Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-08-06

Ill. Bottle hair restorer. AIS.
~ SILK tie. ~
ia Tricycle.. s.477.
il IL s esss q Pl gsr aaaa $751;
l1S bottle hair restorer. 5000.
100. Box sewing silk, 8, ~;
121. Tive coat hangers, 3.292
1913. Upright stereoscope. 5,ae9.
1874. Glass berry set, 9.459.
125 White kid slippers, 1880
1s6. Round brass case and bird, $685.
1ss. Lunch box, 6, 14s.
100. Granite teapot, 446s.
1913 Chest of tea, 2,345.
1874 Pocket knife, 9,507.
1876. Plated knives and forks, $3.50
1856. Box of cigars, Sab
1913 Ton of coal, 1850.
1s9 Steel engraving (Niagara), 2,ss1
AL Chrome. 4.O93.
142. Boys suit, 1885,
IA Silver castor, 2, 331.
145. Granite teapot. 1885.
l4e Winchester rifle s1H loader, 1886.
14s. Picture of Lincoln, 6,201.
149. Combination cane 947.
$50. Bag of flour, II ,ao5.
151. Combination cane, 1885,
15s. ethorse hitchers, 54e6.
1874. Set horse hitchers, 5349.
15s. Years subscription sDs s to library 6'T'S'
1877. Set horse hitchers, 6.212.
15S. Set horse hitchers, 314.
159. Set horse hitchers, 5,202.
100. Pair mems shoes, 5,796.
1t remains to be seen yet who is the
lucky person who drew the organ. Only
few prizes have been claimed yet. Persons
who appeared and took their prizes last even
ing were: L. R. Johnson. "a
bert CLARK, Is Hill street, can of
varnish; Charles A. Hine, IS Howe street,
cut glass bottle of cologne; A. z. Downes,
Westville, one dozen photographs from W.
A. Beers; Dwight Il. Hall, Middleheid,
breastpin; w. Mott, Ansonia, glass, cake
basket; John G. Downey, Waterbury, box of
Shows confectionery; Evelyn Beecher, 116
Dwight street, lemonade set; o. V. Heff-
ner, 215 York street, box toilet soap;
c. H. Phillips, s03 State street,
spice box; w. II. Clark, 512 Ed street,
gentleman's derby hat; VIM. Fl. Miner, 1850
Chapel street, rubber hip boots; E. J. Ken
ney, Boston, plated knives and forks; Mrs.
butcher, 113 East Pearl street, floor rug;
Carl Ude, West Haven, granite teapot; Geo.
E. Dudley, 10S Ward street, pair of mems
shoes.
The committee have turned over the dis
tribution of the prizes to the secretary, Mr..
D. S. Thomas. There were but few claimed
last evening, indicating that notwithstand-
ing the immense crowds present large pro-
portion of the ticket holders were from out
of town or at least not in attendance at Savin
Rock. All of the unclaimed prizes are to be
brought to the city and cared for by Mr..
Thomas at his Rapid Transit job printing
Office on Chapel street. Here they will be
placed upon long table and be ready to
give out about noon.
The crowd grew continually larger during
the afternoon and evening. There were hun
dreds of folks about the grove who did a
rushing business. Restaurants and hotels
h. he
grove andcottages were Illuminated, and dane
ing was INDUCED in by many hundred couples
in the pavilion.
Mrs. Kate Reynolds Run over BY A
Horse Car At SavIn Rock.
Mrs. Kate Reynolds, cook at Mrs. Tuck
er's, at the corner of Olive and Chapel
streets, this city, had her foot badly crushed
by the horse cars last night at Savin Rock
at about 10 o'clock. Mrs Reynolds was re-
turning to the city when the accident occur
red. In getting off the car near Beach street,
Savin Rock, the horses started suddenly and
she was thrown to the ground, her foot slip
ping under the wheels. Before the car was
stopped wheel had passed over her foot,
crushing it badly. She was picked up by
the passengers and carried into Mr.. Samuel
Marsden's cottage, foot of the avenue, and
was most kindly cared for there until car
riage could be got. 1t arrived in about 6f-
teen minutes, and she was taken to the hos
pital. Last night she was doing as we'll as
could be expected.
CARRIAGE sMAsHUP.
A carriage with two tipsy men in it
smashed against heavily laden horse car
near the West Haven horse railroad stables
1aa nd xuyhaa off ha
carriage in a second. Nobody hurt.
THE ILLUMINATION OF THE COTTAGES.
Had not the sky begun to assume a threat
nation would have been more general than it
was. The slight shower, however, failed to
dampen the ardor of a majority of the cot
tagers, who made fitting end to the already
eventful day: Along Beach street a large
proportion of the residents decorated with
tastefully painted lanterns, and Sum
mer street was fairly aglow
with myriads of lights, to which
the inky sky presented a magni6-
cent contrast. Among those whose cottages
came in for especial notice were w. R. Tyler,
J. G. Clark, E. L. Catlin, c. Skeeles, Orrin
Howes, Mr.. Putnam, Hill Bros, S. L. Mars
den, G. R. Hubbard, H. P. Hubbard, J.
johnson, Charles Metzger, T. E. Twitchell,
B. Rogowski, D. R. Brown, I. Rosenberg,
II. S. Burns, Captain White,
DIR. Fuller, Mr.. Matthews. Red fire
was burned at various places and the
view from the pier was sight long to be re-
membered. Over five hundred teams drove
down from the city to witness the display.
AT HowEs' RINK.
AT Howes' rink yesterday three sessions
were held. In the afternoon Master Fred
Adams gave a very fine exhibition of fancy
skating. Johnnie Dodds defeated Mr. Som
ers in bicycle race. In the evening Fred
Adams gave another exhibition and Johnnie
Dodds defeated Mcclure and Dwyer in two
mile skating race.
Rifle Match To-Day.
At 1 o'clock this afternoon at the Quinni-
piac rife range the Sarsfelds' team will shoot
against the Second regiment team. The lat
ter team is made up of the following men:
Lieutenant R. M. Walker Captain A. Allen,
Captain T. T. Wells, Lieutenant A. M.
johnson, Sergeant G. Case, Private Savage
Captain Jones and Private J. Landon. There
will also be match between Landon and
Walker against Case and johnson.
Try Package Of Ivory Starch Ard
BE Convinced Of Its Merits.
Bicycle Supply Co., 80 Front street, agents
for the American Star bicycles.