The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-18
LIQUOR CASES GO OYER.
The Trial of savin Rock saloon Keepers eo
 bs Held Next russday-sotss.

The Trial of savin Rock saloon Keepers sa bs Held Next russday-sotss. The eases against the saloon men at savin Rock who were arrested last week on charge of selling on Sunday, came up in tho court room of tho town hail yesterday morning.
 Justice Egbert E. Pardee was ap- preached by Attorney Hamilton, repre- senting the accused, requesting that the cases be postponed, as he would be otherwise engaged. Justice Pardee said he would consult with the state and if there was no objection he would grant the request. Attorney Tyner, repre- senting Lawyer Hamilton, was present in court yesterday morning and re- peated the request for a continuance md Justice Pardee set over the case against Charles II. Miller, charged with keeping open place where gaming was rcputed to Do conducted on Sunday, to next Tuesday.
 The cases charging Sunday selling against Frank MoGinn, Louis Moeglin, Michael Curnen, Joseph R. Mcclure, A. F. Rafile, John Cox, Charles Duffy and Thomas Twitchell were continued until next Monday morning, at 9 o'clock. All except Cox and Twitchell are under bonds of sl00. Cox and Twitohell are property owners at the shore and are out on their own recognizanoe. The case will be conducted by Grand Juror David s. Crane.
 Samuel P. Thrasher of the Law md Order league was present at the hear ing.
 A grand illumination and display of fireworks will be held nt the rock to- night, both in the grove and along the shore.
 On Thursday there arc to be excur- cursions run on different branches of the New York, New Haven and Hart ford road in connection with the Win- chester Electric road to Savin Rock.
 The Cuban Giants will cross bats with noon. Game called at 3:45 o'clock.
 Friday afternoon the F. M. Brown & Co. and the Malley, Neely & Co.'s mines will cross bats.
 The many friends of Sidney Fenn Oviatt of Orange will learn with sorrow of his death on Monday in his eightieth year. MT. Oviatt was highly esteemed and long resident of the town. He had been postmaster and station agent for q number of years. His funeral will be held to-day at 3p. m.
 The Sunday school of the Congrega- tional church of West Haven held their annual picnic to Lake Saltonstall yester- day. The parties went by electric cars to the green in New Haven, where they boarded the cars of the New Haven Street Railway company to the lake.
 The Somerset club will open their new club house about the first of August.
 Next Saturday the Fountain Hose company of West Ansonia will visit the James Graham hooks of, West Haven. A ball game will be played between teams composed of members of the two organizations and collation. will be served afterward.
 ShuAAOS ONlCCO, oA DOSUOu lS FA6ltluS MT. and Mrs. Hastings of Sea street.
 Israel Clyne, of the firm of Clyne and Goldbaum, of Philadelphia, has rented the Fair view cottage on Albert street for the summer.
 The following were registered at the Sea View house yesterday: Mrs. M. Mo- Calee and daughter of New Britain, R. H. Whilford of South Canaan, Conn.,, E. I. Dooley, E. B. Mitchell, MT. and Mrs. M. ). Whiting of Hartford, Mrs. Casselle and daughter, A. H. Merriman of Meriden, N. c. Smith of Berlin. Il