The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-30

TOT 50 young a man. During ms eoheRe course MT. Sedgwick has been engaged In newspaper work.
 
 WEST HAVEN NOTES.
 The Miller Case to bo Heard To-Dny-Tho Coming Conccrt at the Town Hali-Chni-
 lenge for . Thirty Mile Raoo. Charles H. Miller, proprietor Of Mill ler's pavilion, savin Rock, has again been arrested charged with keeping his billiard and pool room open on Sunday and will be tried for the offense before Justice Pardee to-day. The offense was committed last Sunday and the witnesses against him will be members of the Law and Order league. Miller says he will take the cases to the highest court in the land and in the meantime will con- tinue to keep his place open. The following Is the program for the concert to be given in the West Haven town hall on Thursday, August 2d' PART I.
 My Love Is Like the Red, Red Rose" ,"...... Misses datincy and YSrth5op' Messrs. sheehan Readins-.The Trolley Train. or the Re. turn of the Witches" "........: .:........ Homes
 Miss May E. Reynolds. Solo Arfa-in1el1isse;m 1se;,, shoch.n vero' song-"Living. Yet Loving: :::..... .harzials Parting Scene Between King Arthur M.ans,.,n and
 Queen aSnsysss MIss Mss E, Revnoids 'renny'0n ... PART II.
 Maiden With the Lips so Rosy. Gall Misses Carney and aG SpTSt,hTop pS,1pp Messrs sheehan Nisses safaey saahfs and Bushnell ',D' Loves sorrow v. ,,; Mr pbijlips '''''''''''n'n'' Solo Aria-"Ohice dl q'est Anima,". ".:....:.
 Misa Elizabeth Gafrney.
 Miss May E. Reynolds.
 Misses Gaifney and Northrop, Messrs. sheehan
 and Phillips.
 Mir. Jepson will preside at the piano.
 Louis Turgeon, the popular young motorman of the Winchester road, has received a challenge from Edward Smith for a@thirty-mile race to take place March a27, '95, at the Madison Square Garden for 1850 side. Several years ago Turgeon ran Smith for the boy championship belt, which he won, hence this challenge. He is willing to run but the terms are not satisfactory and correspondence is in progress to make the match for $500 or more.
 The busineaaof the West Shore road has improvedsso much that the com pany has added another new car to their line. It ispainted in cream color and ornamented on both sides with the picture of the Connecticut Worlds fair building, which is nearly finished at Orange grove. Two more cars are expected to leave the car house by next Saturday.
 P. J. Kelly. the Grand avenue furni- ture dealer, has moved to the Bradley cottage, corner ofrBeach and Hendricks streets. .,.
 D. s. Thompson, treasurer of the town of Orange, has returned from a two weeks vacation at Saratoga.
 G. K. Fowler of class '94, Yale S., has been added to the large force of elec- tricians by the Winchester avenue road.
 Ewen McIntyre's base ball club will play their last game in the dry goods championship series next Friday after noon with the Malley, Neely & Co. team. This game will be strongly contested by both teams. Each store has first class nine and close and exciting game is looked for. The following Friday will end the league. The game will be be- tween Malley, Nicely & Co. and F. M Brown & Co.,, and upon these two games depend the second and third place in the league. Tony Blackburn and his brother, A. B. Blackburn of Waterbury. are stop ping at Alexander Lynch's cottage on Beach street. :. '" The West Haven Buckle company's shop has been shut down the past week. On next Wednesday evening the Gov ernor's Foot Guard band will give another concert in the grove. Don't forget the firemen's excursion to Glen Island August 21.
 The foundation for the new tracks of the Consolidated road through the borough, has been about completed from the tower to Washington avenue. | The plan for the West Haven truck house are being figured on by the builders. " A delegation of the, local firemen will attend the convention in Derby this week.
 l West Haven division No. 27, Sons of Temperance, are making big prepara- tions for the entertaining of Elm City, High Rock and H. H. Benedict divi- sions. which will be their guests on the evening of August 6. .-5.,..s
 A decided improvement has been made in the appearance of the post office at the entrance in the erection of the new iron steps. t, ."
 Mrs. G. W. Curran leaves to-day for a few weeks visit with her son in Gin cinnati.
 Miss Mabel Cutting of southington is visiting her cousin, Miss Adah Beers of Elm street. VI. ;. .r. g,..,..., -sai.
 Christ church parish will go on their annual picnic to High Rock grove on Tuesday, August T. If rainy, 1t will be postponed until the next fair day. Mir. Childs of Montclair, N. J.,, and Miss Sullivan, daughter of ex-Mayor Sullivan of Holyoke, Mass, are the guests of Mrs. sheehan of Washington avenue. e.sss ts 4a5
 The many friends of William Hinze- man of Main street will be pleased to hear that he is fast recovering from his recent illness. f