Morning journal and courier., 1888-08-24
SUMMER ourInas.

0oel Weather But a Delightful Day
Fine Time For a Trfp--Glem Island
YesserdaysWaterbur at Seaside Park
-ParlOr Rock Visited - GOvoFn0r'g
Day and Osher Excurstons.
Shawls, wraps, oyercoats and other chilly
weather companions were with the many ex-
cursionists that went from this city yesterday
but nevertheless delightful days outing was
had by everyone. The breezes were just cool
enough for a healthy, vigorous person and
the water was as sparkling and fresh as one
ever saw in spring or fall day. The many
boats took large crowds and though the ladies
had to wrap themselves up pretty closely Oh
the sail home the gaiety of the several parties
wasn't lessened q whit and all enjoyed it as
we'll as il the day had been warmer. This is
just the time to take pleasure trip and
everybody going of nowadays gets big
start on the dog days.
GLEN ISLAND.
Starin's greatest day summer resort on the
Sound was blessed with its usual many visi-
tor. The cool weather made everything
pleasant and the island and the leland looked
as fresh and beautiful as pink. The excel
lent band concerts given during the day in
the handsome pavilion were delightful and
pleased the guests greatly. A large party
from Bridgeport and others from New York
and neighboring places helped to make the
place lively and 1t seemed never so gay and
happy. Those from here were worthy menl-
bers and friends of the Columbia and Elm
City lodges, United Order of Good Fellows,
Division No. 2, Ancient Order of Hibernians,
the st. Vincent de Paul and the K. o. J. So
cietfes, all of this city. Dancing and other
amusements were thoroughly enjoyed on the
steamer and most enjoyable day passed by
the excursionists.
The committee of the association were B.
Bretzfelder, j. Kohn, Moses Mailhouse, II.
Weiss, Lewis Kohn, I. Isaacs.
Among those on board were Mrs. Bryant
and Miss Josie Bryant, Frank e. Hall and
wife, Charles Kohn, Miss HealY, Alderman
Frank Hamilton, Mrs. Clark Smedley. Mr..
and Mrs. 7. q. Pitman, Charles w. A.
I. Steinert, Mrs. Paul F. Schneider, A. A.
Townsend and lady.
SEASIDE PARK.
Waterbury people INDUCED their zfondness
for the fresh salt breezes of the sea by going
down to the Park City's beautiful resort
yesterday. A special train carried over 600
of them to this city and the steamer Marga-
ret gave them delightful sail the Bridgeport.
The long beaches of soft sand and the lively
city's pleasures tickled the country people
greatly and all were 10th to depart, even
1850 o-1S 4A0S
undoubtedly growing place and its large
resort is a fitting possession for it,
PARLoR ROCK.
This beautiful picnic place was visited by
large numbers of the Congregations and Sun
doy schools of the Emmanuel Baptist, Dix
well avenue and Haven Memorial churches
of New Haven yesterday. They left the
Derby depot at $50 and the cars ran directly
to the grove for the accommodation of the
party. The committee of arrangements was
Rev. G. 81. jackson and Edward Randolph of
Emmanuel Baptist church, Rev. A. P. Miller
and Anthony Washington of Dixwell avenue
Congregational church and Rev. R. Shoekly
and Robert Spencer of Haven Memorial
church.
GOVERNORS DAY AT NIANTIo.
The steamer Margaret leaves this (Tuesday)
morning, at Belle Dock, at o'clock, for Nj
antic, arriving there at II a. M, and starting
on the return trip at 7.S0 p. m. This is
fine excursion opportunity to go and see the
big times in camp to day.
YIN. c. A. TO BRIDGEPORT.
The steamer Margaret will take large del
egstion from the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION of this city to Bridgeport on SUM-
day evening A fine day is anticipated and
the beautiful Park City can be seen in all its
beauty.