Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-26
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The HustIers Won In the Ball Game
Graduation Exercises Mt the High
school on wednesday-DirectO OF
; the Savings Bank VIII Meet Tho
Afternoon.
= The cases of DR.. Ryoe of Aeriden and P.
N. Wall occupied the attention of Judge
Hubbard all of Saturday. Tho case was
continued until Thursday. Judge Davis
and Attorney Gleason of Meriden appeared
for DR.. Ryce, while Judge O.. Il. D. Fowler
was counsel for Wall. ara
The ball game between the White Rose
and hustlers resulted In decided victory
for the Hustlers by score of % to Q. Con-
siderable money changed hands. F. j.
Taylor oficiated as umpire. The game
was played on the Colony street grounds.
Joseph Briehmann's 9-months old child
died Saturday afternoon from the effects
of burns received Friday by the upsetting
of pan of hot water.
Eugene Brogden was successful In bis
attempt to beat the time made by Frank
Toothe, 1:20 5, and made his half mile In
1:194.
@. F. Paden, who for several years has
| besn the efficient salesman at J. n. Can
| mons, on Center, will early In July start
out as travelling salesman for large cloth
| ing house in Boston.
| The graduation exercises Of the High school
class will take place in the opera hSuse IN neo q
lows Katherine ida Backes Lille Melissa Davis,
Mile Smith Yale, Franklin Wells Allis, Michael
| Thomas Downs. John Joseph Koran and Leland
Ives The class THtSo is E 70. Ay now
assay, Modem Rhotograp6y,, K ,1I NJ ]!
Vi adKeS d ue Maurice MiicRe and Fred Kahi
essay: The Puritan F tsab1ath,, I Lille
Downs; chorus, "The Postillion.' school; essay
"Phillips Brooks as Preacher and Man" Jessie
and Eva Hall; Grafton, Annexation OF Canada,
John J. Koran; violin Trio, Samuel Hubbard
Maurice Milcke and Feed Kahl; essay, The Lau
"Crises Our Opportunities, Leland D. Ives es
say, s'En Avant" Mile S. Yale; chorus "Goot
Night Beloved, - school; presentation Of dipo
"Micky,' Hayden and Mat Kennedy. arrive.
home ear,y Saturday evening from a flying visi
G. J. Morse of Indianapolis arrived here Satur
&. W. Hull is home from visit to Montreal!
Albert L, Judd Is home from visit to tn
He. Han agrees to settle the damage don
| by his COWS In DR.. RUsSel1S garden.
| Robbie Hallenbeck was not in it at Savin Roc
bicycle races coming in seventeenth in the hv
| mile race.
| the directors of the Dime Savings bank wi
| hold meeting this afternoon at 1880, to hear th
| report Of the committee on the rent OF the pre-
| ent quarters In the National bank building. Tn
| committee favors the paying OF 800 year.
There was lively scrap on the corner Of Cel
| ter and Colony street Saturday evening betwee
| two young women, hair pulling, choice epithet
1 and a general running of spring hats was
| CIDER. Officer Reilly was notified but the be
Hgersnt females saw the brass buttons glisten
| tie moonlight and broke away before his arriv,
upon the scene and disappeared one dow
| Colony street and the other up the street.
ii Two well dressed crooks were In town Saturda
| evening trying to work off number of counte
| | felt silver half dollars Constable Luke Mart
| was on % the scheme and notified the variol
| storekeepers to be on the LOOKOUT. The crool
| found their scheme was a failure and left tow
1 on an