Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-20
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Republican Rally TO.mOrrOW Even. 1ng-An Exciting Football Context A Collision on Main Street-Other Utema of NeXva.

Rally Tomorrow Even. ing-An Exciting Football Contest A Collision on Main Street-Other Items of News.
 E. M. Judd will preside at the republi- can rally tomorrow evening. The vice presidents are: J. M. Hall, W. M. Whit taker, J. R. Campbell, E. R. Hall, J. W. Lane. Joel R. Hough, G. A. Glakn, L. B. Bishop, R. H. Cowles, Colonel W. J. Leavenworth, M. W. Futile, Porter Evarts, J. D. Bartholomew, Dr. J. D. Quill, R. F. Philbrook, J. Atwater Hall, George Hull, Samuel Hodgkinson, H. H. Doolittle. Secretaries-C. G. Phelps, Dr. J. T. Bark CT, J. V. Roger, J. R. Cottrill, F. M Bar Der. 0. c. Carroll and Frank Smith.
 The garae of football between the Never Sweats and high school teams on the asso- citation grounds yesterday afternoon proved to be quite an exciting contest, and after playing out the allotted time the game was called draw, as neither side ecored point. There was considerable "kicking" | done by the high school boys before tho game that might have won them the game had it been reserved until the game was in progress. The difficulty | arose from the fact that Foote of the Never Sweats invited one of his friends | from New Haven, Walker, up here to take hand in the game, but the high school team would not agree to his play ing and consequently he was not in 1t, and the dispute was ended by Walker ofdciat- ing as referee.
 street will go to Hartford this evening to attend the fifth anniversary of their brothers Walter
 Assistant Postmaster c. s. Hall will attend the wedding of David McCune and Miss Fannie Clark at the home of the bride in saybrook this after
 Rev. F. E: Marble of1ciated at the wedding of
 Henry Lobb jr., and Miss May Carpenter last
 This is the last day to hand in your name to be m de a voter. All republicans should attend tc
 the mater before o'clock this afternoon.
 Company Ks fair opens this evening at the
 armory.
 | hall on Tuesday evening, October 25.
 l w. A. Boo h and E Hall were speeding theil
 trotters Main street yesterday. and while
 emy street Booths wagon coll ded with R. H | Cowles' carriage and Booth was thrown out
 GR his S5nsng it Sorss the sidewalk and turned in the alley to the sta ble. causing considerable, domsge to the wagon The horse fell and bruised it's knees
 | Some of the prominent republicans would lik l to know where that bad break is in the republi
 has discovered and has mentioned several time
 in his correspondence. It is probable that h l bases his information upon the fact that one o the doubtful republicans has come out in hi true light as mugwump IT the second time This loss will the republicans but very lit 3 l tie uneasiness and no loss of sleep.
 There seems to be sentiment prevailic !
 among many who do not understand the situa
 ere ase the water supply in the borough Tn | sentiment is mistaken one as the propose 9 urgent necessity and should be upheld by tn | voters at the polls tomorrow, as tho prospect @ are now in less than month there will be water famine here unless the supply is increased a as proposed. from Muddy river.
 , The republican caucus to nominate judge C
 of the peace will be held in the town hall Frida
 Street Williams has decided to resign his pos
 tiou as assessor, the resignation to take effect y l once. The action is taken by the advice of h ,, attending physician. He recently decided [
 health will not admit of it:
 o The democrats have had another mishar, an U ing for rally the speaker failed to materially 70 c. W. Hull was in New York Tuesday and a s grain to Chairman Treat was written announcir the fact, but owing to slip somewherethe lett '' that was looked for never came" Never mind r | the town is d-mocratic anyway. The names of W. A. Trask and Joel R. Houe = are favorably mentioned as representatives ( @ Rev J. E. Wildman attended the two hundrt if and fftieth anniversary in Stamford yesterda 'O l and will visit Danbury before returning home 8 Mrs. L. H. Hall and child visiting frien, J. in Springfield. Mir. Hall will join them on Satu VI | day.
 The New Haven Decorating company h.
 charge of the decorations in Company K
 armory.
 The Sons of Veterans will have a camp fl r. l and bean bake in the post room this evening al
 delegations are expected from New Have is Meriden, Bristol and Cheshire. ,e Edward S. Bullock started last evening f 'i Phils delphia.