Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-09
IN WALLINGFOBID.

The DOings at the Bursess' Meeting |
 Last Nfght-Interesting Proceedings
 -The Townss Saloons and Rev. MT.
 Marbles Efforts - Judge Hubbard
 and the Townss Interests-General
 News.
 Rev. F. E. Marble is hard at work getting sign | CTS on the petition to be presented to the county commissioners. Nearly 200 signatures have al l ready been secured, and by Saturday the number l will reach at least 800. The petition reads as | follows | To the Honorable Board of County Commission
 CTS of the County of New Haven:
 
 represent that there are now twenty four saloons licensed in said borough, being one saloon to drunkenness and lawfessness are rapidly increas- ing. We therefore petition your honorable body toxicating liquors in said borough. The ladies are also getting petition for the same purpose, and will appear before the county commissioners Saturday morningiwith nearly 15O signsrs.
 Judge Hubbard went to Hartford yesterday in the interest of the town of Wallingford in the suit with the town of Southington regarding the support of Alexander Sharp, pauper now in Southingtons care Owing to the absence of the southington attorney, the case was con | tinued.
 Miss Grace Mix will sing at entertainment
 M B. HubbeiI of East Wallingford reports to l Costello's and William Marks is impossible. Ebert Hall has deeded thirty-four acres Of ! land on East Farms to Carl Anderson. l J. Randolph Hall is home from business trip 1 in the west.
 Asns a eas l company to settle for the damages received at
 asd " Flask started yester | day afternoon for Boston.
 James Lee was taken to New Haven hospital at
 W, B. Dowse was in town yesterday.
 Arthur James was taken Ill with quinsy at the ! depot yesterday and had to go home. George A.
 Lane is filling his position as baggagemaster. ! The hearing on the Thomas Morrison case be- l fore the county commissioners will be held on ! Miss Julia Boardnnan. formerly of this town,
 has been conducting monday revival meetings
 Deputy sherin Peck of West Haven was in town
 Nearly every Tuesday evening this year has ! been stormy.
 Reserved seats for Fay Fosters Burlesque | company will go on sale at Pixley's today. The case of J. E. Barry will come up in the
 borough court this morning.
 THE BOROUGH MEETING LAST NIGHT. The board of burgesses succeeded in getting | together quorum last evening for the first time . ! in several weeks The only absentees being ! Burgesses Bartholomew and Biggns. Tho first , business called up was the report of committee l on the claims of the water commissioners Bur gess Porter stated that there was no new report
 TO be made, as the other member of the com mittee Bartholomew had for several weeks been ill and unable to get to work on tho matter 5 Warden Newton explained the reason why the making up the list last year added s5 900 to Sam l uel Simpsons list where it should have been de $ ducted, making . difference of sIO,ooo in the grand total. This year the mistake was rectifed
 as to tho falling off Of the total on the grand list
 Mir, Simpson paid the increased tax and row the
 as besIa of tns rs. 0sarq sa sc the matter and reimburse him for the taxes over
 Voted that the warden So eottee to a ) 1 rect it. Warden Newton and Burgess Portel l. | were appointed a committee to confer with Col @ l ector Austin and make the necessary abatement s of taxes on the list. Warden Newton stated tha
 Ha of a sP o' S. Hp f does not wish to accept, and offers to leav f deferred until next regular meeting. Burgesse
 ft da9y and IF hBiSgns E were aPpointed G con d Bills ordered paid: c A. W. Partridge, steward, H. L., Ssa5 y $; B. Tutt!e, steward, H. H., $l25o r Gharlss sssada S Hal, services, services, sSso v M E. Cook services, $235O
 r Street cleaning. $5O.4O.
 @ D. O. Reilly services as baliff, S4. t Prosecuting Attorney Harrison appeared be c fore the board and preferred charges of miscor 8 duct against Special Officer Reilly. Bnrges @ kavanagh made motion that Officer Reilly b
 suspended from duty pending an investigation @ Voted. It was voted that Officer Reilly be not fled to appear before the board for investigatio
 at the next meeting Special Officer Daley wi 1t be put on duty on the plains for the present b e l Warden Newton, who is authorized to attend t 7, the borough police force. Adjourned for on v l week.
 j. HER ARM BROKEN. y ! }WALL1NaFoRD March 8.-ISpec!al l-George ( ,,'' lStaley's Royal Pass appeared In tn. uper 8, I house this evening In the third act when tn H. avalanche falls on the locomotive, Little Clair h. was thrown to the stage and her arm was broker ie ! Dr. Davis attended