New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27
NEV.LONDONS CASINO.
FESTIVITIES OF SUMNER RESIDENTS.

NJ. 1,,do, Iulv % tSpecaI).-seyeral prominent
gentlemen at the Psquot have formed an aSsocaoh " 10
known a. the Pequot Association ana nave puroSse
the Schermerhorn property just back Of the fequo'
Hons. and are turning a casino. Tennis courts
are being laid out about the grounds ana carpenters So
busv charging the dmng-roOm and changing II lhto
billiard. room. but probably no extensive attentions WIZ ~
made until the close Of the present season Inc Houss
NIL, tben he thoroughly oyerauled and rearTangeu anu
when completed will be what the Pequot mas 30 long
needed a convenient and commodlous cihohous'' Cn'
large several private dinnsFoons Will oe pro'u'
A ladies' billiard and pool room will be built UPSTAIRS
and number OF rooms will be arranged for living rooms
for bachelors The temporary alterations VIII be COM
nle.d IN a few days and the casino Will be opened IN
time reception to be given there IN hohof Oh ne Ne"
Work. Yacht cub which expected here on Wednesday,
IN. officers OF the association are william Appleton,
president C. A. Sacke, yce-prsideoti Henry > Norris
secretary b. p Learned. treasurer governors William
Appleton. {. A. Sackett Henry >. norris. - r
Learned. \. {. Tyler Gordon Norrie' DAVID BANKS
l. w Miller and II. q. McVicker
Lieutenant Alfred NJ Hunter, ith Artillery. L. S A.,
formerly stationed Fort Trumbu has been here dur.
ing the last week
q, Tuesdov and proceeded at the naval station
After taking on stores abe left FOR NewYork where she
will receive new boilers
The Mayor police, selectmen constabes and other
own officials are now devotng their attention to the
dogs Merchants allowed to occupy a large portion
NJ the sidewalks with their hardware groceries, empty
boxes dry goods aud goods loafcrs are permitted 70
hang about the street and eamsters block up
the cr ssyalh. unnoiest.d; bu; TIE dogs must
The past week has been gay At the Fort Griswod
House on Monday night there grand bowling con-
, nj the hotel by guests Of the house, in which Miss h.
Nyhtta If New -YorA the ladies prize. and L.
Durham Of Minneapolis Gentlemens prize, handsome
act Of DlcEenss works Thursday evening there was
straw ride and ice festival for the children. and
merry party OF forty, chaperoned by Mrs II. X
Smith drove through the country roads blowing horns,
singing songs and having general good time. The, re-
turned to the hotel abOu: O'clock when fee cream wE
served night the programme OF the previous even
Ing repeated BY the grown people with the ADDITION Oh
hop This evening there is german at he house takeh
charge OF by MIS-. II. Richardson and Mrs H. X smith,
assisted BIZ Robert Appleton The fayors are very
handsome. -
Notwithstanding the cool weather OF the past few days
there have been many the Pequo and Fort Girls
void houses during week, whom arc he follow
ing 49,.
Fort C.rlswod House--C w. Hardness. Mrs and MISS
Rluut Dr. J. L. Janyrin and family Frank NJ Kelly, OF
NewYork Melville Bearns. Clifford o. seohed Caryi
Sconed Miss Alice Greene. L. w. Hotchkss, Of Brook.
lvn. Mr. and Mrs Msx d. Stern. D. u. Stem OF New.
York: Miss Lounsbery OF Brooklyn; s. NJ Hartshorne.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Thomson, Robert Appleton r. NJ.
Uartshorne Thomas Denny, jrp f. Goodwin H. CleVelahd
ceorve : Ward j. d. Mersercau. AsbuTy Happening, r
Iohn Holmes John D. Gilmor, OF New-York
A. the Pequot-Ex.Goyernor T. d. LOOMS, CT Conneetl
ont I ogden Hartman Mr. and Mrs Percy Chubb, Col
cat. How. and wife Mr.. and Mrs q. B. French. l.. W.
Ioroome Mrs J. l.. Perry, Miss Nomhausen, II. s. HAM
uond Mr. and Mrs. D. Lawrence Shaw. Thomas l.. Ham
ion Frederick W. Hamilton. c. stebens LasheI O wv
York.