Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-14
wALLINGPORD ID.
What is Going on Tn the Busy Tow

What Is Going on in the Busy Town.
 William Atherton, son of Jesse Atherton of Hall avenue, died early yesterday morning of consumption, aged twenty five years. There will be services at the Ad- vent church at 10 o'clock Monday morn ing The body will be taken to Bridgeport for burial.
 wnlie the nine-year-old son of William Wilson of Yalesville, died Thursday at the county home and was buried here yesterday.
 serious case of poisoning is reported in French family named Bellows living near Wal lace's race In making an herb tea by mistake poison sumach was used instead of elder Sev- eral of the family were quite i'll, but no fatal suits reporte1.
 Contractor Redmond is making lively time on the Hall avenue water main N, arly all of the trench is dug and fully four r-ifths of the pipe laid in only three days work.
 There were several new cases of scarlet fever reported yesterday, among which were a child Patrick Cannon of Colony street, Fred Nettleton | of whittlesey avenue, boy named Gedney on Washington street and Wilbur Morse on Cherry f | scarlet fever, but has tha. appearance: Warden Newton stated last evening that the doctors re- port rust twenty cases under their treatmset, not counting the ronvalescent
 A. W. Partridge, who has worked at simpson. Hall, Miller & Cos factory, received notice not fe ferer repUr. %ss 70 out nH of his family .'. w ~ | George NJ. Wallace was in Madison yesterday An% w. T E. H. ceiebrated his thifty eighth birth day yesterday and took . holiday trip to the | Capitol city Several of his friends smoked good
 Two leaks have been discovered In the old wa. | ter main near Lsander Harrisons, on the east | side of town. One pleading feature of the new | water main is that there has not as yet been e leak reported that was due to imperfect caulk:
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 from that the job was first class one in every
 W J Barber is home from a business grip in
 When the town hall bell was rung early last
 evening for the special town meeting some Of the
 residents on Center street took 1t for fire alarm | and inside of thirty seconds the Hubbard hose
 Susiness. uSn The mistake was soon discovered and l inc enthusiastic would.be savers of public prop
 erty were not slow in getting. the truck bach
 ae eSo ss @ of of section 5, c. o. c. A., was dropped
 aii iT s Todd will go to New York today to con | 1ardng tronble with his eyesight.
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 'e1 geel o HousS sa. sold to Henry Bot.tord Is
 osI The Msrcsntiies of New Haven will play tn
 wallingfords on the Association grounds thi Rev. F. E. Marble will spend all of next weel
 in Rochester, N. Y., starting Tor that city o Monday.
 . George H. Yale of Simpson avenue was electe vice. president of the State Beekeepers' assoc l stion at the annual meeting of the association | | Hartford Thur sday.
 The fumigating of the high school building ! finished and 1t is now intended to reopen th 3 | school on Monday.
 I sherin Rod Austin caught eight fine trout - Muddy river yesterday.
 r George Cook caught c pickefel in the lake thu !. weighed three pounds and fourteen ounces. Raymond Qlahn caught seven pickerel an Q eight bullheads that weighed over poupd esei |. pounds, q. e Attorney o. H. D. Fowler has leassd the
 C3iIbeft place or Mfs Emma Grcay.
 Mrs- Edward Cannon of Colony street dis ,e yestsrday morning. e ~ tAs spscaAl ssrn msessnf sa fhs teHp hi