Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-01
WALLINGFORD.

"A SIOlen Horse ana wagon HecOV.
cred - Halloween Celebrations
Hunters in Luck A Number OF
New Voters Made-Items of Interest
From the Busy Town.
A horse and wagon owned by Peter Ca
dette was stolen early Sunday evening
from in the rear of Reynolds block on
Quinnipiac street. The team was found
esrly Monday morning near Cook Hill,
where it had been left during the night by
the horse thieves. The horse and wagon
was brought up here by man working at
Joseph Russelrs and returned to the right
full owner.
The boys began celebrating halloween
quite early and before O'Clock last even
ing the gate and portion of the fence on
Fair street, owned by the Yale Brothers,
were carried away. Gates, signs and other
articles were considerably misplaced dur
ing the evening.
The great trio of hunters, Messrs. Pix
ley, Andrews and Blakeslee, were out yes
terday and brought in ten woodcock and
three cartridges.
The selectmen, town clerk and registrars
were in session again yesterday and made
ffty-six new voters, four of which were
from the Yalesville voting DISTRICT This
makes total of IA in the first voting
district and fifty in the Yalesville district,
of which total of 294, the democrats mod
estly claim but 1872. Five men, who ma
ture between now and election day will be
made on Monday, November Z.
E. G. Morse, the baker, has new boy in
his family that arrived here early Sunday
morning.
A dandelion in full bloom was picked
near Paugh pond Sunday.
Miss II. M. Lane has several roses in
bud and blossom in her garden on Hall
avenue.
Charles Goodspeed and Miss Hattie Rus
sell will b married in New Haven Thurs
day evening.
Miss Flora Black of New Haven is tho
guest of Mrs. A. W. Jerralds of Washing
ington street.
Two of our we'll known Center street
merchants went down to Coney Island yes
terdsy to witness the prize fight booked
for last evening.
A big delegation from here went to Mer-
iden last evening to witness the republican
parade.
A wager of $500 that Harrison will be
elected has been made here between two
uptown men.
The republicans made twenty six out of
the forty-six new voters In Yalesville.
Horace A. Nettleton, for several years
employed as machinist at R. Wallace &
Sons, severed his connection with that
company yesterday.
The assessors will be in session to-day
for the last time for the present to receive
tax lists.
E. P. Augur Of Middletown and T., q.
Squires Of New Haven will address tho
prohibitionists this evening.
Miss Lulu Bartholomew IL noN clerk at
the water commissioners office.
Several windows in st. Psul's church
have recently been broken by boys with
air guns. Some of the buckshot have been
found inside the church.
Rev. ]. b. James of Rockville will de-
liver temperance lecture in the Baptist
church next Friday evening.
William Wetzel was before Judge hub
bard yesterday and was fined 81 and costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Quinlivan were
thrown out Of their wagon on Center
street Sunday morning. Mrs. Quinlivau,
who is very stout, was seriously bruised
and cut on the head. Dr.. Wilson attend
ed but found no bones broken and the in.
juries are not likely to prove serious I'M.
less some were sustained internally which
should develop later.
The amount Of taxable property In the
central district including polls amounts TO
J, by, 214, an increase upon last year Of |
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