Morning journal and courier., 1885-09-03
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 The county commissioners yesterday morn Marx. No. of 100 Wooster street, who asked to transfer his license to sell intoxi- cants from No. 30 Franklin street to the rear of his house. A large number of Wooster street residents objected by petition. Decis- ion reserved.
 Weddings.
 Miss Emily G. A. Siebke, youngest daugh- ter of Rev. MT. Siebke, was married Tuesday evening to MT. Louis w. Stadtmuller, now oi New London. The ceremony was performed by the father of the bride at the parental home Miss Augusta E. Siebke, sister of the bride, and MT. Frank Stadtmuller, brother of the groom, stood up with the bridal pair. The happy couple received many gifts. They have gone on bridal tour which will include Lakeville, Litchield, Saratoga and Chicago. The brother of the groom with his wife, for. merly Miss Allie Weckesser of this city, came on from Cleveland, Ohio, to attend the wedding and to visit with MT. and Mrs. L. Weckesser on Bishop street. The bridal pair on their return will reside in New Lon A~~ the Quinnipiac Fertilizer company.
 Benjamin H. Cobb, who is employed at George E. DudIey's establishment on Chapel street, was married last evening to Miss Emma F. Harris, daughter of F. H. Harris, at the residence of the bride, No. 37S How ard avenue. A reception took place, afte! which Mr. and Mrs. Cobb started on bridal tour.
 Cards are out announcing the wedding of Mr. John w. Lowe, of this city, and Miss Castella z. Bradley, daughter of Mrs. George G. Bradley of Sylvan avenue, which will take place on September 18th at 7:3C o'clock at Calvary Baptist church in this city. Each has large circle of friends. MT. Lowe is the popular assistant druggist at been located for years past.
 THE TABLETS.
 Action Of Henry 0. Merwin Post, G.
 A. R., Last Night Resolution
 Passed-A Committee Of Confer
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 Henry c. Merwin post, G. A. R., at g largely attended meeting last evening passed the following resolutions in answer to the communication of Admiral Foote post in re- gard to the project of placing tablets upon the soldiers and sailors monument to be erected on East Rock Park, and appointed the following committee to go before the gen eral monument committee and advocate the resolutions: Commander William Gleason, A. A. Cuff, Daniel G. Burke, Samuel Nor ris, James I. Hayes: .
 Whereas, The town of New Haven has appropri- ated $50,OO0 to erect monument to commemorate
 Whereas, Admiral Foote post No. 17, 7,department of Connecticut. c. A. R. has passed resolutions to to nscribe the of those patriots only who,de lending the Union died in the service of the nation built % by MT. Bushneii, and only that part of the navy commanded by Admiral Foote, the money of the herein named tablets: therefore,
 Resolved, That to inscribe the names of only those who died in the service of the nation is in justice to the surviving soldiers and sailors and to those who have since joined the great army above to commemorate a few when so many are deserv- ing of honors which will extend throughout all time is unjust, all maintained the honor of our day, through storms by night by their valor. pri- vations a. sufferings, and have given to the peo Coming W generations s glorious future ''-'l ~
 Resolved, That while we gratefully appreciate Foote, that tablets to commemorate the glory of our navy should be more general as our gratitude ing because of their maintaining and restoring the rightful authority of the government. of the American navy of the past and present be placed upon the monument, rather than tablet SngIe engagement as that between the Monitor and Merrimac.
 Resolved That many of our comrades Suf- fering from wounds and diseases contracted while in the service, others broken in health and inca pacltated for the maintenance Of themselves and families living in poverty and clothed in rags, ing so nearly exhausted as to render recovery i'm possible having given the best of their lives in their country's cause, it is our duty as comrades bound by the strongest ties to alleviate their distress and protest against any movement that may detract or impair our usefulness in this line. Coming before the public to raise the large amount necessa- ry to defray the expenses connected with the placing of the tablets on the monu. ment will work injury to the vital objects of the
 Resolved, It is the duty of the town of New Ha- ven to complete in every detail work nobly and begun and which will so grandly show her appreciation of her national defenders.
 Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be to the general committee on the soldiers and sailors memorial monument and copy be sent to Admiral Foote post No. F. department of Connecticut, G. A. R., and to be spread on the min utes of this post.