Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-26
wALLINGFORD.

"A Raid Made on a House of Hi
Fame-Entries For tho Horse Races
Persona Notes.
Yesterday morning about O'Clock Sher-
if R. Austin, with N. F. Ingraham and
Wash Brodwell, made raid on the ''Red
House," a noted house of i'll repute on the
west side and arrested four women and
Porter, Tillie Adams, Kittie Buckley, Jane
Casterbert and Adolphe Russell. They
we're brought before Judge Hubbard snd
charged with residing In and frequenting a
house reputed to be one of i'll fame. The
proprietor of the house, Joseph Gilsuse,
could not be found. The cases went over
until this morning at 8 O'Clock, bonds Of
$50 each being furnished by Jack Shields,
who owns the place.
John Nolan, who works for the Ice COM
pany, met with an accident yesterday at
the Central hotel on Hall avenue A
piece of ice which he was handling slipped
and fell, striking hiro on the leg, dislocat-
ing his ankle.
W. A. Trask and G. q. Boynton are
home from Chicago.
Mrs. Harriet Nichols, widow of the late
Wilbur Nichols, has been granted pen
sion of $12 month, with arrears of $780,
Company KS rites will go to Quinnipiac
range on the 1893 train this morning.
Edward Gushee started yesterday morn
ing for his home in Cambridge, Mass.
Town Clerk Martin has received $500
official envelopes for use at Mondays cleo
ton.
Prof. Franz Milcke and wife arrived
home Sunday evening from the worlds
fair.
Wash Brodwell and the "Dred Nots"
drum corps will furnish music for tie
Guilford fair tomorrow.
J. J. Redmond has appointed F. L.
Cowles assistant registrar for the Yales.
Vile voting district.
The entries for the purse of 500 for
Meriden and Walllngford Driving club
horses at the agricultural fair next week
comprise: T. F. Breese, Bargo; A. Priteh-
F. Youngs, Bessie K; g. q. Bowkers,
Winthrop; G. T. Jones, Signal; E, e
Halls, Gaiety. The entries for all races
will close Friday, September 80.
The Wallingford grange intend at the
coming agricultural fair, to make larger
and much finer exhibit than 1t did at the
state fair in Meriden. The Middlefield,
Durham and Cheshire oranges are intend
ing to make good showing.
The funeral of James Clyne will occur
this morning at 9 o'clock from the Church
of the Holy Trinity.
William Murray's horse, wagon and har-
ness were stolen from his barn on South
Main street some time during Sunday
night, and at last accounts the thief and
plumber had not been recovered.
Zerah P. Beach and George johnson of
Cheshire, appraisers on the estate of
Horace johnson, have returned their ap.
praisal figures to Judge Fowler. They are
as follows: Real estate, s.. 800; personal
estate, 81, AS. 80. Total, Sc, 835. so.
W. B. Hall has again entered the report
ers' ranks, and will collect local news for
the New Haven Morning News.
The board of burgesses will meet this
evening.
Chicken thieves are getting in their
work in various portions of the town, and
from all points come complaints of petty
thieving such as potatoes and fruit of all
kinds \
Yalesville is having a building boom.
Six new houses are now in the process of
erection. b.
James and Bridget Daily have sold to
their son, Keron DAILY, fifty aeres of land
In Yalesville. James Morse has sold to
Edwin s. May half an acre Of land in
YalesYille.