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


 -st. Paul's Parish Guild - Letter |
 Sent to Dr. c. A. Ltndsley of This l
 Cfty-GeneraI News of the Town.
 At the meeting of the board of water commissioners last evening the contract to lay the new water main on Hall avenue, from Washington street to the east end of Community bridge,!was awarded to M. J. Redmond & Go. There were three bidders for the contract and the figures were as follows: M j. Redmond 4 G sa4 $so7 S S0 J. A. H. Helneman.. oo The above figures are for the labor only. The musical entertainment to be given in the ans eUIs gId viii siiS be yery " interesting affair The program to be rendered is as follows: Piano solor-Harry Whitaker. 6uetEC. c. r Carroll and Thomas Williams of New Musical selections-Vocal quartette. Solo-Miss Carrie Backes. Musical seections-String quartette. l Solo-C c. Carroll:
 Soo-Miss Bessie Hull
 Piano sOlo-HarrY Whitaker. l The scheduled program for the grange this fourth degrees and harvest feast. l J. F. Mclaughlin was sworn in as one of the
 in and l arily working on the Morning News.
 James. McCarthy, who was sent to jail from l and is now working at his trade painting chairs
 in the jail workroom.
 T%o dogs have already been
 Judge Hubbard and Warden Newton attended
 the banquet at Governor Bulkeley' IS in Hartford
 The contract for laying the Cherry streetse
 will not be awarded until the meeting of the
 James Kane had four of his fingers smashed in
 the gearing of a drop at Hall & Eltons factory yesterday.
 The wallingfords will play ball with the Ac-
 mes in Waterbury Jnne 4.
 J. M. Culver is soon to occupy the house on
 Prince street formerly occupied by G. M. Wal
 The H. l.. Judd company will soon erect large
 addition to it's works and put in new branch Of
 Pinta council, K. fo C., will elect officers next
 A delegation from Compass lodge, F. & A. M.,
 will visit Temple lodge, in Cheshire, this even- a 6. W. woodhouse now pays his help ten hours
 Mrs. .: H; Tib6ets and Miss Bessie Hull are
 Charles Chandler and Miss Lille Crockett
 married in the church fILJ in Nerth here attended the wedding: ! yesterday afternoon. reception was held at | the home of the bride on the west side of town
 after the ceremony.
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 store in Father Mallon's building on Hall ave- , nue. The proprietor halls from Meriden. Dr. Hurd, colored physician from New Ha, f ven, is attending K. J. Murphy's children whc l are ill with scarlet fever. i The entertainment of the W. R: c. in the post : l room is booked for May 1T, not May 10, as has 7 l been stated.
 Pawnee Bills Historic Wild West show is . booked to show the Athletic association S grounds May 20. An immense new billboard fol the posters has been put up on Center street. n Adam Forepaugh's agents were in town yester day, scattering advertisements of the great cir a GUS to show in New Haven June 1. a Jim Sing, the new Chinese laundryman, Ii ' l quite expert on the Chinese banjo " | The following letter has been sent to c. A i. Linsley, M. D. secretary of the state board O . | health:
 WAIIINGFoRD, May A. 92 l c. A. Lndsley, M. D.: Dear sir-I enclose clipping from last even a | ings Times. There is very deplorable state o affairs existing here in relation to the disease 70 spoken of, and deemed it expedient to call you a attention to the matter, as for some unexplaine o reason our local authorities are taking no step IT T to prevent further contagion. Hoping your at 2. tention will be immediately directed to this mat "a ! ter remain, Yours truly, ,f F. w. RICHARDS.