Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-14
WALLINGFORD.
At the Savings Bank-Ch urch Annu'
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At che Savings Bank-Ch hurch Annual -Pickerel, etc.-Go0d Friday and
 the Sh0ps-General News.
 Treasurer L. B. Bishop reports that business at the Dime Savings bank is quite promising. The bank has over 100 depositors on it's books and nearly $35O, 900 in deposits, with surplus of $2O, ,OOO.
 The annual meeting of the Congregational so- siety will be held this evening In the lecture room of the church. The various committees will report and officers will be elected for the suing year.
 Complaint has been made to the fish wardens that pickerel and other fish are being taken out of the lake in @ manner contrary to the law and the spearing is being done evenings The stat utes especially state that pickerel and other game fish shall not be taken out of the water with "any device" except hook and line. The persons engaged in the practice are hereby warned that any person detected in the practice will be prosecuted. -.' Good Friday will be generally observed as . Miller & Co will close Friday and run all day | Saturday, emitting the usual half holiday. Hall .sd l morning. ''- ' -
 LA. Hall, out of curiosity, recently dissected needles that had worked into the bran with which the cushion was stuffed
 A telephone message from Captain J. c. Silva of Providence annouaces that the launching of | the steam yacht Admiral, intended to have oer cured to-day, had been postponed: | Section No. 1, Cooperative Clothing aSsocia- tion, dropped out No. s7 last evening and the | Peoples No. drew out No. 8. One of the rub snop e%t in t clothes. %7-- 1 John Nugent, one of the employees of the nick l eI shop was passing around tho cigars to his en wife in Meriden last Monday evening.
 rcfs Ad had f,,ll y.n,no sntk Ths eondison of Dootte of North Farns last evsuing was reported as extremely
 Mrs William Hodgkinson of Fair street is i'm
 James Cody recently caught e three pound pickerel in the lake
 The barber shops will close at noonito- morrow l Bert Sherman was visiting his many friends ir town last evening, having arrived from Bostor 1 on the 438 train.
 Several cases of scarlet fever are reported ir
 The National Gun club will hereafter hold it. regular meeting the first Wednesday in eact President Stevenson of the Athletic associa
 they cannot play bali here to morrow. gam } between two picked hines. under Captains Case.
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 A.. held Taesday evening, it was decide'
 the town for subscription for building pur
 poses. This will be a final effort.
 
 , evening consists of reading of paper, "Mone | Making for Women on the Farm, U. R. Camp
 bell, discussion; song by quartette, Home Gov ! ernment; tThe Husband and His Farm.' J. A r Allen; '"The Hatron and Her Home," Mrs. Wi . l liam E. Hall; recitation, F. P. Loomis. William Toothes infant daughter died yestel
 day morning. Funeral Friday afternoon at , l o'clock.
 The time of the funeral of Mrs w. C. Nortt l rop has been arranged for Saturday afternoon Rev. J. E. Wildman will officiate. Services at tn l house at 1:30 and at et. Paul's church at z:s ! o'clock. The burial will be in the Center stree cemetery.
 Burt McMullin has not as yet got any tiding 8 from his missing boy. but, like many others - | town, thinks that his sister, Miss Julia Boart :, l man of Merden, might explain the mystery n his whereabouts.
 - A colored couple arrived here yesterday wit f bag and baggage and have located in "Herod l. Square,"
 b The usual holiday hours, to 10, Ii to l. wit }, l the lobby open to boxholders from 6:30 to pm e will be observed at tho postofice tomorrow. l. The water commissioners state that the printe Q reports of the proposed raise to $i 250 in Sim n | son, Hall, Miller & Co.'S water rent as news # them and is without 2 shadow of truth. il Grand Regent Hutchinson of New Haven vi r tied Wallngford council, Royal Arcanum, la n | evening. One candidate was initiated. l J. A. H. Herriman went to New York last eve r. l ing for 8 two days visit.