Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-08-22
WALLINGFORD.


Gun Club Fails to Show Up-G. A.
II. Excursion to Warrington -
Personal Notes.
Edwin Bull Of Quinnipiac street died
with Bright's disease, aged forty
seven years. Funeral this afternoon at
$3.50 from house.
The little Deming child that was SO
badly burned the day after the Fourth of
July died Saturday afternoon after many
weeks of suffering. The funeral will occur
at o'clock this afternoon.
Michael Dryers baby died Friday night,
and was buried yesterday.
The team from the Parker Gun club of
Meriden failed to show up Saturday after
noon to shoot the first of a series of
matches with the National Gun club.
James Rooney, secretary of the Parker
club, came down here on the 6:24 train
Saturday afternoon to explain why the
break occurred Secretary hampton of the
National club cent letter directed to the
secretary of the Parker Gun club on
Thursday, and Secretary Rooney received
the letter after o'clock Saturday after
noon, and came thence on the first train
to explain matters. The letter had been
for two days at the Parker Brothers, shop,
while the secretary had been at the post
Office after every mail for two days look
ing for the letter. The shoot will probably
occur this week, Saturday.
Mrs. Viola Milliken is home from Ohio.
Sir knight Richard Talbot arrived home
Saturday from the conclave of Knights
Templar at Denver, Col.
Miss Maggie Fahey, with party of New
Haven friends, starts to day for Rockawsy
Beach.
Attorney o. d. D. Fowler arrived home
Saturday from the White mountains.
Miss Grace Smith is expected home from
Keene, N. H., tod Y.
Quite number from here are in tending
to take trip to New Orleans next month
to witness the Sullivan and Corbett prize
fight.
The excursion tickets from here to
Washington next month to the G.. A. R.
encampment will be at the low figure of
81 with the battle fields, Gettysburg and
Antietam, for 81. so extra.
Arthur Douglass carrier pigeons made
the trip from Meriden Saturday morning
| in eleven minutes and when discover ed
were coming from the southwest.
Company K arrived home from Mantle
on the 1888 train Saturday afternoon and
| express themselves we'll pleased with the
week in camp, as the weather was all that
could be desired.
Monthly meeting of the Simpson
"Hooks" tomorrow evening.
Miss Annie Kennedy will be the teacher
in the Colony street school to fill the va
oancy caused by the resignation of Mrs. E
VI. Roach.
Mrs. Michael Baokes and daughter re
turned home Saturday from New Hsmp
shire.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Phelps arrived HON,
Saturday from South Deerfeld.
Bev. E. R. Bishop ofioiated at the fu
neral of Mrs. q. B. Leete Saturday after
noon. The bearers were W. 81. Ebert, A
L. Judd, NJ. J. Redmond and S. J. Hall
The burial was in the North Main stree
cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. E L. Mitchell of Bellevue
O., are guests OF D. W. Burke.
Miss Alice Hart of Southington is q CUES
of her sister, Mrs. w. b. Goddard of Beau
mont avenue.
The Hubbard hose will meet Tuesda,
evening.
The Meridens, with Bowers of Yale an
Clune as pitchers, defeated the Winsted
by score of 9 to 6. Clune pitched fou
innings and the " insteds scored only on
run and four base hits while he was in tn
box. It is probable that the Winsteds wi
play the Wallingfords next week Saturda
in Winsted.