Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-26
wALLINGFORD.

WALLINGFORD. To Have 8 Special School Meeting The Republican Delegates-Bicycles -who Did It2-Oneila Community Men-Funeral of Mrs. BarthOlo. mew-Personal-AW Wedding.
 A special meeting of the Central school district is called for Saturday evening in Town hall. The call is as follows:
 Notice is hereby given that there will be a spe- cial meeting of the voters of the Central school district of the town of Wallingford on the even ing of the s0th day of April at half past seven to consider and act upon the necessity for an add- tion to the site of the South Main street school house; to hear the report of the committee ap- pointed at the special school meeting held March 19, 1892, in reference to procuring such additional land, and especially to act upon the proposition to fix and enlarge the present site by the addi- tion thereby of all the land lying directly in the rear of the present site and now owned by Mrs. Frances NJ. Kendrick, said proposed. addition be- ing of the same width as the present site and about seventy three feet in depth from east to vest and bounded north by land of J. N Pier pont, east by land of Central school Kendrick S and vest by bs' land of Carr ei Dock: The south line to be continuation to the land of the existing southern boundary line of the pres uOuSo Sltcj dlSO UO lstkt SuCu hCllOu dS to the obtaining of such additional land for school purposes, either by purchase from the owner or by condemnation and appraisal as by statute provided, and to do any other business in furtherance of the objects therein mentioned.
 There was small attendance at the republican caucus in town hall last even ing J. R. Campbell was chosen as chair man with Zerah P. Beach as secretary. The first business was the election of dele gates to the state convention, to be held in Hartford May 3. The chosen ones were Judge L. M. Hubbard, General w. P. Pease, J. Walter Mix and E. R. Hall. It was voted that the delegates be empowered own substitutes. The above were also elected as delegates to the dis trict convention, to be held at the same time and place. Upon motion by w. H. Newton, Charles Storrs Hall was unan- imously re- elected as chairman of the town committee and the entire town com mittee, consisting of w. A. Trask, Will liam Hodgkinson from the Center; Street Williams for Pond Hill district; J. D. Bartholomew, East Farms; Alexander Hall, North Farms; z. F. Beach, West Farms; J. D. Burghoff. 0. R. Lamb for Yalesville. The name of J. Walter Mix was substituted for Charles D. Doolittle, who left town, and was reelected. Section 3 Cooperative Clothing associ- ation dropped No. 24 last evening. Several of the Bicycle club went to New Haven on their wheels while stopping for drink of water at Hamden one of the natives punctured Will McIntire's pneu- matic tire with Q penknife. At New Haven c F. Lane's tire was used as @ pin cushion by way of experiment.. George Rice has moved small building from the rear of his house on the turnpike on to the street line and will dispense root beer and cigars to the travelling public. Charles Leonard had Henry D. Halls promis- day S an and had a lively little brush Witt, H. B. Leetes speedy pacer. which resulted in Leete's flyer ger coming mil, in sec9nd id: vi, ..o armory Friday evening, May 6. One of the at fractions will be drill by twenty young ladies. The Naugatucks want to play ball here on l Saturday.
 By especial request the IT. A. B. & L. society will reproduce ''Crawford's Caim' in the opera l house Saturday evening.
 l There was private cooking main in the south eastern section of the borough late Saturday night. One of the local trainers gave an exhibi- | tion of the qualities of some of his own birds which were matched together. Sporting men were present from New Haven, Hartford, Meri' Ebert, the uptown barber, was on the plains l Sunday looking for his helper, who he said had | President Lord of the Oneida Community was l in town yesterday in consultation with prom
 ppoper on the Wee sde for a stas
 Odd Fellows home
 failed to show up yesterday. Manager Wilkin
 son received a telegram stating that the com
 pany had closed it's season in New Haven Satur day night
 | The press representatives from this town who l attended the press association banquet in Hart
 ford Saturday acknowledge the courtesy of Su l perintendent Davidson in stopping the Ow
 train at this station Sunday morning for their ac | Pan D W;ld,,an will ofe o;,+. ,+ H., ,
 ding of E. F. Knapp of Torrington and Mis-
 Mlie Northrop at 5:ao o'clock Wednesday even | There will be a business meeting at the Bap | .est church this evening.
 ! Attorney O. H. D Fowler has gone to Mac | Lean N. Y, professional business.
 Selectman Jones is reported as improving.
 Rev: j. E Wildman otficiated at the funeral O | The bearers were: Henry L. and Charles liar
 rison of New Haven, Allen Osborn of Mt. Car
 mel Andrew Biean, George A. Hopson and F
 Center street cemetery.
 There was neavy frost yesterday morning
 and ice formed on the small bodies of water il
 MT. and Mrs. E. H. Post arrived in town earl,
 CharIe S. Munson and bride returned hom ] yesterday
 Rev. Charles Dickinson has gone to Hampton l Va, for two weeks vacation trip Rev L. o l Brastow of New Haven will, on Sunday, fill his | position at the Congregational church. | Patrick Collins is home from Middletown, where | he has been u der treatment in the asylum fol l the past six months.
 "Wash'' Broadwell has joined the ranks of by l cyclists and made his first appearance on vince l yesterday.
 The National band has been engaged by A. H ! Dutton post, G. A. R., for Memorial day. | There were over twenty bicyclists out speeding l on Main street last evening. Frank Shipmal l won one race with Johnnie Cottrill from Cents l to Church streets and Cottril was the winner O l the open-to-all from Christian to Cente
 streets. Master Marsden Hubb .rd met with al | accident earlier in the day, tho two wheels part
 ing company and leaving the youthful rider ol | the ground
 Recorded real estate changes. James Kenned
 to John J. and K E. Fitzgerald, lot 5Ox120 feet o l Ward street.
 The Yale seniors will play here on Saturday l May7.
 l There was a beautiful display .of aurora bore | alis at 10 o'cl, ok last night.
 1 There is trouble brewing between James Cul | ran and Edward Hayden over a building line, an I the court will have to settle the matter well a
 9 case of assault on Curran by Hayden arisin