Morning journal and courier., 1890-09-04
ALI AROUND THE STATE.

WallfngEord Politics - Notes About
 Pastors - Paid one Thousand Dol-
 lars and Costs - Balloon Ascension
 Died in New York - A Beloved
 New London Physic1an-Mrs. Hill,s
 Will.
 Wallingford democratic delegates: State Captain B. A. Treat, George A. Parker and William J. Morse. Congressional Dr. w. s. Russell, D. c. Porter, Thomas Fahy, James Mooney. County-James c. Roach, Henry E. Biggins, P. J. Linehan, Martin P. O'Connell. Senatorial Charles E. Smith, John Doyle, George A. Smith, John F. Roach. o. H. D. Fowler resigned as chairman of the town committee, and was succeeded by Dr. W. S. Russell. Cap tain B. A. Treat was chosen to fill the vacancy in the committee. The following resolution was presented by George M Wallace, and unanimously passed: Re solved, That the delegates to the state con- vention are instructed to do all in their power to do away with the present unjust and undemocratic system of representa- tion in the democratic party and to sub stitute therefore a system which shall do justice to the principal of civil liberty that the majority shall rule. The republicans will elect delegates on Friday night The widow of w. J. Tinker, who was drowned at Block Island, will receive s1O,- | 900 life insurance money. 1 J. w. Harrington has resigned as organ ist of St. Andrews church, Meriden. It is said there are differences in the choir l which led to strained relations. 1 The Rev. Thomas Clayton of Hunting 1 ton, w. Va, has been unanimously chosen l by the First Congregational society of Der 1 lin to succeed the late Dr. Woodworth as l pastor of that church.
 1 Lieutenant c. A. L. Totten, US A, sta tioned at New Haven, is making short 1 visit to New London.
 The members of Palestine commandery,
 K. T., of New London, went to Stonington 1 by the noon train Tuesday and attended
 the funeral of the late R. P. Babcock. | The Rev. Horace G. Hoadley, for the past three years pastor of the Congrega-
 tional church at East Canaan, has handed l in his resignation MT. Hoadley has re- gently become very much interested in the ! work of the Evangelical Alliance and has
 accepted a position under that organiza- ton and will make his headquarters in Bal ! Gimore.
 The Norwich and New York Transpor- tation company has paid the award against
 the cargo and $1 ,000 and costs in the City of Worcester salvage case.
 l Acting Chief Engineer Greenberg and
 the fire committee of Norwich went te
 Boston Tuesday to buy needed supplies
 for the fire department.
 The managers of the New London Coun ty Agricultural society have engaged Don
 ald the aeronaut, to make an ascension
 and parachute jump at the fair in Nor
 wich.
 Twenty-two candidates for druggists Ii
 censes were examined by the State Boart ] of Pharmacy at Hartford Tuesday after ! noon.
 Il James E. Coleman, native of Ohio ant for years partner in the Hartford firn
 of P. Jewell & Co.,, died in New Yorl Tuesday, aged seventy-three. While il Hartford he married Maria Jewell, daugh . ter of Pliny Jewell. His wife died in Pari ] several years ago.
 Il Mrs. Fanny Botsford of Falls Village
 aged ninety-six, mother of Mr. H. A
 Botsford of Botsford & Ingraham of Hart
 ford, died at Falls Village last Friday a the home of her son, George Botsford.
 The will of Mrs. A. c. Hills of Hartford
 who was killed ip the recent disaster o
 the Old Colony railroad, leaves $5, 900 eac
 to her daughters Nettie w. and Grace I Hills and the remainder to Mrs. F. Sam
 son.
 Dr. Robert A. Manwaring, one of tn oldest and most respected physicians i ,, eastern Connecticut, died in New Londo on Monday, aged seventy-nine. He wa an 'old schooT' physician, and genuinel ,, loved and respected by all with whom h calle in contact. He began the practic
 of medicine in Ledyard, after severs years removing to Norwich, and from ths ! city to his native place, New Londor , where he has been in full practice for neal ly forty years.
 Mrs G. F. Adams of Wilton, sister ( , Rev. J. G. Davenport of Waterbury, fo , merly pastor of the Park street Congreg {, tional church of this city, died at h. < nome last Monday at the age or fifty y-eigl Q years.