Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-21
AMONG THE sAvIN ROCKERS.

Blue Fishing BOoming-New Sisisor
Liveryman Willinms' Tenn Damaseo
-Re-unI0ns This Monsh-A Oarrh"so
Damaged ON Elm street.
A team driven carelessly along Elm street
Monday evening ran into large tree upset
ting the carriage and throwing the occupants
two intoxicated individuals, into the gutter.
Bevond the breaking of wheel no serious
damage resulted.
Miss Alice A. Stone of Pittsheld is stop-
ming with Beach street friends.
Mr.. Max Adler and family have returned
from delightful trip to Saratoga Springs.
, The Homestead will be again converted In
to jolly camping ground this month, and
the battle of the forks will be waged with the
usual vigor. On August 81 Mr.. Alexander
Troup of the Union will be rendered recep-
ton and supper. On the day following the
Twenty-seventh regiment will have their
outipu. The latter will be largely attended.
The goth of this month will be made
merry one by the Thirteenth regiment, ana
ON tho Both the Troy veteran hremen VIII %
entertained ct Hills by their New haven
Mr.. John NJ. Lyons of Woodbridge, who
owns two pretty cottages ON Beach street,
one occupied by DR.. Kelly of New York and
the other by Prof. Townsend, was visiting at
| the Rock this week.
The attempt to take away the liquor IL
cense of Preston Human is topic of some
| comment at present. A number OF shore
l people express indignation at the action and
claim that others dealing in liquor are much
more deserving of such treatment than Hin
man. A petition is at present being circus
lated among shore residents asking that the
matter be dropped. The hearing of the case
takes place Friday.
Blue fishing is in its prime at the west
shore The piers are daily lined with the
sport-loving anglers, and big baskets and
pleasant smiles bear good evidence OF the
abundance of the nimble blues and the sue
cess of the patient fishermen.
Cottager Greenspecht made big haul on
Il the Adler pier last Saturday and about one
hundred and fifty bluefsh were hooked.
The season thus far is as good one as any
preceding.
Liyeryman williams of West Haven rented
a team day or two ago, to one Coneliy o!
that place, who said he was going to the
shore. Mr.. Williams was later informed
that Conelly had driven to Ansonia. The
liyeryman went there and found man and
team both in rather demoralized condition.
The expense of repairs on the carriage Will
amount TO about forty dollars. Mr.. Williams
says he has had several such experiences this
i summer, ana Will III tuo lutufo h1No O SoA
as to whom his teams are given.
| The New Haven Sohwaben Verien ano
friends had picnic at the rock Monday
| Sports and other amuBements were INDUCED
in by the pleasure seekers.
The work on the repairs of the road OF
Elm street is getting on slowly. There Is ne
hope that the road will be in any condition
this season for good driving, but we are
promised q fine boulevard for the summer Of
1890.
The Carriage Iron Finishers are arranging
for a big picnic on the Goth to the Rock.
The committee having charge of arrange
ments are making every effort to make the
affair success.
Joseph Alling, who keeps restaurant In
Railroad Grove, was visited by sheriff from
the city recently and forced to settle a bill OF
$15 and costs. The suit was brought by his
former cook, John Mcfarland.
A party OF young ladies from Hartford,
Msriden, New Britain and New Haven are
visiting Merwin's Point. They are chaper-
oned by Mrs. Hicks of Hartford.
The residents Of Oriental Park went on
their annual yachting excursion yesterday.
Mr.. Mark Langhman of Hartford Is max
| short stay with 4. l.. Twitchell.
Several pleasant musical entertainments
have been given lately at the Sea View by
guests of tho house.