Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-02
WALLINGFORD.

The observation-disclosures X to tho
Front-Rev. DR.. Gala Crowded
Hotel-General News of the Town.
The selectmen held their regular monthly
meeting yesterday. Bills amounting to
1880 were paid. The sum of $3.50 was
due the Middletown asylum and 1869 to
the New Haven hospital. 1t was
also decided to notify the mana
ger of the French Cable company
that it's poles on the west side of the town
needed the attention of the management;
and request that representative be sent
here to inspect the Same.
Captain D. L. Barber has issued the fol-
lowing orders to tho members of Com
psny &:
July 80, 1899.
Pursuant to vote of the members of
this command you are hereby ordered to
appear at the armory on Saturday, August
6, at O'Clock p. m, in fatigue uniform,
for one-half days outdoor drill. If stormy
the drill will take place in the armory.
Fine for non-attendanoe, 50. It IL possible
that the drill will occur near the lake on
the west side.
Rev. D. T. Call, former pastor of the
Advent church, will condnct the services
in the Congregational church next Sun
day. The Congregational church will be
closed the following three Sundays and
union services will be held in the Baptist
church. There will be no services in the
Episcopal church for the next two Sun
days. The vested choir will take its an
nual vacation.
The Wallingford hotel is crowded to its
utmost capacity with summer boarders
from NewYork, Brooklyn and other cities.
Landlord Smith has had to refuse several
applications for want of accommodations
There were seventeen deaths in town
during July.
Thomas Williams of New Haven has
been engaged to fill the role Of Alexis in
"The Sorcerer" on account of Robert Nor
ris having gone to New York to reside.
Miss Lille S. Parker of New York is the
guest of her uncle, ]. 8. Parker of Whit
tlesey avenue.
W. B. Hall has returned from his vaca-
ton trip to New York and other points of
interest and yesterday resumed his duties
in R. Wallace & Sons Office.
Howard Parker, Walter and Eddie Hall,
Russ Foster aud Linus Hill have returned
from two weeks outing at Pine Orchard.
G. K. Darlington and family went to
Pine Orchard yesterday for two weeks
outing.
A. D. Mclean, Charles Tooths and their
families returned yesterday from few
days pleasure seeking at Cosy Beach.
Arthur James has lost his dog.
Fred Vokes is expected home this week
from four months visit in Boston.
Mrs. Samuel Hodgkinson is visiting her
several weeks.
A. B. Pixiey started yesterday for
carriage ride to Great Darlington, Mass.
Manager Heineman went to Meriden last
evening to arrange for game of ball with
Tom Reilly's professional team.
Mrs. John Large has returned from the
Middletown retreat cured.
Bennett Jerralds has returned from
Money Island, having rented his cottage
for the month of August.
Rev. Father Mallon is on the improve
and able to be about the house.
Attorney @. A. Harrison and family re-
at Money Island.
Mrs. G. 81. MoIntire and Miss Nellie Chr
ran are home from visit In Maine.
Miss Belle Beers will teach in the South
Main street school next term.
Arthur Williams is at Cosy Beach for q
week.
Jabez Boardmaa, whose children have
been taken to the county home, is working
in Providence.
Mrs. J. D. Gibbons and daughter Maude
are home from months visit at Rockaway
Beach.
DR.. T. d. Russell of New Haven
and Drs. McGarghey and Rus
sell Of this town amputated
Bridget's arm about four inches
below the elbow, modification having
set in at the place of the first amputa- |
tion.
DR.. Frank Coudert returned yesterday to
New York.
The board of burgesses will meet this
evening. t
The directors of the Dime Savings bank |
Will hold Z meeting on Wednesday.