Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-06
WHEELMEN ARRESTED.

Sidewalks are Inviolate in West
 Haven - Constable Knocked over
 by a Wheel - Hartford Wheelmen
 Festoon the Tontine - They Take
 Hun to Mansfield Grove and
 the Pequot Heuse Yesterday.
 The bicyclists of the state are in this city in large force, and are impressing their presence on the people here by decorating their headquarters in different parts of the city. The Tontine's front is gay with the flags and emblems of the Hartford Wheel club. The members of the Hartford club in this city are: W. H. Talcott, Charles O. Shaffer, Everett o. Wilson, William A. Shew, J. L. Lutz, Edward Aishberg, Frank Nicholson, Fidel Bubser, c. H. Babcock, E. 0. Fowler, s. c. Avery, B. Hunt, W. A. Anthony, Fred c. Burnham, T. B. Diokerson, P. D. Oakley, c. G. Hunting ton, H. R. Lathrop, George L. Clark, W. G. Gassett, c. L. Nichols, F. N. Hilton, R. W. DeLamater, |. :rroi Me!n E. nesv G E H. Hsnss B1eTn W H Dou!a A. Potter, A. D: Price, T. W. Laiman, F; R. Key ! 0OlCS, W. L WaKeHoIu, C IIAoAAuos S' o
 The comic parade Saturday night was very successful. The streets were lined with specta chspe S sas st in xas as fsr
 Yesterday morning the Hartford clubs, a5ou, | eighty strong. went to Mansfield grove Eas, | Haven, and took dinner there. In the afternoon they and other cyclists numbering about st: St: ! went to the Pequot house and had refreshments l there, returning in tfe evening.
 About dozen went to West Haven yesterday
 They found the road pretty bad and some 2
 down near Savin Rock on a road few people
 ever walk over. A Waterbury man was p ap
 sena hg sg the tps the nsn aT
 % gutter The hardy sSs ysons sSp
 hardy and too presumptuous riders who wa
 then arrested and taken before a justice an,
 New York met similar fate. They were take
 before the justice of the peace and fined, an l although no witnesses were summoned the cost
 his wheel for security. The wheelmen were Q
 the opinion last night that 1t costs a good deal
 the ses hs
 borough in readiness to arrest any violation of ! Hnical law passed last summer which kept man
 wheelmen from making the trip to that p,ae
 yesterday. year ago. said . byclist, last nigh
 800 wheels counted in front of the Sea View house
 West Haven; yesterday there were not ten. Tn | bicycltsts all went to the east shore, where the ! received better treatment.
 BICYCLE NoTEs
 The prizes awarded at the comic parade were l For the toughest appearance Mir. Cox of tf } Mercury club, dressed as tramp; second priz | Mir. Downing of same club, also dressed as tramp; the first comic, Mir. Talcott of tf 7 Hartford Wheel club; the second, Mir. Clark , New Haven Wheel club.
 The largest of the out-of- town clubs is the liar , | ford Wheel club; the Colchester club is u ! smallest, with but one representative. The New Haven club paid for and set up sfgl . | in West Haven warning riders from getting ! the sidewalk, but they were taken down by som ! body.
 | The Rovers and New Haven club kept opt | house yesterday, and held 8 sacred concert | the evening. The Rovers had 8 run to Fla | Rock park in the morning.
 ! There were no accidents yesterday. The parade starts this morning for East Rot ! park at 10 o'clock. At the park he.league will ! photographed.
 The parade to-day will form promptly at o'clock, a. m on the green, right of line restil 4 on Elm street, and headed by the Second Ret 7 l ment band will proceed over the followi 7 | route: From green to Chapel, to Olive, to Stat s ! to Bradley, to Orange, to East Rock park whe Q ! l.. A. W. picture will be taken; Rock lane l Whitney avenue, to Church street, to city h, . ! and disband.
 , Two elegant engravings will be given para . prizes: First-To club having largest number 2 1 L. A. W. members in line. Second-To ell ! presenting best appearance