Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-19
WILL RE LAUNCHED SOON.

The New Four Wasted Schooner at
 the West Haven Yards - Nine Feet
 Longer Than the Last One Built
 Another One Longer Net to Re Com
 structed.
 In about two weeks it is expected that the handsome looking new schooner on the ways at the West Haven shipyards will be launched. She has been all rigged, the men finishing that work last Saturday noon, and now all that remains to be done is some little painting and general finish ing up work. Law of Boston, who rigged her, pronounces her one of the finest craft that he has as yet had anything to do with. She is a four sticker and nine feet longer than the w. w. Ward, which was the last schooner launched from these yards and the largest one ever at that time built in this state. As soon as this boat is gotten out of the way work will be started immediately upon another schooner larger yet. She is to be twelve feet longer than the present one, and will be five master.
 FOREsTERS AT THE ROCK. They Meet Several Ghousand Strong
 at Savin ROck-A Rig Crowd From
 New Britain and other Out-Of-TOvYn
 
 Game.
 The New Haven Feresters had big day of it yesterday at Savin Rock. Not only did the local members turn out with their families in large numbers, but they had guests from New Britain, Waterbury, Mer- iden, Ansonia, Birmingham and pretty nearly from all over the state. It looked a little discouraging in the morning when that shower began to make things look dismal, but by noon all was clear and dry once more about the grounds, and then the crowds began to pour in. Of the Foresters and their families there were fully 2,000 present, and right pleasant time they made of it. Before the day was over the numbers were increased to at least 5000 by those who came down, attracted by the big crowd before them. The event was the first anniversary celebration of the separation of the American For esters from the jurisdiction of the order in the mother country. This separa- tion was formally declared at Chicago, August 15, 1889. Similar celebrations have been held this year in Birmingham | and New York. New Britain Foresters were very enthusiastic over the day and come down fully 800 strong. Among those | were the following: Charles H. Holmes, James F. Dyell, Philliy Burchart, Thomas F. O'Connor, Joseph Skinner, James E.. McConkey, Fire Commissioner John J. Garvey, Thomas H. McKeogh, John J. O'Brian, William Elliot, John E. Burns, James D. Duffey, Michael J. Bigley, George McNulty, Charles Elliot, Richard Malen George H. Beckett, Frederick Russell, Samuel E. Mayson, Robert Ralphchant, John Dunworth, M. M. Cashman, jr., L.. M. Cremens, M. D. There were also @ l number of prominent Foresters from the 1 other out-of-town courts. The day was passed most pleasantly, the throngs crowd | ing about the different attractions, either | refreshment stands, the dancing pavilion, or the other places too many to mention; AN EXCITING BALL GAME. A ball game was played. between the Excelsiors of Meriden and club made up | from the local Foresters. It was game ! worthy the attention of kodak artist and I had many features of startling character to base ball cranks The Meriden players won by a score of IT to il. Only six in nings were played. The following were the players: Meriden-Malloy, second; Rus | sell, catcher; Miller, third; Fitzpatrick. | first; Donaven, pitcher; Mclaughlin, cen ter field; Purcell. left field; Kane, short stop; Costello, right field; New Haven I Connolly, first; Jake Kslly, short stop; John Kelly, pitcher; Hill, second; Hop kins, third; Lyman, left field; Triffn, catcher; Keegan, right field; Weller, cen 1 ter field.
 The officers of the committee that had | charge of the preparations and general run | of things for the day were the following: Richard Lynham, chairman; Brother Gun neen, financial secretary; David Bretz- fielder, recording secretary; M. J. Began, treasurer. A committee of three from each of the courts in the city made up the rest of the numbers for the general com mittee. Among these were: Brothers Smith, Corrigan, Hearn, King, James Don- Ian, Burnie, Rourke, Kane, O'Brien, Pfeiffer, John Corcoran,
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