The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-18

High water to-day, 11:C9 D. m. Offices to let; new building S9 Church.
 Groveland table d'hote. 75 cents. Or x chestra every evening.
 Miss May Champion, of Brooklyn, Wa 4 terbury, is entertaining New Haven friends
 s Go to Clarlz's, s25 Chapel street, for
 your Sunday dinner. Regular course \ dinner 35 cents.
 Lewis s. Welrh, of this city, is occu-
 pying one of Munger's cottages at East
 River for the summer.
 Miss Adelaide Payne, of this city, was x the guest of Mrs. l.. A. Tillinghast in 4 Norwich on Thursday.
 The Misses Wyckoff, of this city, have moved to their home on Church and High streets Shelburne Falls, Mass. The appointment of policemen for
 duty at Savin Rock will be made by < the Orange selectmen in about a week. Highway Commissioner Macdonald
 addressed a town meeting at Sprague X Monday and the town voted $1,0OO for
 Improving the roads.
 Physical Director Shoemaker, of the
 Meriden Y. M. c. A., has resigned, his \ Resignation to take effect July i. He S Is to study medicine.
 The recently elected republican com
 mittee of the Ninth ward have chosen Frederick w. Orr chairman of the com- mittee, to succeed Charles G. Unger.
 The Arcanum club, of Meriden, has filed a certificate of organization in the state treasurer's office. c. L. Upham is president and the secretary is H. S. ! Savage
 Martin P. Miller, of Westfield, Mass, son of pr. H. M. Miller, who has ty- phoid fever in this city, is much im- proved and hopes to resume his duties at Yale in a short time. Although Waterbury does not boast 8of a patrol wagon the necessity for one often arises. Night before last a help less drunk was trundled for several blocks in a wheelbarrow by two off, cers.
 President Arthur T. Hadley, of Yale, and Rossiter w. Raymond, Ph. D., of New York, will deliver addresses at the Eemi-centennial celebration of the founding of the Hill school, Pottsdown, Pa, May 25.
 The many friends of L. W. Crane will be pleased to learn that he can be found at Scanlon's grove at Morris Cove this summer. MT. Crane has been Va collector for the New Haven Gas company for a number of years.
 On Friday evening, May 31, the Hill house Chorus club will entertain it's friends at a complimentary dance to be given in Lenox hall. Invitations have just been issued for the event and very delightful dance is anticipated. se Pianos are barred from all saloons andTcafes at Savin Rock by an edict of the board of warden and burgesses of West Haven. The board has declared saloon pianos public nuisance at the west shore, and on that account has is- sued the prohibitory order
 Thirty-six years ago Thursday the Sixth, Seventh, Eighth, Tenth, Elev- enth and Twenty-first regiments of ! Connecticut volunteers were engaged in l the battle of Drury's bluff. The Twen- ty-first regiment went into that battle with 300 men and lost 109.
 The city battalion> under command of Colonel Sucher, will hold their spring l full dress drill at the armory on May 31. An invitation has been extended to the governor to be present and in- dications are now favorable for his presence here at that time.
 The City Guard had their field day exercises and target practice at the Westville range yesterday. The com pany turned out with ranks full and put in about eight hours of solid work They left the armory shortly after o'clock and took trolley cars to Vest vile.
 The annual meeting of the United States Rubber company will be held next Tuesday in Boston. An official of the company said yesterday that he did not believe there would be any contest for proxies. and that is that the present management has more than the required majority of stock for the annual meeting. h