Morning journal and courier., 1891-11-02
der twenty years of age residing in or attend ing school in Wallingford. No person to present more than one compost

der twenty years of age residingin or attend g. No person to present more than one compost l B. Each composition to be signed by fictitious
 name and to be accompanied by a sealed en-
 velope upon the outside of which is this name |
 and inside of which is the writer's name. 4. The subject to be one of the following:
 The Best Education.
 The Cost of Intemperance
 The School System of Connecticut, with Sug-
 gestions
 Abraham Lincoln.
 Theodore Winthrop.
 The Future of New England.
 What Would Like to do in the World.
 The Golden Rule.
 Hopes and Fears.
 5. Each composition to be delivered on or before
 December 15, 1891, to Henry L.Hall, secretary
 board of school visitors.
 Our Wallingford patrons will be pro vided daily with full returns of all the latest news in the town.
 South1ngton.
 The fee for liquor licenses here will be $400 for the ensuing year. This is an increase of S1oo Mrs Anna Barnes died Saturday from the eff fleets of injuries received several days ago: Al ber aa sne age, and had endeared herself to aiwide circle of friends by her agreeable disposition. She leaves water Manufacturing company, and Mrs: William Cook of Berlin avenue. The funeral will be held Mrs Bennett Lewis of Marion sustained g severe accident on Saturday. She fell while busy in the cellar, and broke one leg above the knee. Owing to advanced age serious results are feared.
 Madison.
 Oct 31.-A large delegation from Madison at tended the teachers meeting in Gulford on
 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Meigs of Hammonassett Were pFesent s1 chiIdTen. all married and four grandchildren. MT. Meigs of New Haven, of the rH msen Msn f on Tuesday evening very interesting d iesteg was read boaa m na bv e Ge Ms Hume of Atlanta was here short time ago and addressed the meeting in the interest of the uni versity.
 In view of the recent mad dog excitement the board of health have issued an order that all dogs running at large shall be shot and their A petition was presented at the last town meet ing for a new road from the south end of Wall
 Ellis B. Redfield died very suddenly Friday af- ternoon from a hemorrhage of the lungs. He l was married and about 39 years of age. North Haven. Oct. 31. Mrs. E. J. Pardee, who was reported dead last Thursday,is now more comfortable, and tended nc e by Drs Adams and Hall of New Haven. A large number of North Haven grange mem New Haven county Pomona meeting. The exer- cises were interesting and good social time was enjoyed. Cheshire grange is to be congratulated | on having such a commodious hall for it's meet ings.
 The children and grandchildren of MT. and Mrs l Zerah Blakeslee surprised them at their home on 1 Wednesday evening laden with everything neces | sary for a good supper and thoroughly enjoy | able occasion in honor of Mrs. Blakesee's birth 1 day Mrs. Blakesee presented with hand | some dinner and tsa set of over one hundred l pieces. The COURIER correspondent returns | thanks for kind remembrance in the form of a bountifui supply of the good things furnished fol l the evening"
 l Mrs. J. E. Bishop and Mrs. James Mix are ex ceedngly fortunate this season in raising choice | and handsome chrysanthemums as the bouquets | on the writer's desk can testify. Mrs. Bishop furnished several of the flowers for grange room decoration on Tuesday evening. | Mrs. McCleve and son. Robert McCleve, of Nor | ris Cove, are visiting friends in town.