Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-18
STATE CORREsPONDENCE.
WallingfOrd.

WallfngfOrd.
 The annual report of the water commissioners for the year ending November, 1891, is now com plete and shows figures as follows:
 Receipts--Cash on hand November ], 1890, $l,O90.
 M % ss Wailingford Times $s. .75, interest S2,10o, J. P @ Doolitte s. RstSn King $ss5o z. E; Pjeker @ co; ss1 g J P; Poolittls ssSo Richards & Buck $s51 o4, interest $s,1oo, J. H. Mccormack $4o5 19 Riehards Ijed ar Buekmastes g. j. Mccor%ack s el
 gford s @ade sp as foo~s SSfouh sasncs of account November 1, 1S9O, STA; G. Andrews, salary 1890; M. OCallaghan salary, 1890, $50;
 rent ttS of boroagh sa sf ece co., ss toa 9P s less water rents, S1 ,o96 as charged above in re- thus leaving baianee n the treasury of The treasurer reports cash on hand, SS94.5O. Deduct d m therefrem ,o outstanding orders unpaid, treasurer by the collector $2o14 This last sum has been paid in to the treasurer since he made his report
 Gains-Water rents cash received $7,226. 42; charged to borough $1,o9o; construction inven- tory, s1,s1s.26; total $9,6346s
 s zaiaSes fos s52 50; net gain for 1891 ,Ss 783. Il.
 o,I Resources e Cost, s54S6o; construction, $112 total s114sas F. 0'1''0' "S'''' S'S''' a n Bills a5g $lq5 sqFpss 12 The following is partial report of the new I main EeSpenditures-Land damages, $1 1oso.5o sspeeotion s aoa 3n S469; advertising s7.2o; total
 Resources-Cash, s11,e7a1o;. construction Liabilities Bills payable outstanding notes, S3oO00; accounts $l37O7. 37; total, $43, ,7o7.37. THE WATER FUND. ! The following is Leonard R R RiShoD's rnnort l as treasurer of the water fund.- 1 Recepts-Frem w. I. Todd, balance cash on hand, $1w47 w J. Morse, g, ,O25; total $7 2O2 47.
 eash on hand ss4
 New water main fund account: Receipts $50, 900. Disbursements-Paid commissioners or ders, $19o66 80; balance cash on hand $1o, 3s.2o;
 The-new directory has been issued by W. F. l Hanks and is quite complete. synopsis of the | work shows:
 Names in directory of 1890 ................ 1,7s6 Names erased in preparing new directory. 344 @ @Manaes aoaeu eot oao o1o | NtDicS lu lOJl l.Siu ! On the basis of 311 for every nama in directory l would make WalGngford's population 6,896, which is not far from what the recent census ! made it.
 Judge Hubbard returned last evening from l Massachusetts.
 The prizes for the bicycle race are now on ex- | hibition in c. c. Carols window.
 In addition to the exhibition by W. S. Maltby l at the Wheel clubs entertainment in the armory December there will be a two-lap slow bicycle race, half-mile club run quarter-mile run (pro- fessionaD, half mile race open to all amateurs, and potato race. The referee selected is G. G. Thomson judges w. Fl. Newton and W B. Dowse and timers c: T. Jones and E: M. Smith.
 Dan O'Reilly has sold out his tin business to l Harry Finkestein of Meriden. l Reserved seats for the grand concert, under l the opera house November 20, are now sale at Pixley's.
 the Metrepolitan NJ f house. eu on 1 Cherry street, and has made application for a license to dents of the immediate vicinity are indignant over the prospects of a saloon in that section.
 George lz:,, E: Trask is nov residing in Seymour His son, Will, has recently married an estimable young lady of one of the best families in town, and his daughter, Edith, is soon to wed one of
 The Connecticut Weekly Press association will hold its annual meeting for the election of officers l in this town in January.
 The trial of Seden Munson is called for 9:3O o'clock this morning.
 James Finnegan died early, yesterday morning hemorrhages. The deceased was a member of Court Windermere, A. O. F. l There was only one session at the high school yesterday on account of the storm.
 One more day of good weather and the laying pleted. About POO feet of the tunnel through the hill is already finished, and the other 25O will be
 A special meeting of Court windermere, A O.. F., is called for this evening. A full attendance ! or members IS requested. l Ned Nugent, who has been hiding from justice ! for several weeks arrested yesterday by ! Sheriff Austin and will be brought to trial this ! morning He is charged with assault and using | indecent language to Mrs. Croft. Miss Darling is the new teacher at the High ! school.
 Paymaster w. H. Newton is confidently named ] as the next captain of Company K.
 The report that Fred Hill had ceased his duties l as organist at the Advent church is mistake. ! William Carroll Druggist G. A. Smiths asss- tant, is ill with fever l M D rJol l tremely critical and his recovery was despaired 1 Of
 l Constable Munson of New Haven, who was put l in charge of Thomas Kennedy's store Monday | night, returned to New Haven yesterday after l noon. As receipt was given and the attachment l released, the case is returnable to the court of common pleas in New Haven the first Monday in l December.
 Yesterdays heavy wind blew down many l limbs in various parts of town. A large portion ! of the maple in front of Jeremiah Halls on Elm 1 street was blown to the ground.