The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-22
THR ExcURsIoN snAsoN.

The Consolidated Roads Big Excursion to
Watch hin and Block Island Next Thurs
day-The Fresh Air Excursion Tomorrow
The Catholic Club, Etc.
The N. Y. N, H, & IL, r. r. Co. will
give a chance for grand outing by
rail and steamer to Watch Hin or Block
Island and return next Thursday, July
70; fare for the round trip $3.50. A
special train leaves New Haven at,S;l5,
connecting at New London with steam
er for either of the delightful summer
resorts named above. The boat is due
at Watch Hill at 1885 and at Block
Island at 12;46, Returning, the boat
leaves Block Island at and Watch Hill
at $3.50. This Is a limited excursion and
no tickets will be sold beyond the seat
Ing capacity of the train.
EVEN MCINTYRE & CO.'S EN-
PLOYES.
The excursion by employees of Even
Mclntyre & Co. to be given next Friday
afternoon, July 26, to ROTOR Point,
promises to be one of the most enjoyable
outings of the season. The large steam
er Continental has been chartered and
will leave Belle dock at 1:S0 pm. next
Friday and arrive back In New Haven
at 10 o'clock promptly. A special or
chestra will furnish music for dancing
during the trip and will be transferred
TO the pavilion at ROTOR Point and with
a prompter will furnish regular dancing
order. Music, dancing and solos by
Thomas H. Williams, Charles Wren and
Harry Hunle will help to make the re-
turn trip an enjoyable one. The clerks
would like to see their customers and
friends, also representation from all
business houses closed during the af-
temoon, who will find the sail and at
fractions given highly enjoyable and in
keeping with all entertainments given
by this association. Tickets can be OBJ
tained at Even Mcintyre G. Co.'S store.
CATHOLIC CLUB.
The Catholic club of the Sacred Heart
parish have their grand excursion
Wednesday on the steamboat Continent
tai to Watch Hill. The sale of tickets
indicate that there will be a large,
though not too large, party on board,
and the reputation of the club in social
entertainments is a guarantee of a
| SOOu tlIit, Will AO
ant feature. The boat will leave for
Watch Hill at $50 a. M. Ample time
will be allowed at this popular resort,
and the return home will be at a sea-
sonable hour. Tickets for the round
trip cost only 81, and stateroom may
be had for the moderate price of 81
more Good music for dancing will be
provided, and refreshments (no liquors.
will be furnished at reasonab BILE prices.
For the accommodation OF those at
tending the excursion of the Sacred
Heart Catholic club Wednesday special
cars will leave the club house on How
ard avenue at 1880 a. M, running to
the steamboat dock without change and
at one fare. The special cars with be at
the dock upon the return of the boat.
MEMBERS OFTHESUNDAYSCHOOL
WILL GO ON A FRESH AIR TRIP.
Two excursions have already been
given this season in connection with
the work Of the City Missionary asso-
citation. Two more have been arranged
for this month, the next being to-
morrow, July %. The trip will be to
Pawson park by the steamer Margaret
from Belle dock at $50 a. m. This ex-
cursion will include the children of the
Sunday school, their parents and other
relatives and friends, together with
others who will be provided with tick
cts through the Fresh Air Fund, -
Boat tickets and cream cards will be
distributed to members of the Sunday
school by Superintendent Cleaveland,
and may be obtained by others at the
City Mission hall, corner of Court and
State streets. this afternoon and even
ing.
Additional subscriptions are needed
| for the Fresh Air Fund" and may be
sent to Rev. Mr.. Mossman or Miss
Hume, or left at the First National
bank on Orange street, or at Mix's
| drug store, corner of Church and Chap
ell streets.
ANNUAL PICNIC OF THE FOREST
ERS.
The annual picnic of the Foresters
of the city will be held at Lighthouse
Point August 20. Invitations have been
extended to courts all over the state.
Among the many interesting events on
| the program Is a short mems race
and ball game for prizes and a big tug
| of war contest. Among the teams en-
| tered in the last event are those from
the g. F. Warner Manufacturing COM
pany, Sargent & Co.. New Haven Casket
company, and Court Robert Emmett, A.
o. F. Teams wishing to compete in the
contests must enter before July 49,
PLUMBERS EXCURSION TO-DAY
1t has of late been quite the thing for
local associations to give summer ex.
cursions and at "a recent meeting of the
Journeymen Plumbers such an excur,
sion was arranged for. The COMMITTEES
| of arrangements is composed of the fol.
| lowing men, who are employed as be,
| low:
j. E. O'Keefe, chairman, works with
T. W. Corbett of Broadway, E. F. Car,
| ney with Clerkin & Mcdonald, B. Fl
| Eckert with Curtis g. Pierpont. w. F
| McCleve with T. w. Corbett, and T. r
Cation with T. w. Corhett. An enjoy.
able trip Is promised to all who attend
| The Continental has been chartered fol-
| the occasion to-day and will leave Belle
dock at 80 in the morning. The boat
will go directly to New York, then tax.
| ing trip to Bay Ridge and Coney Isl.
and, will make one of the most extern
| sive excursions Of the year. There will
| be full opportunities for dancing and
| for yEriI1io