The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-15
THE EXCLUSION sEAsoN.
Many Delightful Trips Out on tho BTiny
Deep In store.


Deep In store.
New Hayeners in search of cool
breezes and an interesting trip at the
same time have two opportunities this
week to take an outing from the city.
The steamer Continental, one of the
best on the sound, makes am excursion
to New London next Wednesday, July
II, and on Friday, July 10. makes a
similar special excursion to ROTOR Point.
The latter excursion does not start till
1880 in the afternoon, being specially
arranged for those who wish to avail
themselves of the Friday half holiday
inaugurated by many stores in this city.
The New London trip lis to be an all
day affair, starting at o'clock. In
each case q full orchestra will be on
board the Continental, and every effort
will be made to have the excursions as
delightful as possible. The fare In each
case will be half a dollar. For further
details see advertisement on another
page.
Grand Canton Sassacus. No. 1, Pat
riarchs Militant, are arranging for
their nineteenth annual excursion, which
will take place Tuesday, August 6. The
steamer Continental, which has been
chartered for "a trip to New York city
and New York Bay, will leave Belle
dock at o'clock a. m, and make land
ing at Thirty-first street, East river,
New York, about ! o'clock, and will
then proceed down the bay.
The music for concert and dancing
will be furnished by the Philharmonic
orchestra under Professor Fichtl, and
Professor Hill will prompt.
The excursion OF East Rock lodge, A
o. U. W., of Fair Haven to Glen Island
Tuesday, July 16, on the steamer John
H. Starin, promises to be very enjoya-
BILE trip.
The employees of Even Mcintyre &
Co. are to have a grand excursion Fri
day afternoon, July 26, to ROTOR Point
That their many friends can take ad-
vantage of their beautiful sail the man
agement have chartered the commodl-
Gus steamer Continental for the occa-
sion. Families and parties desiring tc
purchase tickets can do so by applying
at Even McIntyre's store and to G. /
French, agent for the New Haven
Steamboat company, at Belle dock. The
management will spare neither trouble
nor expense to make this the most en-
joyable outing of the season.
The third annual excursion of the st
Johns Catholic club will be given or
next Thursday, July Is, to New York
and up the Hudson by the steamer Con-
tinental. The sale of tickets has beer
large and good time is assured those
who go.
The first annual excursion of the To-
cal Journeymen Plumbers and Steam
Filters union, No. 81, will take place
on Monday, July %. on the steamer
Continental to New York, Bay Ridge
and Coney Island. The committee tr
charge are P. O'Keefe, e. F. Carney
B. II. Eckert, w. F. McCleve and T. r
Cotton.
New Haven and Rising Sun circles
Companions of the Forest, will give q
picnic at Lighthouse Point on Monday
July %. This is the first picnic the
Companions of this city have ever Civ
en-. The following committee is II
charge: Mrs. Sicily, Mrs. Cannon, Mrs
Stanford, Mrs. Redmond, Mrs. Allen
Mrs. Granger, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tevlin'
Mrs. Barry, Mrs. Wright, Miss Sadie
Callahan, Miss Rose Rosenblatt, Miss
Lizzie Schrader, Miss Annie Corcorar
and David Lowenthal.
The eleventh annual excursion of thu
ST. Ignatius' T. A. B. and Il. society will
be given to New York and South Beacf
Thursday. August /. The steamer Con
tipentaI has been chartered to carry the