The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-10
THE JEWELLERS BY THE SEA.
SOME OF THE PEOPLE WHO ARE STOPPING AT SHORT REACH.

STOPPING AT sHohT bE1eH' The Cottagers at the Shore For the Season
 A sssO silver Challenge Cup Raced for
 By NAptha Launches on the Fourth
 Doings of People on the East Haven
 shore-Personai Items.
 The summer season at Short Bench is now fairly under way, nearly all the cottages being filled with their summer occupants, and the usual round of sum mcr festivities being in pr9strss. What Is known as Short Beach Is located in n rather narrow valley, which leads down to the sound on the East Haven shore. The summer village is about three miles from the East Haven Green, and Is made easy of access by several lines of stages, which connect with the elec- trio and steam cars at East Haven every hour. There is quite large cluster of houses which forms the village, and as one comes over the brow of the hill which overlooks the village, quite sen- sation of surprise is experienced at find- Ing at your feet what is apparently con- siderable of town, built close to tho blue waters of the sound. The bea oh Is rightly named "Short Beach," But what there Is of 1t makes most desir- able place for summer cottages, and it )eems to have been amply appreciated by many people, judging from the large number who go there to spend the sum- mer months. It Is located only mile from Double Beach or Pico Park, as it Is now known. The steamer Pequot, Capt. William Knolles, makes two trips aaily between Short Beach and Double Beach, thus giving those who desire, an opportunity to witness Dale Armstrong's theatrical performance, enjoy "spiel" In the dancing pavilion and short trip Dn the water al. the same time.
 It might here be noted that c. B. Bradford, B. F. Mansfield and r. J. Chatterton of this city are occupying cottages near Double Beach.
 Mrs Edward Russell is entertaining a large party of young people from New Haven at Short Beach. She gave dancing party last week. Refreshments were served at Buckley's.
 President Corey of the State Street Electric railway and wife, Miss Clara Corey and Miss Alice Corey are staying at their cottage.
 MT. H. A. Blunt and wife, Miss May Blunt, Miss Rose Blunt and Master Willie Blunt are at their cottage for the summer.
 MT. A. Kelsey Jones and wife, with their three children, are at their cottage for the summer.
 Mrs., Ella Wheeler Wilcox, the poet- ess, has been at her cottage known far. and near as '"The Bungalow" since May. She seems to enjoy her stay at the beach wonderfully and always is entertaining parties of her friends.
 Mir. George Wild of New York is at his cottage.
 George w. Hazel and family of New Haven are occupying their cottage.
 Dr. J. P. c. Foster and family of New Haven, and his brother, Judge. Foster, of Sanford, Florida, are occupy Ing cottages here. Judge Foster is oc- enpying the new cottage built by E. R, Kelsey.
 Quite @ large party of New Haven young men are camping out on John- sons Point. They have christened their camp "Iroquois Cnmp." Among those nt the camp are: Messrs. Will and Paul Barnett, MoQuaid, Stillman, sternburg and Scranton.
 nnd family with his sons, John F. Shep- ard and Arthur l.. Shepard, and their families are camping out for the sum- her.
 T. B. Wilcox and wife of New Britain Ire at their cottage.
 Their son, David Steele of New Ha- ven, who is. a contractor at Sargent S Co.' s factory, and his family have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox for sev- tral days past. l
 A. Chalnperlain, president of the Home National bank of Meriden, is here with his family for the summer, occupying D. M. ,Welch's cottage. Jesse D. 'Welch of the firm of D. M. Welch & Sons, the well known grocers of this city, and his brother-in-iaw, l., A: Betcher, are occupying one of the Welch cottages. '}S
 Henry w. Crawford of 1T. w. Craw- ford & Co.,, the Fair Haven furniture dealers, is occupying his cottage.
 Divine service is- he'd tftthe chapel | every Sunday, the pulpit. being supplied | with students from the Yale Divinity school. There will be as praise service next Sunday afternoon tt 5 o'clock. A Y. P. s. c. E. meeting is held every Sunday evening. ,aI
 The dock has been repaired; by put planking. ,.
 MT. and Mrs. Hopson of .Wallingford, and party, who are making q carriage trip through, Connecticut, have been stopping at Btake's cottage. They also have been entertaining party of about fourteen Wallingford young people dur Ing their stay.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Hall of Meriden have been boarding at Buckley's res baurant for a few weeks. They add to tho musical talent at Short Beach. W. Clules of Wallingford has also been stopping here.
 Last Sunday .a party of ten young men from Waterbury 7cafhp down here Da their wheels and had one of Buck, ley's shore dinners. T .! 4
 Charles Bunnell, one of the ail-the- vear-rdnnd residents at Short Beach, has olened new tneat market.
 Mrs. Clapp's grocery store is run this year by the Buckleys.
 4 dancing party was given by Miss Iys.71,A Nks11L.. A.,.s v...,a l