The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-08-10
WESTHAVEN TOWN MEETING
TWO LITTLE IRON BRIDGES TO BE
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 Electric Road to Bridgeport.
 A special town meeting of the town of Orange was held in the town hall in West Haven yesterday afternoon at 2;3o to take action on the two proposed new bridges over the wepowaug in the town. The meeting was called to order by Town Agent Thomas. About seventy i've were present. It was voted to build two iron bridges over the Wepo- waug river, one near the fourth dirtriot school house and one near the residence of Leverett B. Treat in Orange.
 Charles Linsley of Campbell avenue Is one of tho oldest living New Haven ex-Grays. He joined the company in 1886. He tells many interesting tales of the early days of this popular com- pany.
 The First Connecticut cavalry will hold it's annual reunion at Hills Home stead, West Haven, on Wednesday. It is expected that about 160 members of the organization will be present. Ex- Chief of Police Charles F. Bollmann is president of the organization. Officers will be elected and a place determined upon for the reunion next year. The grand musical production of War and Peace" to be given by In- nes and his famous band of New York at Savin Rock Wednesday, Au- gust 15, promises to be an interesting event. The band consists of fifty of the best musicians, conducted by Innes, whose ability as a leader Is we'll known. There will be four vocal artists whose solos and concerted numbers will form | feature of the entertainment. The ad- dition of military companies. fife and drum corps, booming cannon. etc.. will be among the other features of the pro- gram.
 The last game of the series for the dry goods championship will be played | at the Savin Rock grounds this after noon betwen Malley, Nicely & Co. and F. M. Brown & Co. This will be a very important game, as 1t will decide the second place in the league, so there Is much interest in it.
 The two teams are so evenly matched | that neither apparently has any ad- l vantage, and for this reason should be a. very interesting game. The league | has been informed by the West Haven authorities that any man blowing a horn on the grounds will be arrested They don't take kindly to this kind of applause. However, no good play will go without encouragement, and West Haven is very airy place.
 | The West Haven Hook and Ladder company will have tournament and field day at Savin Rock tomorrow Many fire companies will be invited tc participate in the event.
 | Notice has been given to the effect that appliction will be made to the next general assembly for charter to TUT an electric rQad from the terminus o1 the West Shore road at Woodmont, tc Milford, and from Milford through Stratford to Bridgeport. A spur track will run to Meadows End and Walnut Beach in Milford. Others will run through Affords principal streets. The Sunday school of Christ church will hold their annual picnic at High Rock grove to-day. The train will leave West Haven depot at S:O4 Should the day prove stormy, the picnic will be held on Saturday.
 Miss Anna and Edith Brett of AIho,, are guests of Rev. and Mrs. Gesner at Christ church rectory.{ M
 The club house of the Somerset club will be formerly opened about the first of September. ...