Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-24
WALLINGFORD.

Chief OsReilly Honored by New York's Police Department - The Bicycle Race In Philadelphia - Wallace Hose-Young Republicans Sails for IreIand-The National Band-Accidents. Chief of Police Dan O'Reilly is in re- ciept of the following letter:
 POLICE DKpARTMENr
 or C1rY or NEW YoRI, Dear sir-The beard of police request the and review of the police force on Tuesday, May square I E Fifth avenue and Twenty fifth street.
 WILLIAM Chief Clerk. Enclosed was also e ticket for reserved seat on the reviewing stand Chief O'Rsilly is now of the opinion that he shall accept the invitation and attend
 Tie bicycle race between G. A. Smith and U. H. McIntire, booked to occur On Thursday, creates quite a little interest and sundry wagers have already been made on the result It was rumored yesterday that McIntire was contem- plating dropping out and forreiting the stakes. Rev: F. E. Marble and wife are in Philadelphia extending Baptist anniversary. They will re- The Adventists will hold cottage services at the house of Louis Duplisses Wednesday evening;
  day and probably will remain closed for the present.
 Thre hundred and seventy five dogs have been as 1 adt in the Merriam ;Greeber wedding in Meriden Wallace hose viii have an outdoor practice this evening Every member is requested to bs the ness hS1ss s n Roxy Ryan. a New Haven sport has opened an "all-hot foundry'' in Morse's rookery on Hall Charles Storrs Han Frank Talbot, Samuel Hodgkinson. E. M. Johnson and F. w. Richards are committee to bring in a list of officers for l the Young Republican club: The rooms in Wal lace block are now open to the public. Mrs. John Carey leaves today for New York, f where she sails for Ireland. Company K will have rife practice ct the l range on Saturday.
 The committee on the union Sunday school ex l cursion will meet Wednesday evening at the Congregational church.
 l The Uniformed rank, K. of F., has voted tc | turn out on Memorial day. The Hibernian Rifles will 20 to Meriden nex | Saturday afternoon on the 3:3S train.
 A cablegram from O. W. Hull announces hi'
 The National band will this evening give tn, first outdoor concert :of the summer series ol l the band stand mp town.
 There are several cases of German measles re porte1 about town, and in one or more case ported by friends of the families that they wer cases of German measles.
 | Fritz Snowman and Jamee McLaughly, recent l ly employed as mach1n1StS at R wallace & sons have gone to work for Parker Brothers in Mer | den.
 |, gers in the cogs of a clothes wringer yesterda l and the ends of the fingers were badly crushed Rev: c. H. Dickinsou'a boy was thrown fror . | one of the small express wagons whila at pla . | yesterday and striking on the back of his hea received quite severe cut but not danger | ous one.
 G. H. Wilkinson's wheels on his express wago 7 are trimmed with novel advertisement ( 3 Hove on Wheels" which appears in the oper , house May 30.
 Phil Heery has quit-claimed his interest the Pond Hill farm to his brother and sistt and has transferred his property on Pine Hi i to his sister Mary.
 Fred W. Nettleton who is recovering from tf scarlet fever, acknowledses with pleasure u e receipt of many beautiful flowers from the Sor l. | of Veterans and choice fruit from the nembe l of the Wheel club