Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-11-01
WAELINGFORD.


to the Worlds Fair and Has Not
Been Heard From-Grand Concert
by Ivy Lodge knights of Pythias-
The Andrew-DOolittleN uptials To.
Morrow.
There are two weddings booked for this
evening. At 7:30, at the residence of
David Eskins on Center street, Miss Pau
line Eakins and John R. Cottrill will be
Joined in wedlock. Rev G. 81. Dickinson
will oficiate. At 8 O'Clock, at the residence
of Charles N. Lane on Center street, Miss
Fannie Elizabeth Lane and Arthur q.
Wilton will be united in marriage. Rev.
A 7. Randall of St. Andrews church of
Meriden will be the officiating clergyman.
One of the prettiest weddings Of the sea-
son will be solemnized at the Church of the
Advent tomorrow at noon, when Miss Bes-
sic Andrew, daughter of G. @ Andrew,
will be married to John A. Doolittle. Both
are we'll and fsvorably known here, and
have hosts of friends in New Haven, who
will wish them no end of happiness and
property. Miss Andrew is musical
artistic of rare ability. The ceremony will
be performed by Rev. Mr.. Stone, the pas
tor of the church. After bridal tour to
Niagara Falls the couple will reside in this
town.
Will Carroll, brother of O. q. Carroll,
went out to the worlds fair nearly q
month ago, and as he has not yet returned
and no word had been received from him.
considerable anxiety was felt as to his
safety, and 1t was feared that he might
have been q victim of one of the numerous
railroad disasters. Tidings have now been
received from him, and at last accounts he
was in Canada paying Welt to friends,
and was all right.
Officers Martin and Heineman arrested
John Brennan early last evening and
placed him in the lookup. Brennan was
one of the gang that broke into E. NJ
Roach's barn on South Colony strest about
two months ago, and since that time has
been in hiding from the officers, and il
now proves that he has been concealed in
the house of his sister on Christian street.
Officer Martin, who has had the warrant
for his arrest, had reason to believe that
he was concealed at his sisters, and early
last evening, with Officer Heineman,
visited Christian street and caught the
youth mapping and locked him up.
Miss Josie Del Rosa, young Italian
girl, aged eighteen years, died yesterday
of consumption at her home on Bartholo-
new row.
The steamer was out for little exercis.
ing early last evening and the black smoke
was thick around the corner of Main and
Center streets.
George A. Smith was able to sit up foI
a short time yesterday, but will not be out
for several days yet.
Judge Davis of Meriden rendered his
decision yesterday in the Peter Luby case,
which grants the application for con.
servstor, and named William Luby, jr, as
the eonservator. Attorney G. A. Harri
son, representing the opposition, gave no
tice of an appeal.
The new directory has total of 1851
names, which shows an increase over 1891
of 419.
The polls will be open from 2 to O'Clock
this evening to vote on the establishing OF
a sinking fund in the borough.
The first grand concert under the aus
pices of Ivy lodge No. 43, K, of P. will be
in the opera house Thursday evening, No
tet of Boston, assisted by Miss Ida Flor
ence, the talented reciter, will form the
attraction. Reserved seats are now on sale
at Pixley's.
The W. G. T. U. will hold an important
meeting this afternoon.
The cases against Saloonkeepers E. M.
Roach, j. G. Wrinn and Patrick Gallsghe,
for violation of Sunday liquor law are as
eigned for trial this morning at 9 O'Clock
before Judge Hubbard.
To-day ia the last to make out your tax
list and save the 10 per cent. addition.
The selectmen have called special town
meeting for Saturday evening, to take &C.
ton on adding all school supplies free, as
we'll rs text books.
A meeting of the Temperance league and
all who are interested in the temperance
cause will be held this evening at the Beach
house to discuss important matters per-
tanning to the keeping up of the temper
ance rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Briggs have new
son that was born Monday night
The cases against Joseph Lynch and
Henry Saunders for assault upon Thomas
Whalen came up before Judge Hubbard
yesterday morning and was continued IN.
til this morning at 8 o'clock to allow the
accused to get witnesses.
Rev. Asher Anderson of Meriden will de-
liver the preparatory lecture for COM
munion Sunday at the Congregational
church this evening.
The Ranblers have about decided not to
give ball this season but will give three
subscription socials instead.
Messrs. Pixiey and Andrews bagged six
cartridges, one quail and one woodcock
yesterday.
Patsy Coughlin has gone to New York
to join the Kings Daughters company ss a
comedian.