Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-12
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wALLINGFORD. swedish Quartet-Again Makes Ap-
 Plicati0n-Real Eatate-Piano Re-
 cital-Dean Wayland's Lecture.
 The first annual promenade concert and l sociable of the Uniformed Rank, Knights | of Pythias, will occur this evening in the armory. The National band will furnish music for the concert, while Williams or chestra will play for dancing. Professor M.J. Lynch will attend to the prompting and an able committee will attend to the rest of the program. The late trains both ways will stop for the accommodation of out-of-town guests.
 Reserved seats for the Swedish quartet, which appears in the opera house Tuesday evening under the auspices of Accanant lodge, I. O. O. F., will go on sale at Pix ley's on Saturday morning. Melvin R. Day, is the manager and impersonator, and the program is an interesting one, as follows:
 fcr tss aaarst aFeis Reading-The Little Y Ysller M Baoy. Eugene Field ss, HSs 00ert de Rses9 Quartet -swanee River' enew arransemens2;; sn;t, Duet.Miserere 6 Tro1atorej Verdi Miss Horst and Stephanie Heden. PART II.
 Reading-scene from Dombey and Son. Dickens ,4s,fo 19g e.sia Bssshntss samsa 1 Miss stephsnis Heden.
 if's Misses s Horss, Horst % s. Hsden and A. Heden. Humorous selection-The Birds Christmas Din
 hsr hsr'''''''''''''''Mi.D Mr. bay Aa'0 D0us'AS WEE '' Quartet-Good Night. .................S .Soderman l Thomas Morrison has made second ap- 1 plication for a license to sel! liquor on Hall avenue, which will be strongly opposed by the residents of the vicinity. This town has already twenty-two saloons, which is one to about every 300 persons in town, while in some states the law allows but one saloon to every 1000 inhabitants would pay to keep open if it were not for the Sunday trade and other violations of the liquor law.
 Recorded real estate transfers are: I. w. Stiles of North Haven to Fl. F. Hall, one- half of an undivided interest in T acres of land on South Elm street. 8 portion of the Beverly Hall farm; Ebert Hall to 1 AlcA0uOcT A. aOlSou, OV dCI0b OA lhuu OH East farms.
 Captain William N. Mix was elected as a delegate to the National encampment of the
 GA R. in Washington, DC, next Septem-
 Der, in Danbury Wednesday.
 There was an interesting piano recital at
 the home of Mrs. Thomas Peers last even-
 ing. Many of Mrs. Peers' pupils, who are
 numbered among the most promising young
 musicians in town, were present and dis
 played their skill upon the piano.
 The armory will be handsomely decorated
 for the K. of 0. sociable this evening.
 Call and see "Mr Barnes of Now York
 at the opera house this evening.
 The G. A. R. hold meeting this even
 ing. The camp fire and social at first in
 tended for this evening was put off unti
 some other evening sn account of the man,
 other attractions.
 The scholars in Miss Darling's room a
 the high school will have holiday to-da,
 as the teacher will visit other schools. It will cost $5 head to feed at the Tom linson banquet at the Wallingford hote Monday evening.
 R. c. and w. J. Morse have sold to Eu1 ory Morse twelve acres of land on Pom Hill below Harry Doolittles.
 There were a few sleighs out yesterday f but the sleighing is not very good. . Hon. Francis Wayland of New Havel r ] will sometime during the early spring de a liver his postponed lecture on the "Hous a of Commons" The lecture was advertise a on the Baptist course, but was postpone
 on account of the illness of the lecturer n Palmer Townsend and Miss Cynthi l. Beaumont of North Main street were mai | ried yesterday morning at the residence ( d Harvey Beaumont. Rev. c. H. Dickinso n offciated.
 d Mrs. G. T. Jones and Miss Mancheste
 were the winners at the whist party
 Miss Florence Waterhouse's Wednesda
 evening.
 @ "Mr. Barnes of New York" will appes e in the opera house this evening with h first class company.
 "a G. N. Andrews is recovering from . g. d were attack of the Florida grip. T. The original poem of E. L. Weld give i, at the minstrels' banquet at the Wallin i. ford hotel Wednesday evening was frs 10 class and we'll adapted to the occasion. ,ee J. Redmond in his speech advised MT. w i- to join the ranks of the newspaper me- ,s giving as encouragement that he wou ra make less money and have more fun ths V in any other profession.
 An Ordinary Court Incident.
 In the trial of Hackman Daniel Fahy b le fore Judge studley yesterday, for collidi1 ID with Adam Jude's team on Townsend av s nue and driving on without stopping, u 10 various witnesses called by City Attorn, Daley were heard regarding the case, al . on their testimony the court gave the a S, cused the benefit of the doubt and di y charged him. Later it was learned by u :" court that there were three or four oth
 witnesses who might have sh d more lig 10 on the case, which might have given u ,n u. case different ending. They were Leand s1 Higgins, Edward Loosey and Willis 1e . Claus. The court called attention to u
 matter, ,remarking that it was essential tn nt a the state should put on every bit of ey aS aS dence it has in 8 case. City Attorn' ,s ,s Daley replied in explanation tn \ ber of witnesses were given to me. I sa A. I wanted but five, and these were put ( ;,, the subpoena. This morning find in u M . file another subpoena, on which are u , names of three additional witnesses. It p lpe not subpoena issued under the authori m m of this court, and that's why did not cs '9 them"
 sa so The court took no further action in u s1' matter, except to reiterate the importan ;: of the presentation of all evidence of wall m a obtainable in the case.
 ~, st The above incident was magnifed by , sO ss afternoon paper into a pointed reprimar es of City Attorney Daley, but such diffe
 ences frequently arise in court proceedin
 in the courts, both of higher and less .e grades, as must necessarily be the case
 the dispatch of the large amount: of leg st business constantly arising, and Jud d; Studley has too high regard and appree st ation of the efficiency and faithful and ab d; work of City Attorney Daily to make al sd exceptional or invidious criticism of h s, labors.
 YERELUE EXHIBITION 6; or Ye Quinnipiack Hollow Schoo st Ye Quinnipiack Hollow school will ho u; it's yerelie exhibition in ye English hall
 near by to ye old canal, Wednesday night