Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-28
wALLINGFORD.

wALLINGFORD. 1 The Missing Music Heard From-The !
 New Yacht Admlral-Larry HoeY,s |
 Lease-A Fire-SadIy Bereaved-Egg |
 and Poultry Company-Weddin&.
 The missing music of the Williams orchestra | supposed to have been taken by the Arlington | minstrels from the opera house has come to light | and 1t comes out that Ad. Talcott had safely | stored 1t from all harm in one of the closets In the opera house. Sheriff Rod Austin's trip to Webster, Mass was regular wild goose chase An apology should be sent to the Arlington min strels for the suspicion cast upon their honesty.
 The Wallingford letter intended for Tuesday mornings COURIER went astray and arrived too late for publication. Several items appear in this issue that would otherwise have been printed yesterday morning.
 At the grange meeting this evening the first and second degree will be conferred.
 e: C., Carroll arrived home yesterday from
 Dr. George H. Andrews has resigned his posi- tion as worthy patriarch of the Sons of Temper ance and James Jolly has been elected in his place.
 D, 0. Dudley went to Providence last evening steam yacht Admiral, which will take place at 9 o'clock this morning. Captain J. c. Silva, we'll here is the naster s ts of the craft
 cety is called for Saturday to take action on the resignation of W. H. Newton, chairman of the
 Larry Hoey has leased the stables in the rear of the Wallingford hotel and will take posses with his present business on the plains. Mrs. Henry B. Higgins is ill with nervous pros The Warren Foundry and Machine company of New York have been granted the contract to furnish the Pipe for @ the new water main on Hall Mrs. j. M. wooding begins her duties as con tpoJ at Ina Poor Mcth of oh, {v,
 0. E. Powers and 5. E. Douglass discovered Center street late Tuesday evening. An entrance was made through window and the fire on the
 oor % was put S cut t. without e, % ser,eus @ damage al entertainment in the parish house next Thurs
 Mamie, the eight-year,old daughter of Frank Tyler of Cherry street. died early last evening of | scarlet fever: Funeral at o'clock this morning. play, Hove on Wheels,'' for the opera house
 The Wallingford Egg and Poultry company fourths acres of land and twenty-one poultry houses en the east side of town to silvaA Car
 Only the relatives and a few invited friends
 the the ad at of
 Street. the ks the wa@an hfSs on
 Knapp of I fhs firm of Shepard d. % Knapp e. of \ New
 Yo5E city, emes EowaF o of Msw York and Mr | Mrs. Knapp departed on the S29 train for tour l J. A. Cook is expected home from Cleveland,
 portion of the employes of Maltby, Stevens
 Curtis company J any % will have m & " whole @ day to-day
 the meeting of the board of burgesses Tuesday l evening. The first business was the matter of
 the overpaid taxes of samuel simpson.
 It was voted that the clerk be instructed to
 draw an order for $50 to reimburse Samuel Simpson for taxes overpaid through an error in
 making up the grand list:
 ! A letter from Samuel Simpson called the atten- l tion of the board to the condition of Beaumont
 avenue regarding the wash from the property on
 the residents on Main street, and that there was M l pressing need of g sewer or some suitable meth
 of G1 | and stated his views upon the subject, which ia
 vored the building of sewer
 l the house owned by the late s. D. Hall, and H.F.
 Hall, who has charge of the property, has been
 he has taken no notice of the warning.
 The matter was by vote placed in the hands of
 the road committee for investigation and to re-
 Warden Newton, as the committee on the Hall
 avenue improvement, i'm we east Of Community m bridge
 hill for distance of twenty feet . on the south | ing the dirt. The road was in a very bad condi | tion and something must be done at once. After
 considerable discussion it was voted to refer the l It was voted that the property owners on the l south side of Hall avenue from Washington street
 hef9y De nGsa ba cer to repar tae l to serve the notices.
 ) A petition was received asking for . cross ! walk on Church street, across Whittlesey avenue signed by D. L. Barber, Charles Hill, B. A. Treat
 John Clulee and H. R. Chamberlain. It wa.
 The matter of concrete walk on Prince
 street from Whitlesey avenue to Orchard Burgess Porter was appatnted a committee oI the stone crusher Burgess Higgins called the at tention of the board to the complaints made o from D. E. Morris property. Warden Newton stated that MT. Morris had agreed to attend tt the matter as soon as the frost was out of thu ground.
 ! The warden was authorized to sign the not
 for $6 800 voted at previous meeing for thu same at per cent interest
 II BILLS ORDERED PAID.
 T F. DsIy specisi resi officer .s'es sso R s: Austin salary as collector, ,.......... aoo Cleaniag catch basin ssS 2 Robert Werner, MT. English Thomas Whalen, cleaning catch basin,.. 22.7 Bond of L. M, Phelps of s1oo, with G. E. Dick erman as surety, as drain layer, accepted: ! ! was voted that the amount against W. J. MGrs 3 be put in the hands of the borough attorney fo ] | collection. Adjourned until next Tuesday even Superintendent Davis is making a tour of tn l various houses about the borough inspecting tn places where the consumers of water were nc . ! paying the amounts that are justly duo accord t shows that eight dollars . year ha. been pal l where twenty-three dollars year should hay !. been returned. Several houses where water l used does not appear on the books, although tn ! consumer has receipts to show that he has pail , his water rents regularly. There is disposftio !. to raise the water rects in private families g '; l well as in the factories. Superintendent Davi
 s h sN tn s U U uncaled. The errors he has already discovere
 n his rsssscheS wstsr rsnt. @ hs rot quite $500 a year; Tn l pany will expire January 1, 1893, and a new cor 2 tract will have to be made, which will necessal Y fly increase the amount received from tha l source for ten years, which has been only S25 @ year. There seems to be general disposition o :, l the part of the private citizens to demur froI
 and any attempt on the part of the water boar will raise breeze that will not be easy to stan o D E. Morris has sold to J. A. Tate house an D The Walllagfords and Stars will play ball O the association ground Saturday afternoon. s Mir. and Mrs Morton Judd, jr., arrived hom 2 on the 1O31 train Monday evening from New O a leans.
 > The fire department will hold a meeting Sur day at the Hubbard hose house to make arrange e Thomas Quinlan. S president Of tho T. A. B.
 |. society, has gone to Waterbury to open
 The return to the leap year dance will b n given in Odd Fellows hail Monday evening, Ma
 Ihe snd Wifi Sn mpsic wi J. yitations, Fred Cook J. R. Cottril and " A v | Goodrich; floor committee, Burt Hrons, Fran y Morris, Sam Hubbard and Eddie Treat; music d Taylor's orchestra; A. B. Griswold of Merider f prompter
 d c. Ii. Tibbtts has been engaged as tenor in S s Paul's church choir.
 1t Mir. and Mrs Myron c. Marsh and child c e Rltsce1lamenms.