Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
WEST HAVEN.

The Warm Wave Causes a Boom
 at the Shore-Many Arrivals at Partles-Three Thousand or Four
 Thousand Expected TO-Morrow.
 J. H. Kloek, the Chapel street druggist, moved into his summer residence on Beach street last Thursday.
 The warm weather of last week made Col onel Goshen, the giant, perspire very freely, and he wished last Saturday morning as he was sitting in the coolest place near his tent in Railroad Grove that he could find, that the signal service bureau would hurry up that cool wave that they said was coming One of the trained foxes named Juno, owned by Lynch & Loughlin at the entrance to the Grove, succumbed to the heat last Friday It was the best trained of the two and it will be greatly missed by all. Samuel Mallory, Charlie Mallory, Willie Hyde, Charlie Thompson and Charlie Bab- cock started for New York Saturday night on the steamer Northam. They will take in Coney Island and other noted watering places near the city and will take the Sunday night boat back for home, being ready to resume their different avocations this morn ing.
 Tomorrow will be a big day at the shore, as from 5000 to /, 900 people are expected on the picnic of the Sons of St. George New Haven, Ansonia, Birmingham, Wallingford, Waterbury, Meriden and other places will be represented.
 There was nearly five hundred people at Howes' skating rink last Friday evening to greet the fairy skater, Lillie Sellew. She was received with great enthusiasm when she appeared on the rollers and her intricate and graceful movements were highly praised by all. The West Haven band never played
 better. The first three evenings of this week, Manager Howes will have big attractions. Dan O'Leary the old champion pedestrian and Johnnie Dader, will try issues on the box woods. Johnnie to cover two miles to O'Lerry's one, and a half on foot.
 All are making big preparations for the Knights of Honor reunion and the Grand army picnic.
 The warm weather of last week was great boon to the hotels, boarding house keepers and the restaurants It drove the people away from the city by the score. To be sure it was warm at the shore, but not near as warm as it was in the city. Post Rock Grove was well patronized. The restaurants, saloons and the flying horses, museums and all reaped harvest of nickels. The hotels Sea View and Beach House are comfortably filled.
 Ali and Jimmie at the Homestead never did better. They had their hands more than full getting up their celebrated shore dinners and suppers. The Herman House and Lucas House are doing remarkably well.
 There will be an entertainment at the Ho tel Sea View the 8th of next month for which small admittance fee will be charged. Mrs. G. Sanford, of Milford, A. c. Merwin and several New Haven gentle men will assist. It will consist of music and recitations
 The following names are among the list of arrivals at the Sea View and Beach houses last week: At the Beach House-L. L. Cornell, New Haven; W. H. Risley, Ken sington, Conn.,; W. M. Risley, New Haven, Conn; P. T. Smith, New Ha, I; Mrs. Walker and children, New Haven; J. J. Osborn, jr., New Haven; Enos Fnote, New Haven; Henry M. Wausley, New York.
 At the Sea View: A. H. Jacobs, Birming ham; L. Jacobs, Birmingham; c. B. sHol- comb, Tarifville; Joseph Doeset, Mansfield, O.; Steman Hauks, Troy, N Y.; Louis Hauks, Boston; o. W. H. Dubois, Utica, N. Y, and Gertrude Dubois; J. B. Ken Levi Johnson, Rockville; John Cummings, Mansfield; J. H. Hammon, Wallingford; George M. Duffy, Troy, N. Y.; Thomas Will Hams, New York; Edwin c. Russell, Hart ford; Miss Jennie Wilson and maid, New York; T. F. Shelly, Berlin; F. K. Crane, H. E. Tepke, P. E. Hayes, Providence, R. l.; VIC. Hayes, Waterbury; G. F. Kaiser, New York; Mrs. H. G. Knight and party, East Hampton; J. w. Stanley, o. P. Mar shall, Boston; H. A. Stevens, Mer1den; Iheo- dore Sterling, Ohio; George o. s. Southworth and Master Soathwoth, Springfield, Mass; w. F. Rogers, Meriden; F. A. Newton, Mrs. F. A. Newton, Alice F. Newton, New Haven; k. c. Eggleston, Falls Village; Mrs. G. s. Colt and children, New York; c. M. Loomis, New Haven; F. H. Goldthwaite, Springfield, Mass; Ed. D. Baldwin, Meriden; A. O. Barrows, Hart ford.
 Among those who will arrive at this hotel shortly are J F. Bradley, New Haven; S. Roltswood, Amherst; Professor M. G. Stream bean of Toronto, Canada; Charles Loomis and c. L. Spencer, of Sufield; J. R. Sutcliff, Mcriden and others.
 MT. Baldwin, the grocer at Railroad Grove, had sent to him lately bunch of bananas of the yellow variety. On cutting number of the bananas from the stalk he discovered 8 mocking birds nest containing one egg. He allowed the nest to remain in its position, l where it can now be seen.
 Georgia Beele 8 lad aged years, stole a gold watch from P. Durrand and sold it for l ten cents. Within two hours after the | watch had been stolen, Constable Clinton l had it in his possession and returned it to l it's owner. It was very clever piece of | detective work on the part of MT. Clinton, | and he is deserving of great credit.
 Mir. Howes will place piano in his rink | for the benefit of all visitors who are music l ally inclined. It will be used between the | sessions.