Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-07
WALLINGFORR,

Funerals of Moses p. Hall and e. L.
Brockett = Telephone Cempany,s
Suit Settled-The G. A. H.
The funeral of Moses P. Hall yesterday
afternoon was largely attended. Rev. F.
E. Marble oticiated. The bearers were &C.
lscted from Putnam council, o. U. A. NJ,
and were s. D. johnson, Hubert Chamber
lain, E. @. Hastings, NJ. w. Tuttle, s. 81.
Whitaker and s. e. Hotchkiss. The
burial was in the Center street cemetery.
Rev. J. E. Wildman oficiated at the
funeral of E. L. Breckett yesterday morn
ing. The bearers were R. a. Cowles, NJ.
D. Munson, W. W. Freeman and Hiram
Mansfield. The burial was in the Center
street cemetery.
Owing to illness of several of the ladies
there will be no meeting of tho St. Paul's
guild this afternoon.
G.. W. Hull is home from Chicago.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hubbard and daug hter are
visiting in Holyoks, Mass.
George Molyneux has gone to New York
for week.
Only one session at school yesterday on
account of storm.
William Hayden and Miss Lizzie Rey-
nolds were married yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock in the Church of the Holy Trim
ity.
The Southern New England Telephone
company has agreed to settle with the
town for any loss sustained by reason of
the damages claimed by Charles Abeling,
who was injured by the telephone wire at
brought suit against the town Of Walling-
ford. The suit will probably be settled
out of court.
The case of J. L. Harding vs. Eugene
Lapelle, to recover tho value of . wagon,
will be tried by Justice w. J. Morse Sat-
urday.
John and Edward Mcclure have fallen
heirs to $50, 900 by the death of relative
in Australia. Attorney o. 81. D. Fowler
has the matter in his hands.
The witnesses summoned for the trial of
George BATHS in New Haven to-day are
John e.. Norris, Charles A. Smith, DR.. j.
D. McGaughey, DR.. W. J. Wilson, Mrs.
George Rice, Thomas George and Sheriff
Rod Austin.
Captain w. N. Mix was in Cheshire last
evening to install the officers of the q. A.
R. This evening he will go to New
Canaan. Jacob Joab goes to Naugatuck,
William N. Whitaker to Middletown and
". j. Morse to Il. O. Merwin post, g. A
R., of New Haven.
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., Hall & Ell
ton company, and Maltby, Stevens & Cur
tbs company will start their works on Mon
day morning
E. G. Morse arrived homo from New
York yesterday.
Barney Monahan of Quinnie is i'll will
the grip.
The snew shovels were brought out yes
| terday for the first time this winter.
The condition of Mrs. S. D. Hall las
evening was reported as little more fav
orable and strong hopes are entertained o
his recovery.
The trial of George BATHS to-day is be
fore the grand jury.
The Horne Cold Distilled Brandy com
pany, located in the old rink on Hall ave
nue., has been granted a wholesale icens
| by the county commissioners, but can sci
none of the product of the premises excep
; by the bottle or in larger quantities.
The person who has rented Emor
Moses building on Hall avenue, and in
tends to open a saloon, is James j. Morri
son, who formerly kept saloon corner o
Bradley street and Grand avenue, Ne'
Haven.
, Edward F. Cooke has been appointed a
general agent of the Equitable Life Assul
: anee society, with territory including tn
| | four southern counties of the state.
Water Commissioner-ElectH H. L. Davi
, has furnished the requisite bond of 81 90
with g. w. Hull as his bondsmsn.
A portion of Wallace & Sons work wi
| start up on Monday.