Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-16
IN WALLINGFORD D.
Thomas r. Luby,s Funeral-Nya n y Floral Pieces-General News of the

Floral Pieces-Genera1 News of the
 Town.
 There was large attendance at the funeral of Thomas F. Luby yesterday morning. The fire department with Chief Smith and Assistants Lampfear and Miehaes, Pihta council. k. of C., with Captain D. l., Barber, teuteBaats Hall and Norton of Company K, ebd many friends from Meriden and ether places were in the procession The floral tributes were beautiful and apprepri ate The bearers were T. r. paiy, Patrick Con cannon. J, c. Wfinb, Richard Lynch. James Gas sin and Thomas Mcclure. 1he floral piece, hook and ladder was from the fire department,
 Attorney William N Reynolds of Cleveland, ,one of the heirs of the late Philos Cook estate was in town looking over the property and started for the west yesterday morning after advisingAt, torney Fowler to sell the property, heoordrd real estate transfers are: G. with buildings in Pond Hill Y 2 Allen and q. B. street A. I. Martin to F. c. Allen, b"x19i feet corner Ward and Cherry streets Bennett Jer- raids to Alic. M Lamb, I30xl60 feet of land with buildings in Yalesvill..
 No. 56 section 3, Comparative Clothing associa. '9% dsSrse Wfnsos a"d Miss Margaret C. Holland will be united in marriage this evening
 an n 'ss .nic .nnG wilkinson shTs sy hs the s:2o train for short wedding trip to New
 Warden Newton and Burgess Porter's report calls for an abatement of about $2oo on the borough tax lists ~ - m of the %S"fo" l South Main street after II o'clock Monday night An all night search rssotea in finding where the parties who took 1t had recently left 1t. The horse showed signs of hard drlvng, and
 Mark Tracy, who for several months has been ilissing and who skipped out of the clut Ines of | OfHcer Reilly hile being taken to the lookup, l the street VtRterdnV
 Burgess William Luby is quite i'll and was un- able 10 attend the funeral of his brother Thomas
 Walter Douglass will begin his dutie. as clerk at F. .. Leighton's hardware store this morn l ing.
 gesses last evening, owing to the illness of two o*- the burg-sse, and slight indlsposition of
 Judge Hubbard has b@ea a sgain ga suffering from T,
 The date uf the funeral of H. M. Harland has not yet been decided upon and will not be until word is received from the sist r, Miss Sarah liar land, ho is in Amenia, N. Y.
 Deputy Sheriff Peck was in town yesterday to summons witnesses on the case of ate vs. Charles S. Hall: which was to be callrd to-day in New Haven. The principal witness. Adelbert the case will go over until auot,,er day.
 Two selectln-n from Middefield were over here yesterday looking up & the facts m h, case ot Jones for assistance and is credited as being un. der the jurisdiction of Miudlefeld.
 
 at Sargeut's in New Haven and gone to work a, k Wallace sons.
 The following letter has been received by se lectman Jones:
 | TALEsvILLE, March IA. Mir. Jones.
 SIR:-I hereby take means to notify you that 1 unless the road is open before Wednesday shal | take steps to find whether the law will open it oI not. Owing to our location we have to use that l road all the while. At present we have two loads I of hay which we must get away thus week. My | son had to walk to work this morning. 1 PATRICK aAHERTY.
 The road in question is cross road on North l Farms and very little used, except by the l Gahertys, and, as has been before stated, Ii 1 completely blocked by snow drifts which, Mir l Jones states could not be cleared away for $50 There is passageway round through the lots that can be used in an emergency like tht present.
 The windows of the Simpson Hook and Lad der compapy's rooms in Wallace block wer, 1 draped yesterday account of the death o it's late member, Thomas F. Luby
 large delegation from Won Steinwehr lodge D. o. H., will go Southington this evening il one of Strauss Brothers busses.
 A petition, to be presented to the railroad company, asking for an earlier morning trail going south and later evening train from Nev Haven, is being circulated about town and i being generally signed by eur prominent citi