Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-13
WALLINGFORD.

The Water is Very Low and Decreas.
 1ng-yyin There be a Water Famine
 A Pair of fTrousers-The Ball Game
 Judge Hubbard-GeneralN News.
 Superintendent Davis was at Paugh pond Saturday taking observations, and reports that the water is now five feet below the dam-the lowest that it has ever been since the waterworks were built, and what is more alarming the water is decreasing every day, and unless there is some action taken to stop the wholesale waste of water in the factories and at other points in the borough, before the summer is over there will be water famine. There is no doubt that in many places about the center, and especially in the factories, there are thou sands of gallons of water wasted every day that with little care could easily be saved and still have all the water that is needed. Superintendent Davis will at an early day visit the different factories and impress if possible on the manufacturers the importance of economizing in the use of water.
 W, H. Diamond, who lives in North Haven and clothing @ : store tor on Colony street Saturday and bought a pair of pants, which were done up, ndwhen he asked for credit the proprietor in Diamond took the bundle and started for the door. When Bernstein attempted to stop him Diamond will be brought before Judge Hubbard
 The ball game on the association grounds Sat urday afternoon between teams selected from the plating departments of Simpson, Hall, Miller & O. and R. Wallace & Sons resulted in a one sided victory for Wallace's platers by score Of
 The republicans will hold a ratification meeting e9peeted eR to bs present. and make addresses
 Judge Hubbard will go to Wilbraham, Mass, next Monday, to attend the alumni gathering,
 g. F. Austin of New York, superintendent of ns n toWn sat1rday na with Judge Hubbard and Attorney Fowler was over on the turnpike fa that rssuIted So in the suit of w. Harrison for damages.
 Fred Nettleton was out Saturday for the first
 MT. and Mrs. Myron c. Marsh and child; of Springfield, Mass, spent Sunday with William Myers of Washington street.
 Heary property in Pond Hill for $1 900.
 Miss Bessie Leavenworth will be home from
 Judge Hubbard has been invited to address the republicans of Cromwell at 8 ratification meet
 Cottrell and Collett were not ''in it'' at the An sonia bicycle handicap Saturday.
 Wubur MOrS0 or Cherry street., WnO mas been i'll with scarlet fever and was getting about was in an extremely critical condition with Bright's disease, which sometimes follows scarlet fever. Saturday he had convulsions. Sunday morning his condition was reported as more hopeful.
 fhe four youths who were detected throwing stones at the bicy clists during the lantern pa rade Friday evening will be brought to justice to-day.
 H. L. Warehouse of Meriden and 0. F. Wooding estimate the damage to G. H. Wilkinson g barn by the recent fire at $19O.
 B. H. Warner, while at work Q building on South Cherry street Saturday, fell from the sec- ond story into the cellar and received severe bruises but no broken bones.
 J. F. Cassin has received $500 from Maltby, Stevens & Curtis Go. as compensation for injur- les received at the factory several months ago. ne s axs s7ennR agement. Thomas Morrison, the Colony street saloonkeeper, is the power behind the throne. Roxy Ryan Is yet among the missing.