Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-05
WALLINGFORD.

Water supply Again - RurEesseS,
Meeting This Evening Backed
Down a GulIy-The Hayden Broth
ers Arrested-Personal Notes.
A special meeting of the board of bur-
gesses is called for this evening to take
action on petition signed by twenty-six
of our prominent citizens, asking that q
special meeting of the citizens and taxpay-
ers be called at once to further discuss the
water supply question and rescind the vote
passed at Wednesday evenings meeting.
The meeting will probably be called for
next Thursday evening and a call
will be also issued for meeting
to vote on an appropriation which will be
on Friday following the public meeting in
town hall. The citizens are aroused in
the question and realize that something
must be done at once, and that under no
circumstances must the water in Paugh
pond be allowed to get below the water
mains. The idea of pumping from the
pond itself is, or should be, entirely out of
the question. Some other source of sup
ply must be had.
Henry Arnold has for several days been at
Of s
morning he was backing up a horse and dump
cart on the edge of the gully when he misoslSu,
horse and cart went in a heap at the bottom Of
gully. Luckily the soil was soft, and the injury
was very slight IF It: u.,. , na,s. =, ~ 1onnar
Of Cherry street, died Thursday night in the
of Martin BRIDGET was brought here last even.
ing from New Haven The funeral will occur
| this afternoon at O'Clock.
James and Frank Hayden, who 50 seriously
assaulted George Lewis on Colony street on the
m9fnng by o Srh Anst dnv Ma aet
The young men have been in hiding sincs the
| assault and we're known to have returned and
in conseq uence the officers made mid;
much trouble in arresting the prisoners,
as Mrs. Hayden refused to let the officers into
open the door. After quite search James was
| found hid in the attic and Frank was found con
before Judge Hubbard yesterday afternoon and
the case was continued until this morning at $3.50
O'Clock to enable the prisoners to procure coun-
the same being furnished by Edward O. Hayden,
/ a relative.
Element with George Lewis, who was assaulted,
| by paying Lewis about $27.
| The wheel club had a smoker last evening in
| the club rooms and enjoyed it immensely. A
| varied program Of events was presented, includ-
| ing boxing by some OF the memoirs ana q m061
| cal treat by Messrs. Hall and Ingraham on the
guitar and mandolin.
Judge Hubbard will of1lciate as moderator at
| the polls on election day, next Tuesday.
| The republicans have arranged to receive
| election returns in Company KS armory Tues
day night and a special telephone will be put in
| the armory for that purpose
| F. NJ. Cowels now resides in Hartford and has
given up committing for the present, at least
| There were eight deaths in town last month
| against three year ago.
| Mrs. Ida Rockwell Of Medina, N Y, Is the
| guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Camp.
bell.
| There will be church meeting at the Congrs
| gational church Sunday after the morning serv-
| ice, and an esrnest endeavor will be made to in
/ dalton.
| Judge Martin is circulating petition to effect
| the release Of W. H. McNulty, who deserted
from the regular army and Is now carrying a ball
| and chain on Bedloe's Island in New York har
| Dor.
q. T. Jones and W. A. Trask are the appraisers
| on the estate of George Cook.
| N. V. Cannon will address the democrats In
| the town hall this evening. George A. Hopson
| will be the presiding officer.
| The Cheshire eleven who play here this after
| noon are a strong team and will make the high
| school boys hustle to escape defeat.
| NJ. v. Cannon of Omaha, was advertised to speak
here two weeks ago, but was taken i'll and failed
| to appear.
| At tho chrysanthemum show, November II
and II, under the auspices Of the Ladies Library
association, the prizes, open to amateurs only
| are as follows:
First Sacond Third