Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-03
w ALLINGFORD.

Owing TO the Clio sing of the Stores
Last Evening the Town Had the
Appearance of a Sunday Evening
Miss Mary Parmelee's Condition IL
Critical-School children Enjoy
Sleigh Rides - Lodge of United
Workmen Organised. =.
The Y. P. s. @. e. will have business
and social entertainment and q bonnet
social in the parlors of the Congregational
church Tuesday evening. ALI members
and their friends are cordially invited to
be present. 55E
The Sons of Veterans had q social and
clam chowder in the rooms last evening.
Among the invited guests were: Judge
Hubbard, Warden Newton, Colonel Lesv-
enworth and B. A. Treat.
g. J. Bsmpton's horee ran away on Main
street yesterday and finally came to q
standstill against s. ]. Halls barn. The
only damage done was the breaking Of the
dashboard. n
The scholars in Miss Kelsey's room at
the high school were enjoying q sleigh ride
in ]. A. Cooks big bus early last evening,
and many sweet toned fish horns helped to
make music about the streets. The
scholars from the Colony street school
were also out in Strauss Brothers' big
sleigh and were enjoying the ride for all
1t was worth. -
A. J. Smith of Curtis avenue started last
evening for Washington, D. O., to take in
the Inauguration ceremonies, and expects
to return early next week.
George Morse has decided not to accept
he y,ositfnr Of ftnkat of fho
and Will Psrr will after this week fill the
position.
Mrs. E. L. Brockett, formerly residing
on Hall avenue, but at present making her
home in Philadelphia, is in town for q few
days.
Rev. A. T. Randall of Meriden will
preach in st. Paul's church this evening.
Rsv. J. E. Wildman will preach In Bran
ford.
The condition of Miss Mary Parmelee is
extremely eritical and her death is likely
to occur at any hour.
Officer Dan OReilly found clock key
on Main street about Q O'Clock yesterday
morning. Perhaps the owner had been
trying 1t as q doorkey and had given up in
despair and thrown it away.
General G.. T. Crufts Of Boston, the
owner of the Maplewood hotel at the White
mountains and the San Marco hotel in
st. Augustine, Fla, was the guest of E.
NJ. Judd yesterday afternoon and took the
$50 train for New YORK. General Crufts
is quite prominent politician and was at
one time favorably mentioned for the gov
ernorship of New Hampshire. He was q
delegate to the republican convention In
Chicago last summer, and en- earnest sup
porter of President Harrison.
G.. B. Mansfield and F. W. Miner of Gen.
ter street are credited with strong oppo-
sition to granting license to R A. Lynch,
who expects to open a cafe In the store
near their place of business. As there are
already several saloons on the street in
that vicinity who have got licenses with
out any objections being made It Is prob
able that the county commissioners will
not refuse to grant the license, especially
as no objection can be raised against the
petitioner as regards his character and
oapability of conducting an orderly and
place.
There was large delegation from Meri.
den down here last evening to attend the
meeting in the interest of organizing a
lodge of United Workmen.
The g. A. r and Z. of P. will meet this
evening.
The stores were all closed at $50 last
evening and the streets had the appearance
of Sunday evening, excepting the lights
from the various saloon windows. The
clerks enjoyed :he evenings vacation, and |
It IL hoped that none of the. sfgners Of the |
agreement viii break over.
The msrrisge of Jesse r. Atherton, jr.,
Of Bridgeport and Miss Jennie e. Pike
will take place Sunday evening OF the Ad- |
rent church.
A large number of our German residents |
viii enjoy sleigh ride to Aeriden this |
evening.
g. n Hallenbeck has been connected |
With the Hall Il Eaton company for thirty
years. For several years he was in the |
plating department., but for the past TWEEN
y years has been in the Office and IL now
he general manager.