The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
NEWSY WEST HAVEN NOTES.
IMPORTANT TOTy MEETING TO BH
 HEED THIS AFTERNOON.

Rev. MT. Gesner at Christ Churci-A Rush
 of People to tho shore Yest.rday-Ths
 New Line to woodmont-Excursi to
 Glen Isiand-The Free shows at the Grove
 The Rev, R. II. Gesner oilciated as rector Of Christ church yesterday for the first time. There was a very larsa congregation present despite tho warm weather. In the evening the pastor preached very interesting sermon.
 The Winchester avenue road carried large numbers to the shore yesterday and most of the cars had traIlers on.
 The West Shore railroad ran its cara over Its route as far as completed yes- terday every half hour. It is expected that commencing tomorrow cars will run regularly very half hour. They leave the grove instead of the end of thl present line.
 Judge Shipman has filed an opinion in the Unitd States circuit court in thu suit of the Winchester Repeating Arma company of New Haven against thu American Buckle and Cartridge com- pany of Orange. The defendants took exception to the findings of Clerk D. D. Marvin as a master in chancery. Tho opinion amends the masters finding on the question of profits made by the, defendants infringement of complain- ants patents.
 This evening the lady members of the, German society will present the so~ ciety with a beautiful silk flag. Tho presentation will be held in Sohn'a hall and arrangements have been. made, for supper.
 Miss A. J. Warner has let the con- tract for a new house on the corner ot Main street and Washington avenue.
 The following officers of General Kim> berly council will be installed at theih meeting this week Friday night: C.. R. s. Strong, Jr., V. C., James H. Pecky R. S., John Gillespie; A. R. S.. D. N. Walker; F. S., Fred A. Russell; l., A. H. French; Ex., Frank Wilcox; I, F.. c. L. Thomas; o. F., John Clinton
 The work on the Somerset house ia being rapidly pushed and will be com< pleted about the middle of the pressi ent month.
 The following from this place have, passed examinations for the law schoolu s. J. Bryant, A. l. Hall, G. L. Peck.
 Mrs. W. c. Brainard of No. Al Mainl street, and her dautr ar, Miss Marion, are visiting in Rocky H...
 Miss Ella Clephane of Washington, D. C., is the guest of Mrs. David ColS' lins of Main street, with whom she will 1 spend the summer.
 Miss Alice Reynolds of No. 135 MainSi street left Saturday for summers sod journ in Europe. Her sisters, Misses May and Madeline Reynolds, accomS panied her as far as New York.
 Miss Adeline Wallace of No. 200 Main. street, who recently returned from heEi school duties in Taftville, has gone for.a visit to Plymouth.
 The Scandinavian Singing society ofN which Gustave Olsen Is leader, will | attend the three-day convention of the 1 United Swedish Singing society in New York city commencing on Wednesday,t July 4. The society sang with greatS acceptance at the worlds fair and the1 local society are expected rare treat as well as a good entertainment.
 Charles Wagner of Putnam Is visits :, ing at the residence of Auditor Johnd Mackrille of the Consolidated railroad l on Main street. MT. Wagner Is taking i examinations for the academic depart- ment of Yale.
 There will be two games of ball ,onH the Savin Rock grounds at Savin Rock July 4; the morning game between the Mcintyre & Go. and F. M. Brown & CO teams. In the afternon the New Hayensa and Meridens will play.
 The Engine company will give ansex-d cursion to Glen Island in company withI the Dayton Hook and Ladder companW of Fair Haven and Quinnipiac Hosaa of Fair Haven some time this summer.
 The new store which D. M. Welchs & Co. have had built will be occupied by them some time this week.
 The opening performance of the free1 show will be given in the grove to-day.i The program for this week is first class
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