Morning journal and courier., 1885-08-17
WEST HAVEN.

Driven with 0rders-W orking Thir- teen Hours-Next Thursday's Big sSatberfne at the Sh.Ore-The Sea View Hop.
 ! The West Haven Buckle ompany are com ! nelled to run their works thirteen hours . | day in order to keep up with their rapidly \ increasing orders They have orders ahead to last them until late in the fall. Justice B. B. Savage, wife and daughter Jessie left for Portland, Conn.,, by their own I conveyance last Friday. They will sojourn at Mir, savage's mothers residence until the 1st of September.
 Mir. Max Adler and family returned to tbeEr cosy summer residence on Beach street last Friday, after ten days sojourn at Sara | toga. Next Thursday will be gala day at the | shore Admiral Foote post, G. A. R. will | picnic at Railroad Grove and several other posts from different parts of the State will unite with them The vets of the Fifteenth c. V. will also hold their annual reunion the ! same day. Comrade Twitchen caters I for them And the veterans of the Sixth l c, " hold their reunion on the same day. ! Comrade Putnam eaters for them | The proprietors of North Park are having ! a wharf and bathing houses built on Beach street. foot of East street.
 MT. Loughlin, of Lynch 6 Loughlin's s l bowling alleys on Palace street, entrance to f Railroad Grove, last Friday scored three l hundred points in game ot tenplns with 1 some crack bowlers from Springfield, Mass, | the largest score that ever was made on the
 alleys.
 l The hop at the Sea View Hotel Saturday ! nioht was another brilliant affair and much | enjoyed by the guests of the Sea View and ! Beach Houses Both these houses have many | guests Landlord Freemsn's efforts were as | e,,1 Tlo 111g1a h | Thomas. The interest attaching to the occa
 ! sion owing to the presence of the many fash
 l ionable ladies and well known gentlemen, to-
 gether with the diversity of pretty toilets
 l made it one of the great society events of the
 ! season at the shore, and the brilliantly light
 ! ed and large dining hall when the gay scene
 ! was at its height was 8 scene to be admired
 ! and enioyed Not & few of the prominent
 ladies and gentlemen of the shore cottages
 were present and many also from this city
 ! went down in carriages.
 Charles A. Heaton, of New Haven, wal
 ! master of ceremonies. Among the dancers , were MT. and Mrs. Paddock of Cleveland, O.. r Mrs, c. F. Bradley of New Haven, Mis- Maud Dayton of Ansonia, Miss Minnie Day ! ton of Ansonia, MT. and Mrs. Olmstead o | Springfield Miss Goldthwait of Springfield 6 Miss Mary E. Haggerty, Meriden; the Misse e Gibson. Waterbury; Mrs. J. P. Freeman f I Westfield, Mass; Miss Alice Weston, West t field Mass; MT. and Mrs. Walter E. Judd : New Haven; Jared Flagg, New York; Charle : l Casper, Meriden; H. c. Hurlburt, Hartford d l A. L. Bliss, Hartford, and Editor Graham e of Meriden.
 Among the new arrivals at the Sea Viez 8 l are people from Hartford, Windsor Locks : I Naugatuck East Hampton, New York ], Springfield, etc., and guests from dozel l Connecticut towns are newly registered a g the Beach House.
 : Lively times, as usual, at Howes' rink Sat 8 urday evening when Miss Sadie Convers n and Miss Dottie Jones delighted large as s sembly with fancy skating. To-morro, 8 night at Howes' takes place the grand fanc d dress carnival, the prize for the best ladd' s costume being a set of Shakespeare's works l. l thirteen volumes.