Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
WALLINGFORD.

On the Flatiron LOt-Colony Street E school Teachers Attended - The Scarlet Fever-Bassball-The Con- tinued Dampness-The Police Court To Have . Rebekah LOdse-LaWn E Tennis Matters-Mfss BrOnson's
 Will.
 A petition asking that 8 concrete walk be ordered laid from the railroad track to Center street on the north side of the rail road company's piece of land on Hall ave- nue, known as the "hatiron" lot, is being circulated and is getting many signers. The petition will be presented to the board of burgesses at it's next meeting. The walk in question would prove great con- venienoe to the many who have to go to the depot. It is proposed to have the walk straight with Center street and the walk on the south side of Hall avenue by the freight depot. The laying of the walk will necessitate the moving of the north fence of the flatiron piece and will be taken from the railroad property. The petition al- ready bears the signatures of many of the influential citizens of the borough.
 Hannah and Miss Minnie Bailey Miss Margaret Fahey, Miss Maggie Myers and Miss Debbie Myers, attended the funeral of Miss Bessie Hymns 1 brother. Norbert, in Hartford on Saturday.
 Phil Heary arrived home from New Haven 5atl Saturday, his sister having furnished Q bond for l his appearance in court when his case for bur- ! glary Is called.
 Farren, the fish dealer, has opene1 a restau- rant in the Austin building: Center street, for merly used by the Austin drum corps.
 Mir: aud Mrs Augustus Morse are visiting at
 Miss Minnie Bean and Mrs. Clavez, sisters of Will Bean of Meadow street, started Saturday
 o Dr.. W. % P. wilson Se m reported to Warden Newton l four new cases of scarlet fever on Saturday
 Sonros na thae nId9en
 Ellen. James and Allie Cassidy who live corner of
 and Ward n Austin W. Partridge of Cherry street has a sor
 fever in the house convaiescing.
 The only change in the new 5ais9ad time net sa9e fs ! which will leave three minutes earlier, goinf
 back to the old time of e:19
 , to Olive A. Booker one lot 7116x1bo feet on VII
 The South Main street school has been closet for the season on account of the small attend t Saturdays cold rain put damper on all tn B outdoor sports The Meriden vs. Wallingfort 5 ! ball game was postponed for one week. Compa ny Ks exercises were all confined to the armory 8 Sixty-thre men reported for duty before a. m 8 and Captain Barker gave them plenty of exercis 0 drilling indoors. Clayton furnished dinner i Q Frank Buskirl< and his so called wife wer [ brought before Judge Hubbard Saturday morr peace M The man man was wa, lined s and and costs for 1T
 toxication and s for breach of the peacs.
 sn s oey ' were taken to jail by steriff Austin on the 1:t
 At sh shs Rh %Ss y l his head and acted ashamed of his better half $ The Faithful Ten netted about S30 by their el fa~fo ofv .,,Cy Dn,, 1Fr rioI
 s ot Nsw will Q tute Rebekah lodge here Friday evening. IT invited to be present and confer the degree 70 ! Grand Secretary Botsford of New Haven is e J George D. Munson, president of the Lawn Te
 his t club has appointed % an executive Rs,Ss1 LeaSe0worth. a Fraray s0s Hale Hiss % Bessie Hu
 Mrs. Julius Maltby, Mrs G. D. Munson I'll st gropnds will be opened 2 next wee week Mo Monday ,, .. ! 25 instead of Memorial day.
 st c. H. Dickinson is expected home from Vt :e The will of the late Electa Bronson was p,
 sented to Judge Martin of the probate co cou
 sHd noraa divided ase ss eo~s r
 ! Ford receives S2O0, c. H. Bronson Of Waterbu at saoo, HE: Elliston sioo. The remainder is diyid le ! and two brothers.
 FUNERAL JAMKS LEE.
 n ! The funeral of James Lee, we'll known a ' I lifelong resident of Wallingford, took place v A terday afternoon in the Holy Trinity chure g | The bearers were: Matthew Kennedy, Jo ! Wrnn, Daniel Dulan, James Coxe Andrew E ?: | ban and John Degnan. The funeral was large 'n | attended, notwithstanding the unpleasantness le the weather. Many sorrowing friends took u
 ! occasion to pay the last tribute to the deceast DEATH FROM SCARLET FEVER. m im A child of Frederick Johnson, Swede on in ony street, died yesterday morning from scar
 fever. On account of the character of the q b: | ease the child was buried in the afternoon.