Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-13
WALLINGFoRD.

The First National Banks Election
-Gettfng Anxious About an Ice
Crops. ID. Hall a Little Better
General News OF the Town.
The stockholders of the First National
bank held their annual meeting yesterday
and reelected as directors w. j. Lesven-
worth, Samuel Simpson, L. N. Hubbard,
G. w. Hull, A. D. Judd, L. NJ. Monroe,
R. II. Cowles, F. A. Wallace and Henry
Hull. The report of Cashier w. q. New
ton showed net earnings of about per
cent. The directors will meet on Monday
for organization.
At the concert at the fremen's ball Jam
uary %, Williams orchestra will render
descriptive piece, THE Night Alarm" by
d. w. Reeves, of the Providence band.
Ivy lodge, Knights of Pythias, will give
a concert and sociable in the srmory on
Friday evening February 10. Williams
orchestra will furnish music.
j. A. FL. Heinsmau is engaged In superintend-
ing the leaks on the new water mains on Con
street and Ben Halls swamp.
The Royal Arcanum will install officers this
L. A Northrup will go to Beauford tomorrow
evening to install the officers OF the g; A. r.
L Mansfield Is moving his business from Hal
One Of the members OF the wallngford Ice
company states that the prospect Of harvesting
it was two years ago At that time although We
were having unfavorable weather, yet up in
name, canada ana otaef norinern points me
there is comparatively no ice In the above named
sections ana the great ice mart. the Kennebec
Hi Henry's mInstrels are booked for the opera
house on Wednesday evening, January %.
a from ThumSon & Co with a chfs-l
done the work.
viii am Thompson fell from the cars in Bridge
port yesterday and cut his heed Qui.e seriously.
He came home on q late train.
The report that Z. A. Parker has severed his
and has not a shadow of truth
Rev F L. Marble will oficiate at the funeral
The burial will be in the North Main street came
terry.
eremiah Halls condition last evening was de-
cidedly critical and it was feared that he would
| survive but a few hours.
Janitor Seeley is down with the grip and has a
| severe attack.
.delbert Bulls has sold to Jesse Anterior q
| lot, 30xs00, on Simpson avenue.
Past Commander G. A. Claim installed the Of
| ficers of Harmony council A. L. Of H., Monday
| evening.
Malt6y. Stevens & Curtis coppany's works
will start up this morning
| Of Mrs. Ozias Fowler yesterday.
| Annual meeting of the gasllsht company Mon
/ c. n. McIntire found his horse yesterday morn
ing between here and Cheshire.
Il Captain d.. ID. Munson started yesterday q
business trip west to be absent about sixty days
J. a. F. Northrop of Constitution street is ILL.,
i Mrs. Fred Bulls Of Main street was taken IL
i yesterday.
| change for the better in Seymour D. Hall.
| condition was reported last evening, but the at
tending ply stefan, DR.. McGaughey, states thu
| chances for pulling through are rather SLIM
Early last evening Mrs. D. W. Hallenbeck Of
| Elm street was reported as dying with pneu
| monia. At O'Clock she was still living but hel
l death was near at hand.
Three applications for membership In the w
| r. G. were received last evening.
| There q report last evening that Mrs
| Benjamin Hall of East Wallingford was dead
Prosecuting Attorney c. A Harrison wa!
| taken down with the grip yesterday and con
| sequence the case of G. W. Clark VS.. LorenzI
| Cooke, on which Justice Beach was to gi7e hi
| decision on Thursday, will be continued or ON
| week.