Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-14
AT sAvxr BOOK.

The Season N06 Altogether Ended Kete-
 Carriage Damaged Hast Monday
 Arrested for Statute Law ViOlatIOnS-
 CotsageTs Returning to the City, Etc.
 A short warm spell serves to renew life at
 the Rock in spite of the absence of some of
 the cottagers. Small parties from along the
 Connecticut valley continue to pay daily wis
 it's to the shore. Tuesday about twenty
 Naugatuck people spent September day there, and with the aid of a few city pie nickers made for themselves most agree able stay.
 It will take much colder weather than this 1 to kill the shore season.
 Cottagsr Max Adler was among the visit ors at the borough of justice last Tuesday. He was there to give bail in an appeal for one of his employees, James Kelley, who was 1 tried and convicted for having committed a @ breach of the peace during the base bali game between the Mayer, Strouse 6 Co.,, em- ployes and Bridgeport corset concern. MT. Julius Lempert has leased the merry go-round privilege in the grove for six years. Cottagers Adler, Mann, Ullman, Johnson and Winans have returned to their city homes.
 A wheel belonging to a carriage driven by Patrick lcDermott, the blacksmith, of this city, was broken last Monday at the shore. After watering his horse at the big trough near Hills, MT. McDermott attempted to back his team, which came into contact with another vehicle and the breaking of a wheel resulted. The services of the blacksmith were suddenly called into requisition in his own behalf.
 The heaviest sea of the season was seen at the shore last Saturday morning, and mum ber of small craft sustained considerable damage. A large sharpie, owned by Cot tager Cham berlin, was torn from her fasten- I inRs by the big sea and was carried a long distance out before her absence was discover ed. After considerable work the boat was regained.
 handsome portrait of Supt. Ward, which is to be placed in the new schooner owned by
 that gentleman. The picture is 16 by 20 inches and perfect likeness. There has been considerable comment among the professional fault finders who have not yet ceased criticising the way in which the West Haven Horse R. B. Go. has treated the public this season. The regular riders" on the road, however, all agree that the wants and comforts of the public have been catered to this year with more alacrity if possible than last year. number of new cars has been put on, more men employed and the road thoroughly equipped with @ fine supply of rolling stock. With the num-
  perieneed, besides the daily travel, it seems owing only to first class management and care that not single accident worthy of mention has occurred on the road. For many years past the cars have run at intervals of sixteen minutes, but it is net unlikely that they will run more frequently next year. Ten cottagers moved to the city from the Rock last Monday.
 It may be of interest to know that the two "burros' or Mexican donkeys that have been ! the delight of the shore children for the past season were disposed of last week at auction. The two were sold for $29.
 Charles Mann of New Haven replevined a lot of furniture from o. H. Taylor of Grove street last week.
 | One of the developments of Labor day was I the bringing of MT. Reiner and Tom Twitch3 ell of the Massasoit House on a rarely
 brought charge before the West Haven au- thorities. Each was charged with having kept his place of bushes open after the time prescribed by statute, namely, Il o'clock D. m. The cases were formally brought by the grand jury, but were prosecuted by Dwight Futile. It being shown that there was ho intentional violation of the law, each was allowed to go and .nolle entered upon payment of costs amounting to $2O. .31. It may be interesting to know that of the
 hundreds of cases brought before Justice
 Tyler this summer, not one of the defend
 ants was found not guilty, not single &C.,
 quittal being accorded.
 Landlord Freeman reports several new
 guests at his house and thinks that the sea-
 son is far from an end.
 It is not improbable that among the inno-
 vations at the Rock next year will be the
 taking of tin type pictures by means of cleo
 trio light A number of experiments have
 been made by MT. Ramsdell and with marked
 success.
 Superintendent Ward is distributing some
 remarkably fine cabinet pictures of himself
 among his friends.