Morning journal and courier., 1892-06-14
wALLINGFORD.

Only 100 In the Shade-Phew!-A
 New Case of the Fever-Poltce Court
 A Royv-Warrants Issued-Missing
 Team.
 One hundred degrees in the shade yes- terday.
 The fee men were kept hustling all day and late last evening were exhausted.
 Paradise island in the lake was the only comfortable spot to be found in town yes- terday, and there it was as cool as cu- cumber.
 Community bridge is getting much needed coat of paint. Hon. Francis Wayland of New Haven will lecture on the House of Commons in the Baptist church this evening. Ad- mittance free. D. O. Porter and c. s. Allen are the del- egates from Ivy lodge, Knights of Labor, to the state convention in Willimantic to day.
 Court Windermere, Assembly of Forest CTS, will hold it's quarterly meeting We'd nesday evening. Toothe and Cottrell of this place will be
  day and will carry the letter from North Haven to Wallingford, where King and Lamb of Meriden will receive the message and carry it to Meriden. Health Officer Reilly discovered new case of scarlet fever Sunday in the family of Joseph Solkvski, German residing on Prince street near the cemetery. Warden Newton was notified 1 and Dr. Russell was sent to make an ex- | rf %1oc c%ofa of ofF md md l that the child had been i'll several days, | but had no medical attendance. The house | was placarded. The H. l.. Judd company is going to manufacture iron bedsteads.
 The Hubbard hose will hold an impor-
 tant meeting this evening. Every member Is requested to be on hand. G. F. Jones and family are in Boston for a few | days.
 Rev J. E. Wildman and his son, Walter, went ! to New York yesterday.
 The rites of M baptism + s was sonferrsd @ on eight
 G: H. Diamond was before Judge Huobart
 the , clcthier, t and vas fined $5 and s ss costs
 s tSs rn for
 parade Friday evening. were before Judge Hub
 bard yesterday: Arthur Wallace and Eddie
 Identification. Willie Purcell and George Run | dle were fined $3 and $12.24 costs. Charles Hey ! wood wus fined Sl and $10.A costs. The parent
 paid the fines and the boys will profit by thu ! lesson rec@ived.
 | Judge W. J. Choate, Mrs. Choate and Mis- ! Helen Putnam will sail to-day from New York fO ! England to be absent abont three months. ! No 12 section 9, W. c. c. A was dropped las ' evening.
 ! The band will give outdoor concert on tn ! hill Friday evening.
 ! EThere was a disgraceful TOW at the all-ho ! store in Morses' rookery on Hall avenue, lat | Saturday night. or rather early Sunday morn | ing. The neighbors in the vicinity were rouse | from their sleep by the disturbance, which laste ! fully twenty minutes, and are indiRnant tha ! such dive js allowed in the vicinity. They thin \ the customers to get into such pugnaciou | mood.
 Warrants have been issued for the arrest C | Thomas Taylor, Thomas Brennan, James Toole | Michael Fleming. Patrick Horlihan, James Bal Il ry, and James Kneeley and William Reilly pro | prietors. for participating in the disgracefl ! fight in the allhot store on Hall avenue earl . ! Sunday morning. , William Fosters horse taken from h ! barn on Silk street last evening bv Fred Caple ! who came to the house and told Mrs. Foster ths ! her husband had sent him after the horse. Flo ! ter discovered the loss late last evening and n'
 tifed Officer Reilly. The same youth took H. ] ! Halls horse yesterday, but was captured befol ! getting far away. Officer Reilly was on the trac of the thief late last evening.
 The sewer on William street Is filled with gar ] | and stopped up. and will have to be taken up some places to put it in working order.