Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-23
Charley. Best time (haf mile) 1:014.
WALLINGFORD.

Signals Good work-Exhibitors Mt |
the Fafr-Gilmore to Speak-Re- |
turning Grand Army vets-Com-
pany KS Anniversary Fair-St. |
Paul's Choir The Sorcerer - Per- |
sonal.
George T. jones' horse Signal came in
second in both heats of the race in the
Meriden Driving club class at the state fair
yesterday. It was thought here this even
ing that this horse would make it lively
for the others tomorrow.
One laughsble incident occurred in one
of the heats. N.F. Ingraham of this place
ing around once on the half-mile track he
stopped, thinking he had covered the dis
lance twice.
Among the exhibitors in horses at the
state fair yesterday from here were: I'D.
Halls Captain Davis by Haldane; in the
four-year-old class Hattie B. and Eva L.,
by Haldane; in the three-year- old class;
Mabel G. and Joseph A.; in the yearlings
Hen D. He took first premium for the
year-old and third premium in the yearling
class.
Henry Ginere in three-year- old, Walling-
ford by Haldane. CIV. Jones, in the file
class, Fanny by Haldsne. Allen Rowe
had his colt, Protector, on exhibition.
Wednesday evening Druggist Pitchford's
brother stopped over here to see him on
his way home to Cheka, Mass, from Wash
ton.
The republicans have the town hall en-
gagged for September 80, October and IA.
A.. u u Kropo of 80 al
ing at her home here.
Thomas Gilmore of New Haven will
speak here for the American Mechanics
week from next Monday evening in Odd
Fellows hall, the evening exercises being
preceded in the afternoon with presenta-
ton of flags to the Simpson and Cottage
schools.
Edward Gushee returned yesterday to
Cambridge.
Adjourned borough officers meeting
this evening.
This evening Aquilla lodge, D. of R. will
have their usual meeting.
Since Wednesday morning every train
that stops here brings back some of the
G.. A. R. men who went to Washington,
and very glad are they to get back. Yes
terday S. P. Richards, J. r. Hough, NJ. w.
Tuttle, 81. A. Nettleton, q. Nettleton, W..
Brockett, T. F. Tare and Henry Jacobs
came back.
The loss on Postmaster Halls barn was
| adjusted yesterday morning, and the
| amount allowed was $13455, the adjusters
| being q. E. Diokerman and O. F. Wooding.
Meeting this evening of Joy lodge, K. of
Cottage service this evening by the Bap-
| lists at the residence of e. Valentine on
| Fair street.
Captain La Barnes was examined by the
| military board in New Haven yesterday
| afternoon.
The employees of the wheel chop had o
holiday yesterday, owing to the large mum
Der that went to the fair.
This afternoon Captain d.. Barber will
amining board.
Jeweler Carroll moved into his residence
on North Main street yesterday.
Mrs.G. NJ. Hsllenbeck has returned from
New York.
Hon. Joseph q. Barbour of Hartford viii
address the republicans here on the even
ing of October7.
The straw ride that was booked fol
Northford on September 80 has been give1
up owing to financial considerations.
The democrats have secured the towr
%, 80. November 5, z, 8.
| @. F. Lane and N. D. Tuttle took in the
fair yesterday, going up on their ''bikes.
No records we're broken, however.
Last evening those who took part in the
recent production of the Sorcerer wer'
given a supper by the st. Paul's guild IL
the parish house. Each one was kindly
remembered with souvenir in the shap'
of a card, giving some sketch familiar II
the opera, the handiwork of Mr.. b. L
Davis, Miss Sadie Tibbits and q. Akin
son.
The Company K state property will b.
inspected Monday afternoon at half-pas
five O'Clock.
The Ramblers club will have a century
run week from next Sunday, going nortl
: fifty miles and return.
Very little interest seems to be takel
here in the Columbus day celebration
The meeting called for last evening t,
hear the report of the committee resulted
in only two of the committee, Rev. J. E
Wildman and F. J. Heavens being presen
besides four others.
The meeting was called to order at 8 81
and adjourned to 8 O'Clock Saturday even
ing of this week.
At the meeting of Company K las
evening 1t was decided to celebrate thei
twenty first anniversary by giving fair t.
commence the goth of next month ant
close on the Oath. The committee of ar
engagements comprises Captain Barber
, Leutenants Hall and Norton, Corporal
Faden and Blake, who will appoint tn
, sub committees.
Charles Hill, while over on the west sid
yesterday where wood was being cut TO
the wheel company, in stepping over loi
accidentally stepped on an axe, cutting tn
, ball of his left foot quite badly.
The music committee of st. Paul
church, comprising G. A. Harrison, w
! Hodgkinson, a. L. Hall, I'd, met last even
ing in Mr.. Harrison's Office to discuss som
. matters, presumably the resignation tina
they sent back to @. d. Tibbits and whicl
! the latter again sent to the committee
although nothing could be found out b,
by the committee after the meeting wa
, over excepting that there had been q dis
, GUESSING of matters, and they had adjourned
, | to meet again this evening. Whether the,
brought up the petition that was sent il
! signed by some of the choir to have Franz
|, B. Northrop reinstated as chorister coult
not be learned either, as mum seemed t.
be the word.
Those who took part in the Sorcerer hat
: dance in Odd Fellows' hall last night
. A prominent republican said last even
ing that Stephen Kellogg would be tn
next republican nominee for the Secon,
congressional district.
y
, came back yesterday from Washington.
! Won Steinwehr lodge, D. o. H., had TO
' their visitors Wednesday evening, Ott
Miller, o. B., of Ansonia, District Dsput,
Helfriok of New Haven, and Grand Score
: tary George Mischles of Meriden.
D Another batch of Washiongton ex
: cursionists came home on the 1881 trail
. last evening. Among the number were
, s. =. Hall, R. s. Austin, L. A. Northrop
]. B. Mix, @. b. Thomas, Frank Hawkins
: 3: N. Tyler, W. F. Lane and Andy Barry
= They report very pleasant trip, but wer
! not pleased with the rain all day Wednes
t day and Thursday morning. Judge Bar
+ tholomew came a. far as New York, an,
: will be home to-day. There have bee,
. many features that will be long remember
. ed. One Of the Austin drum corps 20
. lost In the crowd near the monument, An,
after an hours search for his quar-
!, tors on B street gave IL u]
& and hailed Q boy on one of the corners ami
{ gave him dime to show him to the o. b
I | Dutton post headquarters. The boy tool
T the money and pointed around tho corne
. just three doors, and sure enough Their
: was the much desired haven OF rest. Mi
: told the joke on himself and will not sooi
hear the last Of 1t:
. Three Of the Austin drum CORDS claim I,
{ have bargained for tho Washington monu
ment, and will move IL here and place 1
! on the green nearly In front Of the Firs
} National bank, where Rod will ass II quit
! often.