Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-07-22
EXCURSION NOTES.

The Knights of Pythias Grand Ex-
cursion to Belden's Point To-Nor-
row - The st. Patrick's, Young
Mems II. A. b. Trip-The Glen
Island Excursion Yesterday.
One of the most popular and inviting
excursions of the season is that to Belden
Point, City Island, New York, tomorrow,
the boat-the favorite Elm City-leaving
Belle dock at 9:45 O'Clock, returning here
at p. m. Tickets may be had at A. 81.
Hurlburt's, So Church street; E. R.
Smiths, 789 Chapel street. or at the dock
tomorrow morning. On this excursion,
gotten up by speedwell lodge, K. of P, of
Waterbury, many people from Waterbury
and adjacent places are going, also many
New Haveners. 1t is sure to be pleas
ant party to go with and the attractions
are numerous, including the delightful
sail, fine brass band music at the island by
Halls Old Guard band, chance to get a
taste of one of those Rhode Island
clambakes and to get refresh
ments generally at the island at reasona-
BILE prices. Ali are invited to go. The fare
ia rs cents for the round trip. There is
a toboggan slide and plenty of other OPP
portunities for amusement at the island,
and string band will provide music for
dancing on the boat. Attention is called
to the fact that the fare from New Haven
for the round trip is only 70 cents, not
$3.50.
Another delightful excursion to Glen
Island from this city yesterday On the
John 81. Starin. There were 600 or zoo
persons on board, representing Elm City
council of the Knights of Columbus and
the Merchants club and friends from
Southington. The latter came on a spe.
cial train, about 400 strong. Weeds or.
chestra was on board and dancing and
singing were INDUCED in. Some of the
New Haven people who went are a.
Henry E. Norris, Kitty Mccarthy o.
Bridgeport, John Shaughnessy, DAME
Connolly, Thomas Norton, James F. Bren
nan, John Molloy and wife, Joseph J. Ri
Icy and family, P. J. Kilduff, L. N. Hill
lG. F, Bradley, P. Paul Mehr, L. Maultee
F. L. Judd, Henry Hughes, Katie Connors
Mary Coffey, Annie Coffey, John J. Coffey
Thomas ]. Coffey, Annie Lawrence, Super
: intendent Smith, James M. Donahue, Jere
miah Connors.
; The German NJ E. church enjoyed al
excursion on the steamer Margaret to Paw
, son park yesterday. About $50 went
among whom were Rev. II. Mueller AM
family, Mr.. Heublein, Charles Keller ant
A family, J. II. Bamberg, A. }. Bamberg, I,
Brown, J. J. Kraft and family.
Charles MacGilvray gave his newsboy
@ an excursion to Pawson park by the steam
er Margaret yesterday. There was nusi
on the trip and at the park. In the barg
= that carried them by every newspape
Office in town there were yells, flags, boots
J. lords and hilarity flags, and fun reigned
q The T. A. B. society is now hustling
make it's excursion a SUCCESS That the
t will succeed is beyond all doubt. The
have chosen one of the finest steamboat
obtainable, the Colchester of the Mye
n Transportation line. The boat is one {
= the largest that has ever taken an excu
IS sion party from this city, and can carr
70 very comfortably at least eighteen hundre
10 people.
# Another bid for popularity is the sellin
of all refreshments at city prices.
& South Beach, which has been chosen {
: the resort at which the boat will touch,
,e one of the pleasantest resorts of the mar
20 around New York. A chance will be give
is to those who wish to see the great metro
D. oils and it's numerous attractions.