Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-12
STATE CORRESPONDENTS.
Wallingford.

WEDDING.
The interior of st. Paul's Episcopal church
about the chancel was beautifully trimmed with
the marriage of Abner I. Martin and Miss Carrie
Raymond Cooke, daughter of E. F. Cooke of
Christian street. The auditorium was well filled
town Promptiy at 1880 the heb bridal couple
marched up the aisle. Professor W. E. Baldwin
march ReS E.
spoke the solemn words that made the couple
the aisle out of the church to the music of Men
delssohn's wedding march their pathway was
strewn with beautiful flowers by the young ladies
member. The bride was attired in a travelling
dress of gray broadcloth. The ushers were H.
ford and J. Harmon Bronson of Kew Haven.
The bride was the recipient of many elegant
Martin took the o'clock express from Meriden
for New York and Washington.
Michael Callahan and John Linehan, who were
affair in Quinnie Sunday, gave themselves up to
the officers Of the law, and Yesterday morning
the
state, could not positively identify Lnehan as one
# hs and hs tsg TSo
fenced to sixty days in jail: An appeal was tax
er, Timothy Callahan, of Colony street.
Officer Reilly hours of duty now are from 8
to y %Ses cS eHep qqgg an in
O-AD
the armory Wednesday evening, ,December2 2.
W. S. Maltby, the champion bicyclists, will be
A. H: button post, G. A. R. will hold a camp
fire and bean bake on Wednesday evening, No
vember rs. The state department officers will be
present
The hearing on the appointment Of trustee
on the Dennis Sullivan estate has been continued
for one week, and an attempt at settlement will
be made.
Sam Cotton, with the Justin Adams company,
goes from here to Bristol for the rest of the
William street is again open to travel.
Dr.. George Nettleton is now on the reportorial
Judge Martins valuable Attorney came near
sudden death By 2 reason Of trying to swallow
and had to be pulled out by hand, Charlie Hall
being the attending physician.
At the Wheel club rooms Bartlett defeated
Williams at billiards 200 to 157. Goodrichs side
still leads by 1874 points.
The report OF the borough clerk is ready for the
Wallingford is represented in the State Normal
school in New Britain by Miss Inc Brown as
Kennedy and Bessie Thrall as scholars.
Chief Of Police Reilly has new horse, if it has
| not died since yesterday morning.
big gang of Italians struck town on the 1881
train Tuesday evening.
Thomas Carr is now running on the postal car
pet ia New YGss ana sprng ID every other
Martin Hartigan,. welknown on the court
| records, assaulted his father in Northford Tues
day night. Officer Reilly, armed with warrant
for his arrest, went over to Northford yesterday
afternoon.
| First Lieutenant Robert Hall of Company K
has received official order from Adjutant
| Genera, Embler to call a meeting of the com
Papy to nominate h caIeain in h place OF captain
| charge after twenty years service in Com
pany K.
| in the armory and the chrysanthemum show
| will materialize at that hour.
Fred Kalmunski, who committed suicide last
| he belonged to a club in New York where one of
| it's members committed suicide every year and
| that his turn wou come soon.
The Deacon Harvey Hall property on North
| farms is avoraby mentioned as suitable loca-
| ton for the town farm.
bookkeepers, was pleasantly surprised by visit
| from several of the other employees in the office
| on Tuesday evening. The visitors presented him
| with an elegant gold mounted inkstand as SOU
| venir of their evenings call
| Warren Dayton's house on the turnpike west
| of town has within month been twice entered
during Mr. Dayton absence by persons who have
small articles The visitors were evidently in
| search of money, but found none On one occa
| sion shop apron was left by the person per
| sons.
Milford.
Nov 11-Miss Bertha Hitchcock Of Cincinnati
| Tibbals the past week.
| Mr.. John Conner ::of Gulf street, has been con-
fined at home by illness the past week.
John Beattie has the contract for placing new
abutments in the railroad bridge at Indian
| river.
Mr.. Nehemiah Clark has had very handsome
| granite monument placed in his lot at the Mil
| ford cemetery this week.
| Rev Mr.. Hunt of Orange preached at the First
| church by exchange with Rev. H. II. Morse on
| The Busy Workers of the Methodist church
| are preparing box for mission in New York
| to which they invite contributions from every
RMS. William Benjamin of Wheeler's Farms
passed away Monday, being over eighty years of
| age. Two sons and two daughters survive her
/ The funeral services will occur this afternoon.
| Court was held Monday afternoon. when John
Connors was brought before Judge North for
drunkenness and assault on his wife. His wife
| and children testified of these offenses. Judge
| North gave the accused some excellent advice
and costs.
| Southington.
Nov. 11.-There will be an important meeting
| Of the Y. NJ. G. A. this Wednesday evening.
Andrew Gill and Annie Martin will be married
| in St. Thomas church on THANKSGIVING day
Mrs. Catherin shandley, aged twenty-five
years died Tuesday IN; morning or g after 1Sng i'll
church this Wednesday morning ''''''
William Smith, son Of H. D. Smith of Plants
! vile, died in Hartford of consumption on Mon
Robert Smith, ST., has received a persion OF
eight dollars per month
States training ship Portsmouth after ten
days leave of absence.
| Hamden Plains.
| Nov. 11.-Chester Dorman of Srratford spent
the Sabbath with his brother, Sidney Dorman, OF
| this place.
Miss Minnie Warner returned Sunday from a
| brief visit to Durham, Conn.
| Miss Clara Ford Of New Haven is trying tc
establish singing classes in the different school
/ districts of the town.
Abner Warner has sold his milk route to Ar
| thur Stonestreet.
Phio Bradley has been on the sick list for a
| few days.
| Frank Beach has recently purchased an adj
i ditional building lot along side of his present
| home
Mr.: Morley, formerly postmaster in Highwood
| is quite dangerously i'll.
| Cora johnson, the daughter of Charles John
| son, was buried in Evergreen cemetery, New Ha
| ven Monday noon. Deceased died Wednesday
| and was to have been buried Saturday. On that
| day the friends assembled at the house and fol
| were conducted by the pastor. After the service
| the corpse was carried back to the house, the
| father refusing to go farther, because the grave
did not salt him. The board of health finally in
| formed Mr. johnson, that the town had some
| rights, and he must respect them Monday the
friends gathered again and the young lady was
| buried in a vault which the father had had made
| for the purpose in Evergreen cemetery.