Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-26
WALLINGFORD.


international Skating Contest Pro.
posed-Other Items of Interest.
The Rev. J. E. Wildman and Rev. Jo-
seph Brewster of Mt. Carmel oficiated at
the funeral of Mrs. E. n. Ives yesterday
day afternoon. The bearers were Judge
L. NJ. Hubbard, B. 81. Treat, II. L. Hall,
jr., G. G.. Conway, Harry Carter and
Henry L. Davis. The burial was in the
Center street cemetery.
There was large attendance at the fu-
neral of Henry Wrinn yesterday morning.
The floral tributes were beautiful and
consisted of "Gates Affair."" with white
dove above, and pillow with the words
"Our Henry" from the family; crown and
bible, from Christian Doctrine society;
cross with word Crest" from Sunday
school teacher; harp and flowers, from
Mary Conroy, Katie Prior, Bessie Little
wood and Jennie Smith; bunch of flowers,
from his neice, Mary J. Wrinn. The bear
ers were George Sperry, John Casey, Henry
Reynolds, N. Kellegher and Thomas
Wrinn of New Haven, and William Fo-
garty. Rev. Hugh Mallon conducted the
services at the church.
Mrs. F. NJ. Kalminiski has received from
the Hartford Life and Annuity company
$500 for insurance on the life of her hus-
band, who committed suicide early in
November. The company at first declined
to pay the policy, but Attorney o. b. D.
Fowler has had the case in hand and sue
ceeded in getting the money.
A. D. Judd has resigned as president of
the Y. M. G. A.
The fire department will hold meeting
this evening at the Hubbard Hose com
pany's house
Patrick OConnell, of Cherry street, has
another daughter, born Sunday.
The St Paul's guild will have one of its
popular suppers at the parish house Thurs
day afternoon.
Mansfield, the butcher, has vacated his
Hall avenue market and is now located in
Leahey's block on Center street.
Rev. E. NJ. Guskee and son, Edward,
from Cambridge, Mass, were in town yes
terday.
George n. Boynton and bride arrived
home yesterday afternoon.
The telephone poles being put up ON
CHEEKY street are nearly as tall again as
the others on the street.
G. h. Dickinson, the musician, has gone
to Newfane, Vt.
Officer Reilly arrested Patrick Taylor
late Saturday night. Yesterday morning
he was brought before Judge Hubbard and
was fined S. for breach of the peace and
81 and 1892 costs for drunkenness, and
went to Jail to work out the same
John Hartman has gone to work for the
Middletown Silver Plate company.
The first of the series of games of polo
on the lake between the Cowhills of Yales-
Vile and the Lakeside's "big team" re-
suited in decided victory for the Yales-
vile team by score of to 2. The game
throughout was hustling one, but far
from scientific, and was won on its merits
The LAkesides naturally feel chagrined
over their defeat, but have decided to do
better next time, and have selected re-
tired cove on the lake where they will be
free from observation and will go at once
into practice and training for the next
contest, when they will win or disband.
The 'tbig teams" players comprise Jim H.
and Sam B., rushers; Jack Tudor, center;
Bat Hull, half-back, with Cinnamon B. as
goal The referee of the game was Poole
R. Delaney, with J. Mccarthy of New
Britain as timekeeper.
A. D. Judd, who has been confined to
his home by illness for nearly three
months, intends to 60 to Florida as soon
as he is able to travel.
Ths board of burgesses will meet this
evening.
Reserved seats for the Y. N. G. A. min
strels are now on sale at Pixley's.
The contract for laying the water main
through the tunnel has been awarded to
Mr.. Haskins for 81 foot, and work will
begin at once.
P. T. Ives, who has been i'll for several
days. is reported as improving.
The school board were in session in the
town clerks Office last evening.
Rev. 81. NJ Tenney, formerly pastor of
the Congregational church, is now pleas
antly located at San Jose, Cal.
The officers of the Royal Arcanum will
be installed tomorrow evening.
Water Commissioner a. L. Davis will,
beginning Wednesday evening, be at the
water commissioner Office in the town
building every evening from Z to 8 o'clock
to receive water rents. Delinquents are
requested to call and settle.
An international skating contest is talk
ed of to occur on the lake at an early date
Germany, Canada, England and Ireland
will be represented respectively by John
Heineman, Francis Bernatch, George
Gardner and John Doyle. While the con-
testants at the present time are not
young, yet they were once and have not
forgotten all their youthful skill on the
ica