The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-03
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.
MADIsOy WILL cELEBRsTE-A NO TABLE DAY IN TIE 0LD TOWN.

Other Events on the fourth-Tho Post
 otsice-Hand Concert at the old Greea-
 The Day in New Hayen-The Big Fac
 tories-Most Of Them Have Brief shut
 Downs.
 Tomorrow will be big day in Madi
 son for It's residents and former resi-
 dents of the town. A collation. will b,
 served by the ladies in the basement ol
 the Congregational church at l2:30. The
 exercises in the Congregational church (which are to be held Ut ? p. m., will
 consist of vocal and instrumental music
 with addresses by well-known gentle. smen who have formerly resided in
 Aiadison.
 The musical part of the program will
 be in charge of Thomas G. Shepard of
 this city; Miss Myra .Chlttenden of
 Washington, D. C., daughter of George
 B. Chittenden, formerly of Madison, twill render n violin solo. Ericsson F. Bushnell of this city and c. Jpdson
 Bushnell of New York city will sing. c. s. Bushnell will read q history of the Monitor and addresses will be made by well-known former residents of New
 Haven. New Haven c. A. R. men will Ebe we'll represented at the celebration.
 The main object of the gathering Is fto inaugurate movement, having in t-view the erection of suitable memorial
 to the soldiers of Madison who served Edn the late war.
 IN THIS CITY IN GENERAL.
 [ The town will be given up chiefly to fthe small boy and his uproarious demon- Estrations with fire crackers, pistols, small cannon, etc. There will also be a Line parade in the forenoon as men, tioned below, the program of which has been already given. Outside of this and the customary national salutes morning Fand evening and the ringing of the church bells, New Haven will have no special excitement on the program. Last year there were nearly dozen alarms of fire. The fire department is on the alert for calls of duty for the Fourth. There are various excursions to choose from. Many will go out and help old Madison to celebrate and quite a party will go to Hartford to see the public demonstration and bicycle races. At Savin Rock there will be several ball games and a host of people will go to the Rock. Then multitude will seek recreation at SaltOnstall lake, and Nor ! ris Cove. The new and easy way of ! getting to Lake Saltonstall will no doubt be strong attraction to the public to- morrow. Yesterday several hundred people rode out to the lake.
 THE FOURTH ON THE WATER.
 The Old Line Steamboat company will run excursions as follows: The steamer c. H. Northam will leave Belle ! dock for New York at 12 o'clock, mid ! night.
 The Richard Peck will leave Belle dock for the mouth of the Connecticut river at p. m., arriving back in this city at 7p. m.
 The steamer Margaret's trips to-mor-> STOW will also afford a delightful chances kfor recreation and enjoyment. T FOURTH OF JULY BAND CONCERT. The Governors Foot Guard band will !. give concert on the old green to-mor-. row evening at 8 o'clock. The following is the program: i SseTamlaS SresoniaS M M Messes essyss Baritone solo-sHeart Bowed Down" Raife
 J. Curley.
 se1ection"'Ye oiden Mmes' Beyse Ssese MaltzI'Eyening Sounds. Parfow | .Eyeni1g Serenade" .,..:. :...:."...P. T. Brooks 1 National Airs. By Request I
 .,. THE PosToFFrCE.
 The postoffice and Fair Haven station will be open until noon on July Fourth. Carriers will make only one trip. The general delivery and carriers window will also be open from p. m. to D. m.
 CARS FOR LAKE sALToNsTAIL.
 The following is the schedule of oars for Lake Saltonstall: Il
 Cars leave Lake saltonstall at and a. m., and every twenty minutes there-, after until 1O:4O p. m. ...
 Cars leave green for Lake Saltonstall at 6:lO a. m. and every twenty minutes thereafter until $50 p. m.
 Sundays-Cars leave Lake Saltonstall At 3 and 10 a. m. and every twenty minutes thereafter until 1O:4O p. m.
 Sundays-Cars leave green for Lake Saltonstan at 9:1O a. m. and every twenty minutes thereafter until 9:5o ?. m. .
 ST. PATRICKs T. A. B. $ BIG DAY.
 The St. Patrick's T.. A. B. society will give it's annual excursion to New York and up the Hudson tomorrow on the City of Boston. The society is we'll known for its well conducted and pleas ant excursion. This is the only society excursion leaving this city for New II York tomorrow. The trip will allow i more in New, York than on previous $ occasions. The boat will not leave New f York until the excursionists have had. I I an opportunity to see the display of t fireworks on Brooklyn bridge. This t promises to be beautiful sight, and if C for no other purpose the excursion will c doubtless be well patronized., The 5 society have spared no expense to make l r the excursion pleasant and socially suc- r cessful. s# THE RICHARD PICKS FAMILY EXCURSION. t The beautiful twin screw steamer v Richard Peck, will give delightful 5 sail up the sound as far as the Connecti- cut river. This Fourth of July trip ia always immensely enjoyed and greatly patronized by families.