Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-08
wALLINGFORD.
No Clue Yet-Reorganizing the New Fire Company-LOdge and Society
 

No Clue Yet-Reorganizing the New
 Fire Company-Lodge and Society
 Personal Notes.
 There are no new startling features in the fire department matters. Much indignation IS expressed over the dastardly attempt made to injure the steamer by scattering ashes and cin- ders over it after the Hubbard hose disbanded, but as yet there is no clue to the guilty parties. Had the steamer been called out in the night and used it would have seriously injured the valves and other machinery. The members of the dis banded company disclaim any knowledge of the work and feel very indignant over the matter, and also claim that the outside work and ringing the fire bell was not done by any of their members, but by outsiders who were about the building. The matter was warmly discussed last evening, and the general opinion expressed was that the greatest mistake made was that after the dis bending process was over that the hose house ed. The work of reorganizing the new company goes on smoothly and it is to be hoped that the eyer the matter will soSn die g out ing and will continue so until the holidays The Women's Relief corps will elect officers
 The Italians are fast thinning out, and every train for New York yesterday carried away an
 Special meeting of the new Hubbard hose this evening.
 Mrs Thomas Murphy has returned home from
 
 Hon. Francis Wayland, IL. D., of New Haven will lecture on the subject, "The House of Com tSe as of the tSs Pn
 The Arcanum club will elect officers Saturday evening, niags, 3ns pecemSer ers se or. u nominate
 Complaint is made of a tramp COW that annoys the residents of Washington street late nights by
 The annual linen sale and turkey supper of the Nv, Th,rro oHov inrr nhnr
 bition in New York Friday evening. MT. Maltby will have riding school in the metropolis this
 Deputy Sheriff Pond of New Haven was in
 a an in the A. H. Bartholomew, administrator of the estate of the late Henry Morse of East Wallingford on claim for $400. The case is returnable to the court of common pleas in New Haven, Decem. ber 21.
 Rev R. J. Adams of Boston officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Benjamin Sutlisf yesterday. The bearers were James Harrison. Michael Simons, Seth A. Wetmore and D. E. Morris. The burial
 A meeting of the selectmen and the other members of the committee the town farm a @ chased and those that seem to meet with favor are the Harvey S. Hall farm on North Farms, the bined and tract of f1fty-eight acres on South Elm street, formerly of the Edward Hall farm. The resolution that was adopted will be made public on Saturday. A special town meeting is to be called for Saturday, December 26, to take decided action on the matter. Eddie Brennan was arrested yesterday for tru- ancy by Officer Ingraham. Judge Hubbard sus- pended judgment for sixty days. side of the town recently, and in reaching in an old dilapidated stone wall after a rabbit found an antique specimen of powder horn, evidently of great age, that had inscribe on it the date of 1890. The find is quite a curiosity and highly prized by it's possessor.
 The amount paid out for town orders during the month of November is S3,56O.29. R. s. Austin's condition last evening was re ported as improved.
 Charles o. Hall is getting better and will soor be about again.
 Two North Haven converts were baptised al the Advent church Sunday evening.