Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-19
wALLINGFORD.

SeleCtmRn Jones Run Into by Bfcy.
cle-Guests of Colonel Leavenvs0rth
-Cutlery Men Thrown Out of Work
Judge Bartholomew Attacked by
Dog.
John Reynolds COW, that went over the
Community dam Wednesday, was in its
pasture near the lake yesterday and showed
only small cut on Its side and little
lameness as a result of Its experiment, but
1t was noticeable that 1t evinced no inclins-
ton to tear down any fences or try to jump
over any embankment.
The Wallace hose will have little en-
| tertainment in the hose mouse Saturday
| evening.
]. W. Fitzgerald displayed an attractive
feature in his show window early last even
ing that does credit to his enterprise and
would have proved drawing card had 1t
been retained in position.
Sheriff Rod Austin, G. II. Hallenbeok,
A. I. Martin and J. P. Stevenson went fish
ing over to Paugh pond yesterday, but as
the weather was cold and dissgreesble the
two first named soon gave up the sport,
and left the others to test their luck. The
returns were not in at last accounts.
Selectman @. N. Jones was run into and
knocked down by q bicycle on Main street
Wednesday evening, but as the youthful
rider appeared penitent and humbly spoil
ogizsd for the accident Mr.. Jones readily
accepted the same without oherishing any
resentment :@;..r.
Mrs. A. B. Plxlsy has gone to Great Bar
rington, Mass, to attend her sister, Miss
Eva Ramsey, who is critically Ill with
pneumonia.
Judge Hubbard, G. W. Hull, Warden
Newton and e. n. Judd were the guests
of Colonel w. j. Lsavenworth at his sup
per table last evening. and matters pertain
ing to the good of the Temperance cause
were discussed.
Young Wiseman and Lee, who were COM
planned of for imposing on the Hungarian
oobbler on Hall avenue, are said to have
skipped out of town on q freight train
Wednesday for fear of arrest.
The employees of the cutlery department
ct Wallace's and several other workmen
were thrown out of work yesterday by the
breaking of . part of one of the big en-
gines.
Judge Hubbard and Mrs Hubbard re-
turned early last evening from New York.
Nine of the Merlden Wheel club took n
spin down here early yesterday morning.
Mics May Morse Of Meriden will sing In
the Congregational church on Sunday.
Miss Edith Newcomb, who has been the
guest of Judge Bartholomew for the past
year, will, with her mother. return to day
to her home In Charlsroy, Pa.
Miss Clara Barber of Brooklyn 10 the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. L II. Benham Of
Wall street.
M, and Mrs. F. O. Allen are sojourning
at Short Beach and have as their guest
Mrs J. II. Cannon.
The funeral of Josiah Hall viii occur
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock.
O. a. Tibbitts royalty entertained the
boys of st. Paul's vested choir Wednesday
Raw. q. h. Dickinson has engaged oot-
ytspe ut West Haven for the season.
Charles Hutwen and Miss Helena Bar
telo will be married at the Congregational
parsonage Saturday and will start at once
for Jersey City where they viii reside.
William r. Frisbee of Bridgeport has
bsen appointed administrator Of the late
Russell Frisbee estate. r. 8. Austin and
Ozfss P. Merriam are the appraisers.
A dog near William 0'Connef1's market |
on Han avenue tackled Judge Bartholomew
yesterday and punctursd the tail of higl
coat with it's teeth The rest of the Judge
escaped without injury. O'Connen dis
claimed tho ownership of the ferocious |
canine So -
A meeting of the temperance league II
called for this evening to consider the Of
fer of r. L. Spenerfor the rent of the |
Beach house. The price asked 10 375 . |
month with an unlimited lssse.