Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-16
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Active work fs Being Done by Those
 Who Are in Favor Of Band Concerts
 and sI00 Has Been Raised by One
 man-In the Probate Court.
 Several of the uideawake citizens are band concerts this season and have appoint
 ed soliciting committees to procure the
 funds necessary to dsfray the erperse of the same. The committee comprises ".
 Fl. Newton, who will work the residents
 uptown; G. A. Smith, on the Plains; Sam
 uel Hodgkinson, at Simpson, Hall, Miller
 & Co.'S; R. D. Perkins, at H. L. Judd Go. i; D. ". Burke, at HsR & Elton Go. 's and
 wheel shop; Walter Hill, the Metropolitan Rubber O.; Albert Nerdrum, Maltby, Ste- ysns & Curtiss Co; W. N. Mix, Simpson | Nickel Co.,; E. A. Russell, the Housatonic Brass O.; O. E. Blunt, R.Wallsce & Sons. The last named began his work yesterday morning and last evening had raised about
 $1Oo. The concerts will be weekly'and al | ternate between the Plains and uptown. The new crosswslk from Wallace block
 to the postoffice proves a great convenience | and Is already well patronized Superintendent Hall will send notices to the delinquents before shutting of the water, and give them time to make prepa- | rstions accordingly. MT. and Mrs T. E. Murphy will be giv- | en a reception at the temperance head quarters at the Beach house Saturday even ing.
 J. W. Blakeslse has sold to MT. and Mrs. D. B. Bulliis thirteen acres of land in Pond
 hill.
 MT. and Mrs. J. J. Redmond are home | from their Rost0u triD Miss Ida Roy, who has been the guest of | Miss Edith Smith for the past month, re- | turns to-day to her duties in the New Ha- ven training school for nurses. | Judge Porter started yesterday for Dan
 bury to attend the stste convention of K. ofP.
 J. T. N. Donough, William Bean and play with the City band of Meriden in Dan | bury to-day.
 | Judge of Probate O. H. D. Fowler yes
 terday appointed E. J. Hough sdministra- tor of the estate of 0rimel Youngs. At | the hearing F. F. Youngs was represented | by Judge Hubbard, O. H. Youpgs by At
 torney 0. H. Sawyer of Meriden; Attorney | Q. A Harrison appeared for L. A. and O. V. foungs and opposed the appointment | of an administrator. G. N. Wallace and wife of Chicago were II | Miss Grace PIIley is the guest of Miss
 Nettie Champion iu New London. J. Wilson Smith is In Chicago doing the worlds fair. A brother, Cyrus, and his | son have charge of the Minnesota state building st the fair. Mrs. Smith and her | sister. Mics Annie McLauriu, have recently returned from Chicago. Miss Bessie Thompson started yesterday | for Chicago.
 Daniel Knight, 8 teacher at the high school. received a telegram yesterday an- nouncing the sudden death of his father in North Brookheld, Mass. He took the 10:3l train.
 F. R. Manning and wife of NeF York will arrive here to-day 10 reufsf6euring the warm weather Paradise island is now open for the sea son and is specially adapted for small pic nics and private parties. On Saturday sf ternoon M. K. Thomas will entertain his Sunday school class on the island. On Tuesday afternoon the Kings Daughters will have an outing on the islsnd and lake c. H- Dlckinfon, Ars. D. D. Dickinson and Mira s. B. Morse started yesterday for Newfane, Vermont. Mrs. BernAtshe of Hall avenue was run
 into and knocked down by & bicycle on
 the corner of Hall avenue and Colony street early last evening. Mrs. O. F. Slebel died at s:30 last even- ing. Funeral Saturday at 8 o'clock. J. A H. Herrimsn has gone to Meriden to take charge of gang at work on the sewer.