Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-13

Chipman, theft from Jacob H. Augur, 81
fine, 1887 costs each; Frank Newman and
Michael Daley, trespass on New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad prop
erty, 81 fine, AZ costs each; James Colby,
breach of peace against Patrick Keegan, IS
fine, 1851 costs; Phillip Smith and John
Smith, theft from Marcino Della, continued
to August IS.
Court Notes.
Papers were served yesterday by Con-
stable Enscoe on Michael Pasilinski, a
peddler of 33 Oak street, for breach of
promise. The suit is brought by Miss
Lizzie Rhein of Hartford through At
torney David Strouse. She sues for S., 900.
The case is returnable to the superior
court the first Monday of October.
Morris Hertz, the liveryman at 20 Lafay-
cite street, yesterday brought suit through
Attorney J. B. Tuttle against Louis L.
Brody, clerk in the 5 and 10 cent store at
1888 State street, to recover the value of a
horse which died, it is alleged, through the
actions of Brody, who drove the horse so
hard, it is alleged, that it died few min
utes after Brody returned. The value of
the horse is placed at $3.50. The case is
returnable to the court of common pleas
the first Monday in September.
Excursion Notes.
There were two excursions to ROTOR
Point yesterday. The Elm City took about
200 of the members and friends of the
hose company of Shelton. They came
down to Canal dock on special train and
started out at 9 O'Clock.
| The steamer Sunshine also took quite a
large party to ROTOR Point. The parties
on this boat were Scottish societies, Clan
Mcleod, o. s. c., and the New Haven
Caledonian club, which held their annual
excursion.
CoLoRED PEOPLES EXCURSION.
Tho A. NJ. E. Bethel Sunday school went
over to Pawson park yesterday morning
on the steamer Margaret. A very large
crowd was expected, but the prospect of a
rainy day deferred many from going.
There were about $50. In the afternoon
the Olympian Athletic club went down for
their athletic games.
WILL HAVE DRAWING ROOM CARS.
Manager T. E. Peck of the Saratoga
Hygeia and Recreation company announces
that drawing room cars will be attached
to the excursion train which goes to the
Thousand Islands next Tuesday. Tickets
and information concerning the trip may
be had at Peck & Bishops
| Up. s. @. E.
The West Haven Congregational Y. P.
s. G. E. will give an excursion to Glen
Island on August 16.
TO NEW LONDON TODAY.
A fine excursion to New London will be
given to-day by the Elm City. The boat
leaves at 8 a. m. This will be very pleas
ant opportunity for days outing.
ROYAL ARcANUM DAY.
Davenport council. No. 700, gives it's an
nual excursion to Glen Island to-day. II
is to be a special Saturday trip, and de-
signed for families who desire to visit the
famous resort without the Inconvenience
of a crowded steamer. The boat is to re-.
main at the island until 4:30 o'clock.
CONNECTICUT ROCK LODGE.
Connecticut Rock lodge will give thei,
annual excursion to South End on Wednes.
day, August II. Stages will leave the
public library at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. for
the shore.
SECOND REGIMENT BAND.
The Second regiment band will give an
excursion to Glen Island on Tuesday, Au.
| gust ~. IL Will Dc very enjoyable trip.
The band will give concert both going to
and returning from the island.
MOONLIGHT EXCURSION.
Pioneer council, No. /, and Bigelow
council, No. II, o. U. A. NJ, will 60 on q
delightful excursion to Bridgeport and Sea-
side park Wednesday evening. They will
make a two hours stop at Bridgeport, Civ
ing the members an opportunity to visit
Uncas council, No. 81.