Morning journal and courier., 1893-12-14
wALLINGFORD.

Death of Mrs. Charles T0othe-The
 Funeral of Henry Bamberg-DuttOn
 Corps Election-A Young Lady In-
 jured While Skating A Coming
 Wedding - Yalesville Turned Out
 en Masse to See the First Horse Car
 in That Section-The Cola Snap.
 Mrs. Charles Toothe, ST died at o'clock yesterday morning at her home on Consti- tuition street, after an illness of about two weeks, aged sixty one years. She leaves husband and ten children. The deceased was 8 charter member of Mizpah chapter, o. E. S., and was much respected by all who knew her. The funeral will be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The burial will be in the In Memoriam cemetery. A son, Harry Toothe, arrived home on the 1:47 train yesterday from Galesburg, Ill.
 Rev. L, P. Perry oficiated at the funeral of Henry Bamberg yesterday afternoon. The bearers were Samuel White, Edwin Tompkins, George Swan, Frank Brsham, Albert Chandler and Jason Wooding. The burial was in the Center street cemetery. Miss Mazle Tighe was knocked down and bruised and had one tooth broken out by a collision with another skater on Simpsons pond Tuesday evening. She was taken into Mrs. Mansfield's near by and cared for and sfterward taken home in hack. The officers elected by Arthur H. Dutton corps, No. 37, ". R. O., are: Mrs. E. A. vice president; Mrs. Perry M. Twitchell, junior vice president; Mrs. A. J. Goodrich, secretary; Mrs. W. L. Parr, treasurer; Mics Harriet Beaumont, chaplain; Miss Georgie Whitaker, conductor; Mrs. George Whit ! taker, guard; delegate, Mrs. D. L. Barber; | alternate, Mrs. B. A. Treat. Christmas sale of St. Paul's guild In the ! parish house this afternoon and evening.
 The marriage of Elbert J. TwiEg and Miss Lillian E Doolittle will occur next ! Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the homo | of the brides father, D. O. Doolittle, near | "Quinnie."
 James Sullivan, the painter, has given ! up his proposed trip to Florida on account | of receiving word from friends there that the psople were starving.
 Percy Atkinson of Brooklyn arrived here ! Tuesday night. He is brother of Her bert Atkinson of Church street. Herbert Atkinson was still alive last | evening and his friends had more hopes ! and believed If he survived through he l night that his chances for recovery would | Uo DottcE LuAA SaOy haA 4o1 SCNCa0A N0J | The residents of Yalesville turned out ! en masse Tuesday to see the first horse car ! ever seen in the streets of that enterpris- ! ing suburb of Wallingford. One of the | Meriden cars was run down over the road l to carry the wor kmen, and it Is hoped soon ! to see the electric cars coming over the ! same route. The trolleys are all complete down through the village.
 The mercury registered from to de- ! grees above zero yesterday morning. Last 1 evening, in spite of the almost zero weath- l CT, there were many ladies out on the | streets with skates, heading for Simpson, s pond.
 This cold snap has already increased the applications made to the selectmen for aid, especially in calls for cosl and wood. 1 Superintendent Hall reports that the
 water rents are coming in in good shape considering the hard times. Only two days more are allowed to settle the water l rents.
 At one of our local blacksmith shops Ill
 horses have been sharpened and shod in two days.
 The officers of Compass lodge No. 9, F.
 and A. M., will be installed Monday even
 ing
 Night Operator Hartigan is still confined
 to his home in New Haven with severe
 attack of the grip.