The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-06-30
MANY EAST SIDE JOTTINGS,
oIf<s6Es AND IMPRoyEMEyrs-D0.
 INGs AT LAKE saLT0ssTALL.

1Rregress at Morris Gbye-rwenty New
 Houses Built at Morris Cove This Hear- Notable Improvements at tho City Parks-Many Excursions, Misses Thompson and Street and Mrs, Fuller, the proprietors of the Boston grocery store, who purchased the Ward place on Townsend avenue. it Is said, are cutting the land up into building lots. Frederick Ley has built q new house on Burr street, just on from Townsend avenue. Ills brother, Henry Ley, jr., Is also to build one for himself soon.
 William Woodward, on Townsend avenue, Is happy grandfatherof n fine boy.
 Mir. Moran, gardener for Mir, Bene- dict, has built and rented his new house.
 Collis Granniss has sold the balance of his lots on Townsend avenue to MT. Burneli and Dr. Hayht. each of whom are to build house to cost several thousand dollars each. Collis Granniss, 1t Is said, will erect very soon build 1. ing on Granniss Place in which he will l provide waiting room for the con- venience of passengers on the Morris Cove road. The patrons of the road will fully appreciate the liberality and 1 public spirit of Mir Granniss.
 Superintendent Thompson, of Fort Hale park, has graded the southeast entrance to said park, on Townsend avenue, next to Captain Beloher's grocery store, so that the public can now walk up to the Palisades through 1 the park to, and taking the cars at, the northwest entrance, making delight fu} walk, and at the same time taking in the extended and beautiful outlook, which includes Guilford and around to the Hanging Hills of Meriden,h all of which will repay the effort made to take in this splendid view.
 Ernest Selke, motor man on one of the Morris Cove cars, has finished and moved into his new house on Woodward avenue.
 All the elm trees planted on Wooster park have lived and are fiourishing, also the willows which Superintendent Thompson set out on Fort Hale park are thriving.
 Del Garvey, proprietor of the Uni versity book store, 106G Chapel street, this city, has rented Deacon Fabrique's cottage in the cove.
 Superintendent Thompson has re- moved his fence in the Cove to corre- spond with his neighbors and it is a great improvement.
 Mir. John Long is building fine two- family house on Townsend avenue.
 The wife of Mir. Frank A. Woodward of Townsend avenue presented him with 2 fine boy recently. MT. ,H. H, Benedict, on Townsend avenue, has removed his cut stone pill lars at the entrance" to his beautiful residence, and also improved the same by grading the land adjoining his place, which he bought from the park commits sioners.
 MT. Collis Granniss has sold lot on Townsend avenue. next to Mir. Gates and opposite MT. H. H. Benedicts to a MT. Johnson, who, it is said, will soon build a fine house thereon.
 The "cut" from Woodward avenue to Townsend avenue is being widened. pre- paratory to double tracking. The ma terial is being used by Park Superin- tenkent Thompson for filling up the cellars of the old buildings recently re- gently removed from Fort Hale park grading the same. '''
 : More than twenty houses have been built this year in Morris Cove and on the land of MT. Morris and Captain Ed ward M. Clark the successful real estate agent in New Haven.
 EK-Selsetman Hudson B. Forbes has built a dwelling and a restaurant for his son-in-law, Mir. Van Sickles, at the terminus of the Morris Cove road on Townsend avenue.
 Parties are greatly pleased to see the electric cars running to Lake Salton- stall-the first trip made yesterday as elsewhere related.
 g.;The Sunday school of the. Grand ave- nue Congregational church. Rev. Mir. Mitchell, pastor, go to Lake Saltonstall on a picnic July. next.
 The congregation attending the Trin- ity Methodist Episcopal church have picnic at Lake Saltonstall on the 9th of duly.
 The Church of the Ascension have an outing at Saltonstall lake on the 10th of July. .' ....
 The cars of the Morris Cove, Tomln- son bridge branch, and State street met and transfer passengers at Granniss place station on Forbes avenue, making it at times very live place.
 Dwight Place church, Rev. pr. Twitch- ell, goes to Saltonstall lake for their an- nual picnic. and recreation to-day.
 The College street church picknicked at Lake Saltpnstall June B.
 Eight trains on the Consolidated rail- road stop at Lake Saltonstal daily.
 n Westyille July 4th.
 The following ball games will be played op the Edgewood grounds in Westville On July 4: Edgewood vs. Dwight Athletic club, at 9:3O a. m.; Edgewood Ns New York, New Haven md Hgftford club, at 3:SO D. m.
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 ThS Reguiar M setIng To-Morrow.
 The regular meeting of the Juvenile remplars will take place. to-morrow at SO1 Chanel strpet at r, n, 1,hn Y,,o.+