Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-15
wALLINGFORD.

The Dan O,Reiny Case-Home from
Japan-Land for a Dumping Station
Bought-General News.
There are no new developments in the
Dan O'Reilly petition business that came
to such sudden termination at the meet
ing of the board of burgesses Tuesday.
The question is being much discussed, and
there are many different opinions ex-
pressed, but nothing can be done In the
matter now until the next meeting on
Tuesday evening, when it is probable that
the case will be disposed of to the satisfao-
ton of one side at least. 1t seems to be a
question as to whether Tammany rules or
otherwise.
George T. Bramble arrived here Tuesday
evening from an extensive trip to China
and Japan. Yesterday he called on Rich
ard Talbot and presented him with SOU
venir of the celestials in the form of q
Masonic pin made in China by Chinese
workmen and made of Chinese gold.. Mr..
Bramble states that he visited Masonic
| lodge in Shanghai and found that the wor-
shipful master was Massachusetts, man.
Mr.. B. oentemplates remaining here per.
MIS-. d. NJ. Hubbard entertained q number Of
her lady friends last evening.
Miss Lottie Ranford was given a surprise party
i by a large number OF her young friends last
| There was a pleasant gathering of youne
folks at the home Of Miss Flossie Wood las
The Simpson Hooks celebrated their ami
| versary at their house last evening and enter
/ tained a number of invited guests.
Henry B. Hall arrived home yesterday from
| an extensive business trip through the west
A telephone was put in the wheel shop yester
Mrs 9. H. Dickinson is suffering from an at
Jnd I 'I Bartholomew is confined to his hom
with severe cold.
Mrs. j. T. Barker will give a drive whist part,
| The borough has purchased Of William E. Hal
Of East WaIlingford small tract of land OIL
located, for sis. The transfer was records
/ yesterday.
j. D. williams horse stepped on a piece O
| scrap steel on Quinnipiac street yesterday, whic
penetrated the hoof into the tiesh making quit
| a bad wound. DR.. G. j. Peters attended to tn
| case and extracted the troublesome piece o
/ metal.
Several Of the ladies Of the borough who ar
not attendants at the school are connected wit
| the Delsarte system at Rosemary hall.
The statement made yesterday morning tina
the board of burgesses had the power to fill
| vacancy in the board should one occur, Is mi
take as special borough meeting to vote to a
/ the vacancy would have to be called. The boar
has the power to fill any of the appointive o.
1 fees, but not any vacancy on the board.
George D. Munsen has purchased the hous
/ and lot on Christian street adjoining r.
| Cowles property on the east side.
A ur-year- old son eff John Wolfe OF Cherr
| street died early yesterday morning and will
/ buried this afternoon at O'Clock.
| A. L. Judd, Mrs. E. NJ. johnson and W.
, | Smith comprise the committee Of the Y. P.
/ G. Z. Of the Congregational church to arraDg
l for a course of lectures TO begin next month.
, | Officer Martin arrested Jack Brennan at Il
l depot last evening on a warrant that was issue
| early in November. Brennan will be charge
3 l with assault committed in Sebars saloon ear
i / last month wi Nugent, who was arrested soc
l after and was fiued, and settled. Brennan h
| been about town since the assault but has maS
! 1t poiut to keep out of the officers way, uni
: | last evening when he was caught mapping at Il
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