Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-27

ID. c. Dudley Accepts a Responsible
Position in Merfden-Concert To-
Night by the National Band-Skin-
net Russell Acknowledgements
League Officers Elected.
The directors of the Dime Savings bank
held a meeting yesterday afternoon and
voted to continue the bank In the National
Bank building for ten years at a rental of
$3.50 for the fret FIVE years and $500 for
the next five. An addition will be built
to the bank building to give more room
for the savings bank.
D. g. Dudley has accepted a responsible
position in charge of the trimming and fin
ishing department at @. Roger & Bros In
Mer!den, and will begin his duties after
the July vacation.
The National band will give q concert
uptown this evening, and will give the fol-
lowing program:
Hsrch-First Regiment Casey
Serenade and Poonaise. Msssud
Clarionet solo by Emanuel Kline.
Sehottische-Bewitchtng Eyes. Peckham
Potpourr. .;...;:..:;..f rom ii. Polnto Heinrich
Msltz-Goden Youth. ................ Waldteufel
Garch-Chicago Tribune. ............. Chambers
Cosmopolitan Overture. .Priniville
Miss Daisy McGaughey VIII give an observa-
tion party to a number of her young friends this
skinnet Russell. who drives a team for @. B.
Allen, got his weeks Day yesterday and started
In last evening celebrate the coming Fourth of
July, and began operations by getting ON a small
sized jag and purchasing several cannon fire
Doyle's spirited colt, which has not yet got over
It's (. light. The second he lighted and tried to
throw It into the cobhler's shop on Hall avenue.
sell wss soon lodged in the lookup and the cele-
bration was post poned until this morning, when
The w. R C. will meet this evening and here
after until October the regular meeting OF the
corps will be held on the fourth Tuesday Of each
The Merriam Relief corps Of Meriden will be
entertained by the Arthur X. Dutt1n corps at
the house of Mrs. A. j. Goodrich en- Washington
street Thursday afternoon and evening.
Captain Thomss Downey is home from Union
vile for q few days visit.
were s ar rs este dearly early Yesterday mGIn:pg ~ Con
were brought before judge Hubbard and after
hearing the evidence both were discharged on
that count and Berastche was sent to jail for
thirty days on the chsrgs OF drunkenness Smith
and his wife Polly reside down Colony street.
near the North Haven line, and both bear an un-
sayory reputation, having each served q term in
Jail
The receipts at the Temperance league rooms
10 the Beech house have averaged $50 a day since
it was opened.
The marriage of Thomas E. Mcguire aud Miss
Mary McNish will occur on Wednesday st s
O'Clock, and that of William Kerahaw and Miss
Mary Jane Heinemsn at $780, At 10 O'Clock
Thursday morning William Hogan and Miss Mel
lie Galligan will be united in marriage and at 8
O'Clock in the afternoon Frank Mckenna and
Miss Kate Doyle Will be wed
Mis- kittie Gaylord leaves today for a two
months visit at Holton, Maine.
Miss Sarah Worrau rails on Saturday for Shelf
field, Eogland, on a visit TO her former home.
kaMr- and Mrs. William Butler of Washington
street have a new daughter that arrived yester-
day morning.
The Advent Sunday school " i'll have a picnic
In Peter Jones' grove on the west side on July 4.
The directors elected by the Temperance
league are F. A. Wallace, W. II. Newton, L NJ.
Hubbard, ]. Mix, A. d. Judd. William Has
sett, g. N. Hallenbeck and A. 1. Martin.