Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-15
WALLINGFORD.

TWO Very Pretty Weddings Last Night | Wash Brodweu Will Have a Cat l
 Circus - Death of Thomas Bowe
 After Short Illness of Pneumonia.
 There was large attendance at the Episcopal church at 5:30 yesterday after noon to witness the marriage of Jerome L. Pomeroy to Miss Ethel Hirons. The brides maid was Miss Ethel Hirons, sister of the bride, and Mark B. Saunders ofioiated as best man. The ushers were Sam Clulee, ,H. L. Hirons, Charles Morse and W. L. In- graham. Rev. J. E. Wildman offic!ated. A reception followed ct the house of Henry Hirons on South Main street. MT. and Mrs. Pomery started from Now York on the S:29 train, amid the customary shower of rice.
 There was very pretty home wedding street at o'clock last evening, the con- tracting parties being Miss Lucy Emeline Valentine, daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. 0. Valentine, and James Edgar Lane, the builder and contractor. The house was tsstefully decorated with flowers. In the psrlor was floral arch and bell composed of daisies and ferns, which presented beautiful appearance. Under the arch stood the happy couple attended by Master Russell Hobson and little Miss Fife Smith, while Rev. F. E. Marble pro nounced the words that made them attend in pure white. The bride was the recipi horal decorations were the h.ndiwork of mem tefS, Of which the bride was a member. The guests present were mostly relatives and near | MT. and Mrs. William O. Lane and daughter and MT ana Mrs George w Lane ana son Aae6s[s so tne sonh on sSe aa tsaln ''"'' '0 | Invitations were sent out yesterdsy to the wed Chds SSeS will at ing, June 2s, at the Congregational church. ! George living of South Elm street and Misa | Walipgford, will be married on Tuesday next by
 Sam De Armitt was the guest of Judge Hub
 There are rumors afioat here that one of ouI large manufacturing concerns here was negotiat
 cempany's plaut. with the intention of moving
 T. E. Murphy and Maggie" will be the guest.
 of Judge Hubbard over Sunday, and Mr. Murphy | will speak at the temperance mass meeting 1T
 the Congregational church Sunday evening. Al
 immense gathering will be present to give him ,
 Charles Martin, who was sent to jail Tuesda,
 morning. is out again, some of his friends having
 wash Broadwen now shows up a cat traine
 have an entertainment that will rival BarAum'
 Mrs. O. F siebel of Colony street was reporte, ! as dying at 8 o'clock last evening from the re \ suit of troubles brought on by sudden fall dow I stairs.
 ! start this morning for Chicago to take in tn Superintendent Hall says that the water wi N cHy %N<FF fho al al Ia1 nnt who fail to pay their water rent to-day, and ths it will cost $1 to have 1t turned again, in add
 shown, as all, without regard to person or pos I tion, will be served alike.
 B ! lodge, K. of P, at Danbury today.
 ) bard yesterday and was discharged on the pa { Isaac H. Ives and Mis. William Stowe ha1 |. brought suit against the Consolidated Railros T. | company for damages to their woodland cause | by sparks from tho locomotives burning over + large tract. The damages are placed at $1 F each. Sheriff Austin served the papers yests day
 y Edward Fahey of this town and Miss Rose Co
 fey were married in New Haven yesterday afte
 MT. and Mrs J. R. Campbell will attend u | comme ncement exercises at Smiths college d Northampton, Mass on Tuesday. as their daug s ter, Miss Jennie Campbell, will be one of u
 Judge Martin was summoned to the bedside if ! Thomas Bowe, resident of the west side, ear
 yesterday morning and a last will and testame @ ! was duly drawn. Two hours later Mir. Be,
 died, after only weeks illness with pneumonl ! aged fifty four years. He leaves a wife and fo 7. | sons; John, Thomas and Edward reside in u l, | town, James lives in New York. Funeral Frid 7, ! morning from Church of the Holy Trinity.
 Board of Finance. The board of finance will hold 8 mee
 ing this afternoon at 2 o'clock. It is ps h ticularly requested that every member " d l be present, as business of importance " ,a | come before the meeting.
 <. The Remains Q Unidentified. l. The remains of the unknown Italian VI I, was instantly killed on the railroad betwe v- West Haven and Woodmont are still Il Cox & Henzs's undertaking establishmer ,r unidentified. Coroner Mix Is making sa | inYestiQatiou in the caaa and has alrea