Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-05
wALLINGFORD.

j. Randolph Hau Died Yesterday In
Have Been Issued for a Wedding
Selectmen will Meet To-day-saloon
Keeper Kuhlmnn Fined for Violat-
ing the Law.
Invitations were sent out Saturday for the
wedding of Miss Lucy Emeline, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edgar 9. Valentine Of Fair street, and
James Edgar Lane. The ceremony will occur at
z p M, June II, at the home of the bride on Fair
street.
The marriage OF Jerome L. Pomerey and Miss
Ethel Hirons will occur at sac p. m June IA, at
St. Paurs church.
The ball game between the White Rose club
and the Hustlers was sn interesting and closely
contested one and resulted In favor Of the White
Rose by q score of 0 to 7. The feature Of the
game was DeMins' pitching, who is credited with
striking out twenty msn.
Temperance Advocate Murphy and "Sam."
passed through here on the 11Ia train Saturday.
MIR. Murphy stopped off while the train was In
the depot and greeted several friends
The selectmen will meet to-day to recsive and
settle bills and transact other legitimate ousi-
ness.
Judge Hubbard has purchased 9 horse of A: l.
Ives OF Yalesville and is much pleased with his
purchase; The animal Is OF Judge Trumbuli
Dr.. Russell Of New Haven was in consultation
with DR.. McGaughey, Saturday, on the case Of
critical.
Sing Kes the Chinese laundryman, was as.
saulted Saturday, ami struck in the face by q
young resident Of the plains who called at his
place of business on Quiunipiac street. The mat
ter will be investigated. ,
reason of the holding of the train nearly two
hours in New Haven to remove strawberries
from New York, consigned to cities In Mas
-. Redmond and family spent Sunday In
Ihompsonviile: Mrs. Redmond and Dana WIZ
remain at her former home for the greater part
of June.
Miss Ethel Hirons is all at her homo on South
The athletic association will meet Tuesday
| evening at ]. P. Stevenson's store at O'Clock
and arrange for the disposition OF the property
There were sixteen deaths in town during the
| month Of May.
i high school this term and in September will en-
| tor the Wilbraham academy for . two years
course, preparatory to entering Yale college =,
Patrick McNulty had q partial shock ol
paralysis at Maitby, Stevens & Curtis Co.'S fac
tory Saturday morning. HIS right arm ant
power Of speech were affected.
William kaufman, a saloonkeeper on Colony
street, was before Judge Hubbard Saturday ant
was fined $40 and costs for selling liquor to min
/ An appeal was taken. Edward Teelle furnishing
| bonds Of S10o. Young Wiseman and Lee wcr'
the principal witnesses
/ Edward Cotton. The bearers were W. N. Mix
o. Norton, A. P. and Edward Rich brothers-in
| law of the deceased The burial was In the Cen
| ter street cemetery.
| Rev @. H. Dickinson of1iciated at the funera
| of Mrs B P. Sperry. The bearers were E. NJ
| johnson, Heabert Atkinson, G. F. Hull and W q
| Newton. The body was taken to New Haven OF
the II "a train for burial in Evergreen cemntery
| There was profusiou of elegant floral tributes
| The panochle club met at the Central hotel Sat
| urday evening to assist one of the members
Adam Miller, to celebrate his twenty ninth birth
| day. Mr.. Miller was presented with bouquet
| consisting of fragrant cabbage leaves, Hsrrma
| Greuner making the presentation speech Th
| meeting was an enjoyable one.
Eight Hungarian women were put off the S:4
train here Saturday evening, and were shippe
back to New Haven again on the 1908 train wit
| their sundry bundles.
Judge Porter and G. A. Smith went to Ne,
l York Saturday evening
News came from Merideu OF the death Of Kati
Yass, who figured quite conspicuously here a fe'
| weeks ago.
| Andrew Badger, Misses Margaret and Mann
| Koran of New Haven were the guests yosterda
! of Miss Mamie Hayden.
| Charles Hall yesterday received a TELEGRAM
| from Chicago notifying him OF the death OF h
| brother, ]. Randolph Hall, in that city. He die
| st o'clock yesterday afternoon, after sho
illness, of pneumonia. The deceased was we
known and highly respected in Wallingford. q
| was about fifty-five years old. A short time ae
| he went to Chicago, where he had charge Of tt
exhibit at the worlds fair Of the William Rogel
| Manufacturing company of Hartford.
| One of Strauss Bros valuable horses died ye
| terday of collie.