Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-10
wALLINGFORD.

I've Runaways Yesterday in One of
 Which . Wagon Was Dem ollahed Pamping station Will Cease
 Operations To.Day-Death Of John
 Conroy.
 Harry Griegere's horse took fright at c bicycle near Simpson's factory and started on run after demolishing the wagon. Greigere jumped out of the wagon and es- capped injury. @ -,-
 William Grobel's horse took it into It's head to run away last evening, and started from in front of Bartek's harness shop on Center street and came down the street ct preaknsck speed on to Hall avenue, up Cherry street, by the rubber shop. across the tracks at Parker street, down Colony street to its own stable and stopped of its own accord, and performed its lively cir cult without damage to itself or wagon. The annual election of officers of the A. o. H. will occur Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. There was a rainbow visible in the east early last evening for about two hours. At times 1t was quite brilliant. The pumping station at Muddy river WILL CChbO OHSfdblOu6 gO-Aoy ASA sAAo PASo- ent. as there is plenty of water in Paugh pond to carry us over the summer. Patrick Gallagher was moving his saloon yesterday from Center street to his new block on North Colony street. Mat Mccarthy, the painter and decora- tor, struck town yesterday after an absence of many months abroad.
 Tom Feeley proves to bs the finder of Isadore Appletree's lost pockstbook and has acknowledged the fact after having spent the larger portion of the $50 there was in the pocketbook. MT. Appletree declines to prosecute the matter. Thomas E. Murphy ii now stopping in New York city and yesterday telegraphed l to Judge Hubbard requesting his and Mrs. Hubbard's company with him over Sun- | day. Judge Hubbard had to decline the invitation, as he starts to-day for Boston to remain over Sunday.
 The Yalesville water and electric charter has been rejected in both branches of the legislature.
 Rev. J. E. Wildman arrived in New York yesterday from Cologne, and arrived here on the 1O:31 train last evening. John Conroy of Church street died al l 6:3O last evening after lingering illnesi with consumption. He expired while sit ting in his chair. He leaves wife, but nc children.
 The temperance mass meeting will be II
 the Baptist church Sunday evening. ! Elmer Denning gives up his position a
 janitor of the Simpson block on July 1.
 Company Ks recruits will have to drill
 Thursday evenings until time to go t
 camp.
 Mrs. W. O. Medallion of Boston, one o
 the stockholders of the Wallingford Gas
 light company, has sent five elegant sill
 blue ribbons to the four directors of tn
 company. One for Judge Hubbard, Colo
 nel Lsavenworth. B. A. Treat, G. W. Hull
 and one for Warden W. H. Newton.
 The borough tax is now due and mus
 be paid before July 1.
 The Missss Hannah and Minnie Baile,
 will take in the worlds fair in July. 1 The merry-go-round will locate in Ne,
 Haven next week.
 Miss Hattie Wallace is in Chicago, tn
 guest of her brother, G. M. Wallace, an
 viewing the wonders at the worlds fair. The body of Rev. Edward R. Bisho
 will arrive in New Haven to-day from Oh
 cago for burial.
 A meeting of the Temperance league
 called for June 24 in the Beach house fo
 the purpose of efeoting an organizatio
 and the transaction of other business.