Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-11
AT SAVIN ROCK.

| NoWsJ SOtNngs Along the ShOr6-A
Large Number at the Rock Yesserda,
-Kecent Picnics, Hotel Arrivals, ETC
The peculiar condition of the weather
lately has not failed to affect business enter
prises at the shore. A cloudy morning 1,
not inviting to those who mediate spending
the day by the seaside. The season has
however, been better than last years. Fol
example, in spite of the inclement weather,
the days receipts on the Fourth in many
cases fell but little short of last year when
the whether was favorable. This indicates
that pleasant independence day would this
year probably have exceeded the financial
expectations of the most ssnguine.
The telephone wire from the city to Mr..
Anderson's residence was cut down lately and
caused considerable annoyance among all
subscribers on the shore.
The prophets" predict better blue fishing
this year than usual
The Bakers Protective union of this citv
spent Saturday at Savin Rock. The excur.
sion or midsummer night festival, as it was
termed, turned out very successfully, insn-
cially and otherwise. A band furnished
music for dancing in tho evening"
Major Barrows of New York, who has
bought the Waddingham property, will
spend the summer with his family in their
newly purchased home.
Conductor Royce of West Haven, who has
been enjoying vacation abroad, has re-
turned Mr.. Royce is much improved In
health.
Mr.. A. Manila, the well known brewer of
New York city, is stopping at the shore.
The railroad company are laying new
tracks on Howard avenue on account Of the
coming aewer there
Mr.. Dana Bartholomew, of Ansonia, he,
moved to his summer home at Merwin's
Point.
The residents of Brighton Bluff have COM
pletsd fine tennis court on their grounds.
A club has been formed, including q number
OF Young men and women from all parts of
the Point.
disposed OF, the purchasers being some gen
tlemen who have invested considerable in
shore property.
Snug Harbor," a cottage on Beach street
owned by Mr.. Harlan P. Hubbard, has been
rented for the season to Mr. Cobb of New
Haven.
Mr.. Frank Howshield OF New Haven mas
bought some land in West Haven, and will
probably build shortly.
It.seems to be the hope of all that the
roads through Weet Haven, which have been
which are now undergoing repairs, will soon
be ready for use. There are few who have
occasion to use these roads who do not com
ment upon their condition. The authorities
should hurry the work along.
An amusing incident occurred on Summer
street the other day, whena horse attached to
a baker wagon became frightened and dash
ID down the street. The bread and cakes
dew in all directions and proved feast for
The youngsters who were near. The team
was stopped and sustained but little damage
Mr.. Lawrence Goodhart of New York city
Is making short stay at the shore.
A young man was caught digging oysters
rom one of Hills Bros. beds the other day
md was apprehended. Owing to his ap.
'eals and the return of the oysters he was |
eleased.
'f-town people crowded down to the shore |
yesterday. In spite of cooler weather there |
we're many bathers, and restaurants and !
'athing pavilions were we'll patronized.
The following are few of the late arrivals |
It the principal hotels:
Sea View House Mr.. and Mrs. Don Thompson.
burt and wife, Miss Caseg Meriden: amy Hsv a;
nd faml,y' waterbury,; E. Judd and wife, New
!. Hyndman and family, Brooklyn; Mr.. George
lash, Mrs. J. Hagan, New York; A. L. Roiiinss
fam W. ssMTrgsd Mr. G. IHame Miss
Wv
r. y Field. New York; Mr.. L, Millzle, New York;
L. Bassett and wife, Seymour; Miss E. Camp New |
iaveni d. Cook and family, New York; Miss 10, !
wen, Detroit Mich; Miss M. Fitch, Detroit; Miss
1T. Goodwin, NewHaven; Miss Harry Miss Murphy |
!oyoke; Mrs A. L. Fennessy and family ,Sprngfeid:
lrs Q. N. Railey, Master Earl Sill, Rockville ct
r. Cooley, New Haven; Mrs; $. Casey, Miss M.
Iindsor; r. W. Armstrong, Springfield; E.snyder,
oronto, Canada.
Beach House Mr. and Mrs. d. j. Solinger and
-, L. T. Strouse, G; q; Boelln, Miss J. Keaugh, |
iss L. Schiff, New York; A. E. Dawson and wife
ew Haven; J. B. Sinclair, William Lawson Sew, |
our; E. Westcott aud wife, w. N, Bunce New |
ritain; T. s.. Hollister, @ o. Hall, I. r, Smith, |
ristoI; J. E. Gipin and wife, Il. A. Peck and wife,
nsonia.
Grove Cottage.Mss Lena Ennis Ansonia; Prof.
Catln, s. 8. Bushnell and family, Z. ii. Weaver {
d wife, New Haven; j. w. Mooney and wife,
sriden; Mr.. @. f. Durand, Mrs. X. Conboy, Hol.
Ike, Mass. "
Hinman House and Mrs William Smith, Mr.. Ii
Strauss, New York; DR.. futile, Naugatuck; Mr.. | I
Mrs. L. w. Wheeler, Derby. e
fassasoit House M b Sanders, New Haven; Mrs. |
j. Sweeney and children, Miss Mary Sweeney,
ugatuck; AN, Goodyear, Hamden; g. Z. Slough
taini My.pavts and family, Meridep. In