Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-06-14
New Haven Veterans.

Meetings Last Night to Arrange For
| Buckingham Day-An Escort to the
Cars.
A meeting of the committees from several
Of the regiments of veterans to make ar
rsngements for Buckingham day was held
last evening in the general committee room
in the City Hall.
Nathan Hale camp, Sons of Veterans,
| rendered their services as an escort, which
were accepted.
Colonel TolIes will have the command
| from the Green to the depot All the reg
iments are ordered to be ON the Green at Z
O'Clock sharp, when badges will be distrib-
| uted and tickets given out.
The Ninth regiment held meeting. Col
| onel Healey presiding and Captain Lawrence
O'Brien secretary. Business in relation to
| the parade was discussed and badges given
| out.
NEW ORGANIZATION FORMED.
The adjourned meeting of the war veter-
| ans who belonged to other than Connecticut
| regiments was held at Clark Peck's Office last
| evening. Mr.. Peck was elected chairman and
| Mr.. s. Wadhams secretary. It was decided
that the name of the society should be the
Union Veteran association of New Haven.
It was voted that the chairman appoint a
committee Of three to make necessary ar
| rangements for their trip to Hartford on
Buckingham day. The chairman appointed
Mr.. Cluf Mr.. Farnam and Mr.. Wadhams. If
any wish to go to Hartford with the organi-
cation they should communicate with Mr..
Clark Peck, of this city, Immediately.
THE OLD FIFTH @. v.
All members of the old Fifth Connection
regiment that are going to Hartford June IS
are requested to meet at the depot at
o'clock a. m.
COMPANY F, FIRST HEAVY.
Tue members of Company F, First Con-
neeticut artillery, meet this evening at Ser
geant Langdale's store, II Orange street, to
make arrangements for Buckingham day,
and also to consider a matter of interest
rendered by resident member of this conn.,
pany at Hartford.
The Ftremen and the Centennial.
A committee of the veteran firemsn held a
meeting last evening and talked over the
matter of inviting out-of-town companies to
the grand centennial celebration. Visitors
will probably be present from Middletown,
Meriden, Milford ana peighboring places.
Fire COmmiss1Oners' Meeting.
The FIRE commissioners held a special
meeting last evening. Present, Redmond
(presiding), Ruff, Brown, WEIGH and Je-
rome.
The petitions Of Daniel Gilhuly for repair
Of the frame building corner of st. John and
Hamilton streets aud of R. Ashmun for the
building corner Of George and Factory streets
were referred to the proper committee with
power TO act.
The petition of the permanent men for one
weeks leave of absence without less of pay
was taken from the table and discussed. No
action was taken, as there was got a full
board present.
The chief was asked to lay before the
board at the next meeting q plan which
would meet the wishes of the men without
impairing the efficiency of the department.
Adjourned.
Without pretending to i've an editoria
opinion of remedy of which we know moth
ing personally, we desire TO ask those of our
readers who are afflicted with scrofulous or
other diseases of the blood, to examine and
test the claims of Hoods Sarsaparilla. It
comes to us with high individual endorse |
ments, is compounded by practical druggists, |
and is made Of materials recognized % yalua- |
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