ze hyr-Fleet Captain George E. Dudley, J. N Ma cauley, F. H Baldwin, L. Dickey. westheld. Mass Pe'ry, c. H. Hall, Colonel Hamilton, Spring field, Endeavor-Commodore H. D. Billiard, w. w. Price, vixenzvice Commodore James G. Beecher, c. ". Dehance-Captan c. E. Warehouse, jr., E. E.. H1tchoook' J. II. Parish F. Benton.
 Earle. ~ " The yacht Ferguson, of New London, is go!ng on the cruise and possibly the Star light. The former yacht will have on board party from Middletown. It is expected ! tion of the trip. The yacht Wayward, of Middletown, Captain Warner. which belongs | to the club, will also go on the cruise with probably Middletown party.
 Corner Stone Laying.
 The corner stone for the new St. Francis church in Naugatuck will be laid on Sunday. | wi ha r1 witnessed by people from Naugatuck, Water. bury, New Haven and the country round about. At p. m. the parishioners of the church will assemble, form procession and in charge of marshals, march down Water street, across the railroad to Church street and thence to the depot to meet the arrivals on the 23O special train from Waterbury l Reforming into line the procession will march 1 up Church street to the intersection of Wa l ter, then, countermarching, return to the parsonage, where the clergy will join it.
 proceeding thence to the scene of the cere
 mony. By the stone will be platform fo, tho clergy, the press and invited guests and across this platform all will march. 20 that they may not only see the stone, but touch it if the,
 will Upon the stone will rest the basket in
 to which will be placed the contributions, ir ! appropriately inscribed envelopes furnished
 by the priest for the purpose Bishop Nc ! Mahon will offciate at the ceremony of lay ing the stone and the Rev. Father Walsh will ! preach the sermon. Father Gaffney, O
 Thomaston, and Father Kennedy, of Bir
 mingham, are to be chanters. The Ameri
 can and the Irish flags will decorate the plat
 form.
 ! The names of those contributing at th
 collection and the amounts given will be reat
 at church service the following Sunday ant
 will be inscribed upon pillar of the nev
 church as records. Among those invited wa
 Governor Bigelow, but owing to his Europea,
 trip, begun Thursday, he was forced to de
 cline. There will, however, be present m an, people of prominence from abroad Ther
 will be deposited in a niche in the corner
 stone, cut for the purpose, many parch
 ments, historical, ecclesiastical and social
 copy of the Gaod1ta1 journal devoted t,
 the preservation and cultivation of the Irisl
 language, and other papers