Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-11-08
wALLINGFORD.

BallOting Direetlons-Special Bor. |
ough Meeting um |
Exhibition-Real Estate Transfers |
Some odd neutrality-suspicious. of |
Interest in the Breezy Town.
Republicans should remember that the
polls open at o'clock and close at 4, and
not 5 as has been stated, and also that the
three tickets, national and state, justices
of the peace and representatives all go
into the same envelope, which must be
sealed in the booth, and also that 1t will
greatly facilitate the work of the town
committee If every republican will make it
point to vote early.
The special borough meeting to discuss
the increase of the water supply is called
| for Friday evening In town hall.
J. B. Northrop has resigned his position
as chorister at St. Paul's church. and not
as organist as was stated by error yester-
day morning.
The selectmen have appointed Luke MAJ
tin as constable to fill one of the vacancies
that exist.
W. j. Barber are home from business trips in the
south and west and report the indications Of
complete republican victory to-day as almost
Republicans should make it point to vote the
straight ticket to-day, especially for representa-
tives, the prospect of electing at least one is
All competitors for prizes at the chrysanthe,
mum exhibition will please have their plants at
the armory on Thursday morning, November 10,
| at 10 O'Clock prompt.
The town orders paid for the month of octo-
Selectman Jones has sent to the state treas
urer, E: Stevens Henry, 81, go for the amount
esfa re ~ y allen to
Allen, two lots 5oxs7o feet, on Wallace and South
feet on aigh Street, ee Samuel 9s
J. F. Cassin, 5oI170 feet on Orchard street exten-
half interest in he T yi mills. d. '
| There we're seven new voters made yesterday,
VI Gokst Part Fred
Secuyer and Irving A. Simpson.
Early in the campaign the democratic town
three evenings before election. They did not
want to use it but one, but thought the republi
| cans would. There is an old fable about the dog
The polls in the Second district. Yalesvile, will
oP Some Of the factories viii Shut down at
to-day Maltby, Stevens & Curtis Co.'S WORKS
of on some Of the G
, | Judge F. G. Bartholomew will start to-norroV
on his annual southern trip, to include New Or
leans, San Francisco and Los Angeles CAL
The republicans will receive election returns il
: the armory this evening.
= Inc case OF ASSAULT against fdUrlck 0aiiea&ho
has been nolled.
3 This afternoon at o'clock W. A. Booth AM
D. B. Bulls will speed their trotters on the new
| track on the Williams farm for a box Of cigars
R. D. Perkins will be checker at the ballot DO;
| to-day.
, John Kane has a daughter, born yeaterday.
All bills against the borough should be handle
! | in by Wednesday evening.
/ Notice was served on 81. r. Hall yesterday tina
he must have the hole on his property on orchar
street, which encroaches on the highway, file
| up or before Thursday, November TO-
e The rubber shop and Judd's will be closed q
q day.
George Wilcox will be moderator and F.
| Youngs checker at the Yalesvile polls to- day.
9 Some of the democratic leaders expect ma
It jority of over 200 here to-day. There is a poss
| bity that they may be disappointed.
| The republican and one of the democratic bar
q ners were flying yesterday. The one on the hi
8 is past redemption.
a 4. H Morse, the New Haven expert, has gon
g through the book accounts of eX-Water Commi
u sioner w. j. Morse, and finds that there has bee
d some peculiar bookkeeping done, and that tn
q figures, which were said to show that the DO
ough was indebted to Morse some 5000 or NOR
,. were inc orrect and that the Indebtedness is Q
r | the other side of the house.