The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-01
WEST snORE NOTES.
Items of Interest From sayin Rock and
 Woodmont.

itehte ot Interest ffom pawn Roos suo
 Woodmont.
 The New Haven and the Edgewoods of Westville will cross bats at the Savin Rock grounds this afternoon.
 This evening the Governors Foot Guard band will give a concert in the grove at 8 o'clock.
 Tomorrow evening most intgers' Ing musical and literary entertainrheht will be given in the Town hall at West Haven. Among those who will take part are Miss Elizabeth c. Gaffney. Miss sophy L. Northrop. Miss May E. Reynolds. Miss Charlotte Bushnell. W. J. sheehan and R. W. Phillips.
 A third warrant has been served upon Charles H. Miller for running his bil- Hard tables Sunday.
 Mrs. Frederick Covert of Thomaston Is at the rock on visit to her sister. Mrs. Simpson. who has q cottage there.
 The choir boys from Ansonia and Naugatuck are in camp at Merwin's Point for a week.
 It is said that the Connecticut State building will be turned over to the Sons of the American Revolution when com pleted.
 An adjourned meeting of the resi- dents of Woodmont was held at the Pembroke on Saturday evening" Charles E. Chapin of New York presiding. who said:
 We have assembled to receive the re- port of the committee appointed at our last meeting to submit plan for a new road to the railroad station. I think the summer residents of Wood mont are unit on She fact that more direct road to the railroad station Is a great necessity. The attraction to- day of Milford is Its wide avenues and stately trees. All honor is due to those early settlers who so liberallly provided the town with its beautiful streets
 We should therefore insist, if our demand is realized. that a road be laid out to the railroad station which will be an honor to us for all time"
 MT. George O. schnellar of Ansonia, who comes from family of engineers dating back centuries. then submitted in the opinion of the committee, was in the opinion of the comittee, was practical and would accommodate, as the population increased, the greatest number.
 The layout Is road to the station 100 feet in width extending from the station. by direct line of the 1900 feet of it as laid out by the railroad com pany, to the road passing in the rear of majority of the Woodmont cot tages. This layout would produce 8 practical road mile long, and if built on the scale demanded would be a. fine speedway. It has but one upgrade in either direction, the extreme portion being only one foot in twenty which can be overcome by grading. Discussion followed and opinions were expressed that other layouts might be found more desirable. In order to test this the plans were returned to the committee with instruc- tions to report at a subsequent meet ing two other layouts. in order that all interests may be considered. The residents of the delightful resort of Woodmont certainly deserve what they ask for and what the town should grant, viz., a direct and modern road to the station.
 The Neely and Mcintyre ball team will cross bats on Friday afternoon.
 Tomorrow afternoon the New Haven team and New Britains will cross bats,
 The executive committee of Central Labor union will meet at Miller's pa- vilion, Savin Rock, to-day, and get terms of assistance which will be given toward the fund.
 The veterans of the Twentieth regi- ment, c. V., will hold their annual re- union at Savin Rock the latter part of August.