Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-20
wALLINGFORD.

Social Events-The Sanitary Notice l
 A Lively ssScrap''-Personal Notes |
 The Sharp Case-A Terrier Loves Beer-Attached by the Bank.
 The Ladies' Aid society gave the last supper of the season in the Congregational church parlors last evening.
 The Faithful Ten will give an afternoon tea and sale of fancy articles at the parish house this afternoon and evening.
 Officer Dan O'Reilly was about the borough yesterday distributing the sani- tary notices recently issued by the board of health.
 The third division, A. O. H., of New Haven want the Austin drum crops for the Bridgeport parade June 15. The local A. O. H. has already engaged the corps for that day.
 There was lively "scrap" near the rail road quite late Wednesday night and one of the contestants carries two black eyes, while the other has 8 bad finger that his | opponent nearly chewed off during the fracas.
 Myron 0. Marsh, who with his wife and child have been visiting at William Myers ! on Washington street for the past two | weeks, returned yesterday to his home in | Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Marsh will remain here few days longer. Emma, the seven -year-old daughter of | Nelson Onge of North Washington street, died yesterday morning with consumption. R. E. Gallaher of New York was regis tered at the Wallingford hotel yesterday. | A. B. Pixley is in Great Burlington, Mass.
 The G. A. R. and the K. of P. meet this evening.
 Clayton Andrews does not eeem to mend as fast as could be expected. | The scarlet fever seems to be under con- trol and no new cases are reported. | Selectman Lewis of Southington and l Attorney Holcomb were here yesterday in consultation with Selectman Jones over
 the case of Alexander Sharp, who is cared
 for by the town of Southington and was
 for awhile, several years ago, residing in
 Yalesville. The case has been 8 bone of
 contention between the two towns for sev-
 eral years. Southington has the psupeI
 and asks Wallingford to settle for the
 expense, aud WslliDgford disclaims any
 liability, as the subject never resided here
 four consecutive years.
 No. go, section l, w. c. O. c. A., wal
 dropped last evening.
 A daughter was born to W. Fl. Clarl
 yesterday.
 George A. Fay of Meriden is Wilbur
 Harrison's counsel in his suit against the
 town of Wallingford. The telephone pol,
 that was the cause of the accident is one o
 the system owned by the Western Unior
 Telegraph company.
 E. M Roach has a small Scotch terriel that will drink beer and get full ss 8 tick
 and it ia said that the knowing canine ha learned after one of his "sprees" to com, , around next morning to Smiths drug stor after his dose of bromide. David McCune is putting in water mo tor in the Advent church to furnish tn power to blow the organ. 3 Yalesville will have flag raising to. day A rubber coat and jumper was stole l yesterday from the wagon of J. Fl. Marks t Fair Haven fish peddler, while it wa 8 standing in front of Wallace block.
 The U. R. K. of P. will attend the ar nual state field day in Willimantic ne,
 month.
 Rev. c. H. Dickinson officiated at tt D funeral of Miss Electa Bronson yesterda f morning. The body was taken to To e rington for burial. S Pawnee Bills Historical Wild West sho o will exhibit here to-d day on the Athletic a
 sociation grounds.
 Sheriff Rod Austin served writ of @
 tachment on the property of Ignstz Holse 1t situated in East Wallingford, yesterday l. the interest of the Meriden National bar ,- to recover an amount due on promissol " note of $550. The case is returnsble to Il d court of common pleas in New Haven Il first Monday in June.