Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-17
WALLINGEORD.

The Outdoor Coneert-Mrs. Mary
 Francis Before Judge Hubbard
 Ex.CaptaIn La Barnes Appointed
 Inspector Of Rife Practice for the
 Second Regiment-A Ticket for
 $S,OOO ia the Louisiana Lottery
 Sold fin This Place. At tho outdoor concert uptown this
 evening, the National band will render the
 following program;
 Canton, Halifax, Hall. Nano., Halitsx, Boettser 8. Schottische-"Chimes of Normandy".... 4. Andante and poikia:"Bay state'. Dana Holt Joseph Worral 5. Might Alarm" descriptive. ....D. "; Reeves z. Avalanche March. ch...................J. O. Heed A special meeting of the board of bur gesses is called for this evening. The case of the Central school district vs. Mrs. Frances Kendrick comes up be- fore Judge Hall in the superior court to- day.
 A hearing was had in New Haven yes- terday on the Merrills- -Worden case and it was continued until next Tuesday. The G. A. R. and K. of P. will meet this l evening.
 Mrs. Mary Francis, who resides on the ] Long Hill road, was arrested yesterday on | complaint of the neighbors and was | charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace and making night hideous by her cries and other disturbance. She claims to have lived in White Plains, N. Y., before moving here and used very l strong language to Prosecuting Attorney Bartholomew. She was brought before Judge Hubbard last evening, who sus- pended judgment, after giving her some good advice as to her future conduct.
 Booth and Ingraham, the rival livery men uptown, had O bicycle contest on l Main street last evening for the champion | that his competitor could ride straight ahead, and also turn around, which &C., ! complishment Ingraham himself had not | yet mastered, and in consequence Booth was awarded the honors. Booths ex- pertness was a surprise to his friends as well as himself.
 Benjamin Edell of Cherry street has given up his position with Scranton, the | carriage maker, and leaves tod ay for
 Jackson, Mich., where he has secured po- sition in response to an advertisement Mrs. Edell and child will remain here for | the present.
 | ME. huO oAES. " VIII go 10 Ohio next week to spend several weeks at Mrs. Hills former home. l No. 67, section l, w. 0. O. A., was
 dropped last evening. l E1-Csptain George La Barnes of Com | pany K has received from Colonel Doherty his official appointment ss inspector of i rifle practice of the Second regiment, ,!C. N. G. The appointment gives much pleasure | to Captain La Barnes many friends, and will prove a wise one for the regiment, as | Captain La Barnes is admirably fitted for l the position. He will rank as captain. 1 The all-hot dive in Morse's rookery on l Hall avenue has been closed all this week | and yesterday a colored man was nov l ing his goods into the building. l Simpson hook and ladder company will 1 meet this evening.
 The work of grading on Fair street was ] begun yesterday.
 G. T. Jones and wife are home from Boston.
 1 Rev. J. E. Wildman received severe l scalp wound yesterday morning by strik 1 ing his head against hook in his cellar. Dr. Davis and Druggist Marks dressed the I wound, which, although it bled freely, is not considered dangerous. l Miss Bertha Wildman has returned from