Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-19
vgALLINGFORD.
The Democratic Caucus-The Ticket
Nominated Last N1ght-The Bazar-
Its Committees-Genera News OF
the Town.


The Democratic Caucus-The Ticket
Nominated Last N1ght-The Bazar-
Its Committees-Genera News OF
the Town.
J. J. Redmond was chairman and r. D.
Perkins clerk at the democratic CAUCUS in
town hall last evening. The attendance
was not as large as usually turns out to
the party caucus, although there was quite
large number present. There has been
considerable hustling about town for the
past two days searching for an available
candidate for warden, and finally Charles
B. Yale, one of the Yale Brothers, of
Center street, was decided upon and he
was nominated by reclamation, as was the
remainder of the ticket, which is as
follows:
Warden-Charles B. Yale.
Clerk-R. D. Perkins.
Collector-Roger S. Austin.
Trea surer-W. H. Talcott.
Treasurer of water fund-W. Il. Talcott
Burgesses-George W. Backes, Patrick Darri-
gan and D. G. Porter.
Assessor-Thomas Doonan.
Auditor. B; Kendrick.
Baiiff-Daniel O'Reily.
Water commissioners Michael o. Callahan,
three years; Alexander Mclean, one year;
in the parish house, Thursday evening, December
there viii booths the be- days Of
ing committees were chosen:
Menday-Miss r. F; Lane Miss Sadie Kelsey
Tuesday~Mrs H:F. Hall. Mrs. R. D. Perkins.
Mrs Q. Fl: D. Fowler and Mrs. A; I; Martin
Em@a MRS and Mrs. Rar
Thursday-Mrs. G. D. Munson, Mrs. G. W. Hull
| r. Barker, Miss Edgarine Atwater, Mrs. Stanley
Botsford and Miss Edith V. Smith.
Friday--Mrs. E. E.: Hall, Misses Bertha Wild
Sat saiurdayoMrs. J. E. Wiidman. Mrs L: M Ben
NE ffia Mrs. M1s Mr.
| Atkinson, jr., Mrs G. A. Harrison, Mrs. B. 4.
Treat, Mrs. Andrew NJ. Hall and Mrs. L. 4.
| Northrop.
J. L. Mitchell has son, born Thursday night.
| Charles H. Leonard of Cherry, street has &C
cepted the position of foreman Of the finishing
pany and win begin his duties on Monday:
EHery repH6 i should make # point to get
vote the citizens ticket, which is good one and
| should receive a big majority.
| Mrs. n. G. Sherman. who has been the guest of
Miss Hattie NJ. Lane, returns to-day to her home
| in Salem Mass.
cafe in New Haven, is now clerk at the Walling.
| ford hotel. Mr.. Collins made many friends dur
ing the short time he was located at the Central
| hotel on Hall avenue last spriug, who will be
| pleased that he is again located here.
Judge Hubbard has been invited to preside as
| toast maker at the Wesleyan academy alumni
reunion in Boston, December IL.
| There will be quite a delegation from here
that intend to take in the Harvard Yale football
| game in Springfield Today.
The secret ballot law does not effect the
borough elections.
The polls will be open this afternoon from tt
O'Clock in town hall.
The special town meeting to hear the report Of
the assessment committee will be held on Mon
day evening, November %.
Roger S. Austin recently lost his deputy sher
ifs badge on the cars, and will appreciate tn
favor If the finder will return it to its rghtfu
| owner.
Every citizen who is in favor of an economical
and capable board of borough officers shoul'
| make it point to turn out this afternoon ant
vote the Citizens ticket.
Major Albee of New Haven was the inspectn
officer at the annual inspection of Company
| last evening. Colonel Doherty and Major Gala
l han were also present.
> THE NEW EAST SIDE CHURCH
l Dedication of st. Andrews M. L
:, Church To-Morrow-The Order o
:. Exercises.
g Tomorrow the dedication of the prett
i new Methodist church in the annex, col
d ner of Townsend and Forbes avenues
d takes place. The program, which it wi
s be seen is very intere ting one, will be q
E follows:
Preaching in the morning by Rev. Melville ]
II Chapman, =. D., of New York Avenue churc
O'Clock. Dedication by Daniel A. 9ootsell. d.
LII. D., bishop, Of the Methodist Episcop
church. DR.. Kelly and DR.. Vail are expected
"a take part in the exercises.
y Evening service at 7:30 O'clock Preaching |
Il Rev. d. w. Couch, D. D.
n WHY NAMED ST. ANDREWS.
ee A correspondent writes as follows: tt
al name est. Andrews" for the new edit
ID was suggested to the church by very de-
iiee friend and sanctioned by another frien
., also dear to their hearts, whose thoug
at on the subject is embodied in the folloN
On ing:
er Andrew was at the very beginning of t
o on Christian discipleship. He was with the Be-
10 fist when he cried, Behold the Lamb of God
=. And was one of the two who spent that day wi
70, 70 Jesus And he knew Christ u
~ findeth his own brother, Simon Peter, aud sal
AZ unto him, we have found the Messias,' and
brought him to Jesus"
A pretty good model for all modern discip
is and fit name for a church.
Though Peter fills a much more promine
ng place in the gospel history than Andrew, yet
ct was Andrew that found Peter and br ought h
he to Jesus.
to
en- His Neck Broken.
iSS NoRwALK, Nov. 1S.-George Bouton