Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-17
WALLINGFORD.

Special School Meeting-Weddfng Of
 M. wilkinson and Miss Holland
 Wanted for Destroying Furniture
 in West Haven-A Wallingford
 Resident NIissiDs-SurveytDg for the
 Parallel Road to New Haven.
 A special meeting of the central school | district is called for Saturday evening at | 7:30 in the town hall to hear the report of | the committee appointed at the meeting held December g, in reference to the school property on South Main street and also to make an appropriation, if deemed advisable, to purchase land in the rear of the school property now owned by Mrs. John Kendrick.
 At the Episcopal church last evening Rev. J. E. Wildman united in marriage George H. Wilkinson and Miss Margaret c. Holland. The ushers were Elmer Wal lace and A. H. Talcott. Harry Whitaker presided at the organ. The bride was at tired in pure white cashmere with flowing veil, and was one of the prettiest brides of the season. The church was filled to it's utmost capacity and many were unable to get inside. Mir. and Mrs. Wilkinson started on the 8:29 train for Washington amid the we'll wishes of their many friends.
 MT. and Mrs. Bennett Jerralds of Yales- vile are in Florida for short visit.
 Miss Sarah Harland arrived home from Amenia, N. Y., about 3 o'clock yesterday morning, having ridden from New Haven in hack.
 Surveyors in the interest of the Housa- tonic Railroad company are at work be- tween here and Meriden looking over the route of the proposed parallel road to New Haven.
 Deputy Sheriff Peck was in town yester- day afternoon looking after Peter Havey, who is wanted for destroying furniture in l West Haven. Constable Reilly arrested 1 Havey at Judd's factory and turned him l over to Sheriff Peck, who started with his 1 prisoner on the 6:3S train for West Ha.. ven.
 Henry Darrow's shepherd dog was killed l by the cars yesterday. 1 Mrs. William Myers is in Springfield at
 tending her daughter, Mrs. Marsh, who is
 quite i'll.
 The case of Charles s. Hall was called
 yesterday morning before Jndge Deming in New Haven. Constable Reilly and the
 other witnesses for the state were present,
 but the defendant and his attorney failed
 to show up, and the bond of $100 was
 called. H. F. Hall was bondsman.
 "Nuldoon" Hayden, who has been miss
 ing from town for several months, was
 seen in New Haven recently. He is said
 to be working in Bridgeport.
 Selectman Jones asking that one of the
 passable.
 There is said to be forty vacant tene
 ments in town.
 Judge F. c. Bartholomew was out yes
 terday for the first time in several weeks 1 Fl. l.. Judd has presented the Ladies
 Library association with $50. MT. Judd
 has several times before made similar pres
 ents to the association.
 George w. Lilley of Waterbury hal
 sold to John w. Coe of Meriden the bone mill property near "Quinnie."
 on some parts of the lake, but the ice ii none too strong for safety. The funeral of H. M. Harland will b' from the house this morning at 9 o'clocl and from Holy Trinity church at Il , o'clock.
 No. 50 was drawn at the Co-operativ , Clothing association uptown, and No. 7 a : the downtown drawing last evening. Albro Allen expects to start for Denver ? Col, about April 1. c. F. Wooding has contracted to build I T d . street.
 , Dr. Bacon of New Haven was in attend
 ance at G. K. Carrington's yesterday an,
 considers the case of his boy extremel . critical.
 8 J. c. Curtis, assistant superintendent o
 the Adams Express company, was in tow , yesterday.
 The condition G. K. Carrin9ton's sor U Elton, was considered very critical las ! {<,
 to the brain. The younger child, Sally, i
 also i'll.
 l. Henry B. Hall is home from bushes t trip west and reports business outloo @ very fair for this season of the year. $ Bob Petit, the ball player, and his wifi 7; were the guests of c. o. Hall yesterday. n Husbandman's night at the range thi T. evening. The committee for the evenin :; comprises G. W. Harrison, w. H. Bartho | omew and D. W. Ives. ,; Burgess William Luby is quite i'll an E. pneumonia is feared. l. Complaint is made that two residents '' the turnpike keep vicious dogs that are a r. lowed to run loose, much to the terror
 the female residents of the vicinity wh
 have to pass the houses to come to tt O center.
 ,, J. w. Blakeslee of North Farms is r,
 covering from a second attack of the gri]
 Mrs. Blakeslee is now ill with the san complaint.
 !. Rumor says that one of our citizens h. J. been missing for week and his fami J. have no knowledge of his whereabout The matter has been kept quiet and vel
 few know of the state of affairs. L. To Attend the Funeral Of Br. Cha pil It Rev. L. H. Squires of the Church of tl l. Messiah goes to Meriden to- day to alter a . the funeral of the Rev. Dr. Chapin of tn l. place. Dr. Chspin died in Norwalk Mo a day while on his way to New York. F I. had stopped off there to examine son ia windows for church which he was bull,
 ing in Meriden, largely ct his own e1pens