Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-19
THE SEASON ENDED AT THE BOOK

Good Bluedshing at Prssent-The Wa
 ter Question Again-Late DePar-
 lures Among the Residents.
 Now that the closing events of the season,
 the "sham battle" and the "walk on the wa
 ter" all have been enacted, the shore Is set-
 ting down in earnest to quietude and it's
 long winter sleep. Only some.o of the cars will run through to the shore hereafter, as there are but few cottagers that will re- main during the cold season. The Oriental Park committee are making preparations to close the grounds for the season, as all of the cottages will be unoccupied by October 1st. A party consisting of Messrs. G. 0. Pettis, w. J. Hoggeon and Clinton Pettis while out fishing few days ago secured mess of lOO large blues in less than two hours time. The blues are biting well.
 It is reported that number of influential Savin Rockers are considering scheme by which to successfully solve the "impure wa ter" problem. The plan proposed IS one comparatively simple of execution. It IS that system of wells be dug along the shore and that cottages be supplied from them. A small engine might be employed, thus pro- ducing sufficient force to run the water l through pipes connected with the houses. The water used in Oriental Park is from the wells near by, and the liquid thus obtained 1 is of the purest quality. The expense re- quired would be considerable at the begin ming only, and would then amount to but little. Whether or no the plan will be car- ried out depends much upon the action of the water company in providing better water next season.
 Mir. Frank s. Groux, formerly of Savin Rock, intends leaving shortly for Manches- | ter, N. H., where he will open lunch cafe. MT. Groux is the gentleman who recently in- | heirited large sum of money. filings Grove restaurant closed Tuesday l for the season. It is stated that MT. filling l will be proprietor of the grove restaurant next year.
 Mir. Isaac Rosenberg and family of Sum- mer street, have returned to the city, as has Messrs. Max Adler and Moses Mann. Several row boats belonging along the ! shore are reported missing. The present ! storm is causing considerable damage to | small craft.
 Some time ago the West Haven Water | company having become involved in dis | pute with Dr. Shepard of the village, discon-
 tinued the water supply to his premises. Matters have since been satisfactorily ar | ranged, however.
 The Misses Alice and Mary Woods of Jer- say City, who have been visiting at the ! Rock, returned home Wednesday. MT. and Mrs. Samuel Meyer, New York, | are visiting Mrs. s. M Hirsch of Beach | street.
 The members of '83 General Assembly held reunion at Hills recently. Officers for the ensuing year were elected. | Travel on Beach street has been considera- ply impaired during the storm, owing to the presence of deep trenches along tho road.
 These are caused by the heavy rains, and ought to be looked after.
 | Among the departures from the shore this
 week are Lewis Elliott, Captain N. Brooks,
 of New York, Messrs. Manwaring, Reed and Lambert.
 Mir. Bower and family have moved into
 their shore house at Oriental Park lately and ! will remain two weeks.
 The windup of the merry season at the
 Park occurred Monday evening, and was a
 reception given at the cottage of MT. Hogg-
 son. About fifty attended. The vocal
 phone band rendered number of selections
 as did Mir. William J. and Noble Hoggson and MT. Clinton Pettis. Dancing was en- joyed and refreshments served to the merry
 makers. The affair wes the last of the sea- | son.