Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-12
wALLINGFORD.

Ofacers, Meeting Last Night Judge BartheIenew to lAct as Health Omcer-The Fire Department | and Memorial Day-Sons of Veterans | Tho Coming Big Picnic-General l Notes. At the special meeting of the borough last evening there were present Warden Newton, Burgesses Porter, Biggins, Thom- son and Luby. The report of the health rules and regulations were read by War den Newton. The orders and regulations were adopted and it was ordered the same be published as the law directs. The rules and regulations were drafted by Warden Newton and Judge Hubbard. It was voted that a committee of one, Judge Bartholomew, be appointed to temporarily act as health officer. It was voted that 1000 copies of the rules and regula- tions be printed for distribution about the bor- ough. Warden Newton was appointed com mittee to see that the above Is carried out. The sealed proposals for the construction of tho Cherry street sewer were opened and the figures were as follows: N. J. Redmond & Co.,, $e646o J. H. Mccormack, $65s 50. The contract was awarded to J. H. Mccormack & Go. The meet ing was adjourned until next Tuesday evening.
 meeting of the fire department to take ac- ton the invitation extended by the c: A. R. to turn out on Memorial day will be held this eveu- ing at o'clock sharp in the Hubbard hose house.
 The four-wheeled truck of the Hubbard hose is at Scranton's carriage shop undergoing neces- saEy rspaTs s snd i'd nsi1g Fa Edward S Bullock is home from Philadelphia Judge Hubbard went to Boston last evening <l--r.n dc
 J. P. Stevenson made flying trip to the me tropolis yesterday.
 about after three weeks illness Judge Bartholomew is confined to his home by | illness.
 Past Commander George E. Cox will inspect | W. N. Mix camp, Sons of Veterans, this evening Burgess Kavanagh's boy is seriously ill witt Hall avenue between Washington street ane | the road west of the lake, was closed to team! last evening on account of the excavations fol John G. Phelan starts to-day for Blennerhas l sett Island in the Ohio river, the scene of thu for the memoirs of Aaron Burr, which he is nov | writing.
 J. J. Fletcher. formerly a resident of this town ! company, has gained quite fame as a success | full fisherman since his sojourn in the Capito | city, and his great luck forms many alocal iten
 Great preparations are being made for the fir
 department picnic in the Athletic association ! RTOulOS III Juuo. ArrduSeueuhsdT dTo DcluS mdu l to connect wires with the dynamo in the Metro
 politan Rubber company,s factory, which wi
 run to the Athletic grounds, and four large ar
 lights will be placed in position to illuminate tn l grounds for the occasion.
 l Miss Etta May Steele is down with the scarle l fever.
 There is considerable talk regarding the actior
 of Leon Hall, who has recently recovered frol
 an attack of the scarlet fever, and is undergoin | that interesting process known as 'peeling,' an
 is about the streets and in various places of bus
 ness wearing gloves to prevent the scales fro | 6rnnninQ n q iOnrnavinpa | opinion that he Is a case for the health officer l work upon.
 Mrs Bridget Gallagher was before Judge Hui | bard yesterday morning charged with volatir
 the Sunday liquor law. Owing to the absence ! c. A. Harrison, counsel for the accus, d, u
 case was continued until Friday afternoon at
 o'clock. bond of $500 was furnished by Pa | rick Gallagher.
 Judge Hubbard will on Saturday sit in Hal den as one of the commissioners on the insolvs | estate of E. J. H. Dickermau.
 Zenas Ward has sold his property on Hall av
 nue to W. H. H. Hewitt of New Haven.
 George Walkers boy died in Nit. Carmel Tut l day and will be buried here this afternoon.