Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-22
WALLINGFoRn.

very Fleasant SStaE'' F0rty-Aevs |
@. HI. Dickinson to Remain Until
May 1-HoyV Cane Was Lost and
Found-Daily Happenings In the
Busy Town.
There was collision on Colony street
early Sunday evening between Louis DON
dero's wagon and Meriden team. Don
dero was thrown out and was somewhat |
bruised, but not seriously injured.
W. A. Goodrich of Washington street |
| was twenty-one years of age yesterday, and |
last evening quite a number of his young
friends gave him pleasant surprise by
gathering at his home and congratulating
him upon having reached manhood, al
though too late to vote for president. The
party was what is termed a ''stsg party"
but the evening proved q very pleasant
| one, If there was an absence of the gentler
sex. The host was presented with an ele-
CANT silver shaving set and other small re-
minders.
Thomas Murphy, Of Washington street,
expects to start with his family for Ireland
as soon as his property is disposed of. He
expects to cat his Christmas dinner on the
| ould sod.
Rev. Mr.. Dickinson extends his pastor
ate to May in response to the vote of the
church asking him to withdraw his resig-
nation. The announcement was made
Sunday and is a final action.
w. A. Booth, the liveryman, let horse
and carriage to two youths Sunday, and
soon after the horse was brought back
and put in the stable it dropped down in
the stall and died.
| A. J. Smith of Curtis avenue, has a
heavy rosewood cane that he has owned
for forty-fve years, and in consequence
highly prizes the same. Some three weeks
ago while out riding with his family he
lost the cane out Of the carriage, and since
that time until Saturday evening he
mourned its loss. While in town hall
awaiting to hear the vote declared Satur-
day evening he noticed in the q, hands Of
a familiar look 'a and witt with the the
officers permission made a closer
inspection, after which he surprised the
officer by remarking: 81 owned this cane
forty-fve years. Now how long have you
owned it?" Officer Reilly lsughingly OK
planned that his title did not extend back
as far as that, IS it had been in his posses
sion only three weeks, and he was willing
to relinquish the same as to priority. Ex-
plantations showed that 81. A. Nettleton
same evening it was lost and supposed 1t
was the property of Officer Reilly and sent
it to him. Mr.. Smith is much pleased to
; get back his old standby.
+ &c. Allen is greatly pleased over the
result of the borough election, while H. F.
Hall ia respondent over the way the cleo
!, ton turned out.
Superintendent Davis reports that the
water in Paugh pond has raised about four
| ;po civ ha m
a November II.
/. Mrs. Thomas Peers has resigned her posi-
n | ton as organist at St. Pauls church and
: will be succeeded by Mr.. Mscphie of New
0 Haven.
:, John johnson of Orchard street is the
J. new janitor of the town hall building.
y The Hall Brothers expect one hundred
turkeys from New York this morning;
f Dealers report turkeys high in price and
= with other years.
l. One of the new employees at R. Wallace
If & Sons is reported as having drawn al
- his wages and borrowed quite sum OF
. money from different men in the factory
If and yesterday skipped the town.
= Deputy Sheriff Fredericks of New Hsver
$ was in town yesterday summoning wit
d nesses in the liquor case of Mrs. Patricl
ID Gallagher of Moth Colony street, which
IF comes up for trial to-day in the highe
il court on an appeal taken from judgment
III | here several months ago.
=, William NJ. Whitaker of Church stree
r entertained a select party of his friend
st last evening at being the occasion of hi
. q birthday anniversary.
n, Robert W. Bristol, who was arreste
ly Saturday by Officer Martin for drunken
81 81 ness, was before Judge Hubbard yesterda
te morning and was fined 81 and $7.SS costs
I'D | He settled.
10 The polls will be open from to o'cloc
n this afternoon in the borough Office to vol
on the appropriation of $500 to build
sewer on Meadow street.
The case of the borough against Atrol
os ney 81. P. Hall on the Orchard stree
II, matter will come up Monday, December
be Real estate changes are: A. D. Judd
ba Mary B. Judd, lot 122x200 feet near VIII
tlesey avenue; Samuel Simpson to job
Powell, 100x127 feet corner of Orchar
lis street and Rembert avenue; Oneida con
ly munity to Warren Dayton, 3Sx40S feet Q
ba turnpike.
~ William Clark wants either the Yale
I'll vile or the East Wallingford postofice.
at Clifford w. Leavenworth started yeste
n, day for Chicago to fill position in
-, Wallace & Sons store.
~ John McNulty of Lee avenue died ye
as terday morning, aged twenty eight year
Funeral Wednesday.
r. The annual fair of the Holy Trini
.a church will open Friday evening in tt
70" basement of the church.