Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-24
AT sAyIN ROoK.

The Turner's AnnuaI-JolIy Young
 Folks at Savin Rock Yosterday-
 Crowds of older FrIends-Osher
 D01ngs at Sav1m Rock.
 The Turner's picnic st Savin Rock yester-
 day was largely attended and six hundred
 people were at the grove early in the after
 noon. Many more went down last evening
 and the gay social gathering sustained it's
 merrymaking until late hour. About two
 hundred children went to the Rock on the cars in the forenoon. They made the grove
 ring with their happy laughter and the boys
 amused themselves with base ball and many
 pleasant games. Athletic exhibitions were
 given by the several classes. The children's
 exhibition was entered by nearly 15O and It's
 chief feature was 8 march around the front
 of the grove. They were assembled by the
 beat of drums and marshaled about the
 grounds with flags and fancy manoeuyres.
 The older classes exhibited interesting ath-
 letics and won much applause by their mus
 cu1ar skill and training. The evening was
 passed in a most enjoyable way and the Turner's demonstrated most conclusively that brawn and muscle is not always separated from civilization and sociability. Music was of excellent character. Among the musicians were noticed the well known faces of Louis Veil, George Robinson and others.
 GERMAN ODD FELLOWS TO PICNIC AT THE ROCK.
 The twenty-6fth anniversary of the found ing of the Gernania Lodge of Odd Fellows will be celebrated by the members at Savin Rock next Monday. Grand officers and rep resentatives from lodges at New London, Bridgeport, Hartford, New Britain and Mer- iden will attend. A special picnic is planned for Railroad Grove and the days enjoyment will be ended by fireworks in the evening. COURT ST. SYNAGOGUE TO PICNIC TO-DAY. The picnic of the Mishkan Israel Sunday School, which was to have been held at High Rock Grove last Thursday, postponed on ac count of the weather, will be held at Sayin Rock to-day, it having been impossible to se I cure another date for High Rock Grove every date for the remainder of the season being taken.
 Charley Miller of the Beach Pavilion and owner of the Beach House hotel, is indig- nant over an article in the Register which ! set forth statement as follows: EsThe young people at the Sea View determined to have ! a hop Hops are not of frequent occur renee, and when anticipated interest runs high. Elaborate preparations are made and the evening is looked forward to with no little trepidation. Miller's orchestra is about the only musical party that Is to be had at the shore. Accordingly Miller's or chestra, or @ part ot it, was engaged. But Mir. Miner boards at the Beach House, and so does the leader of the orchestra, hence when the rumor reached the ears of Saviu Rockers that the Sea View was to have hop it was but in the nature of things that there should be music. The night came fol the hop, the young people came for the hop in fact quite everybody came for the hop ex, cept the musicians, and inasnuch as nusi clans are regarded as indispensable there was no hop, although there was great number of hopping mad people," To this MT. Miller demurs emphatieally. setting forth that the reason he sat down upon the hop was that nobody asked his permission to use his dance his pavilion and his orchestra he naturally had something to say as to who should have the benefit of them. In other words he says, the party were led to occupy his premises without having asked his permission and 1T fact ignoring him.