Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-08
WALLINGFORD.

Work on the Electric Road Is Being Pushed-Football Game To-day Notes of Personal Interest.
 Work on the electric road is being pushed along rapidly. Yesterday the rails were oarted and laid along side of the road from below Yalesville down to the termi- nus at Simpson, Hall, Miller ac Co.'s fac tory. From the starting place in Hanover to the main road above the Yslesville de pot, the roadbed has been put in condition for the ties and 1t is expected that the track will be all laid ready for business before the first of December.
 Early last evening James Bettis was cart ing a load of rails for the electric road on J. A. Cooks heavy wagon. When in front of H. W. Davis' house on Hall avenue the axle broke and James and the load of rails was unoeremoniously dumped into the road.
 The Yalesville Baptiats have given a call to Rev. MT. Pierce of eastern Connecticut.
 Simpson, Hall, Miller 6 Co.'s works are now running nine hours day.
 Henry Prageman has deeded to his con, '. W. IEdS0mAU, UOAlOO 1cob OI lhuu Ou Hanover street, Yalesville.
 Patrick Gallagher has net as yet applied for license and has stated that he was go. ing out of the liquor business.
 The ladies of St. PauPs guild will give one of their popular suppers in the parish house to morrow evening.
 The football game with the Cheshires this afternoon will be called at 2:30.
 The case against Saloon Keeper Kuhlman has been indefinitely postponed because the principal witness is not to be found. He has probably gone on the same journey as Mshoney of Meriden. The Christian Doctrine Aid society en- tertainment will begin this evening at 7:3O sharp.
 There will be a meeting next Monday evening at the Baptist church for the pur- pose of forming a choral union.
 There are now 116 attending the night school on Colony street.
 c. G. Phelps is home from Washington, D. O., to remain until December 1.
 Miss Belle Taleott has gone to Torrington to visit Mrs. k. F. Knapp. There is thirty-seven inches of water in the gate house at Paugh pond instead of sev enteen inches, as the types made it read yesterday morning.
 The ''Modern Heroine" company that was booked for the opera house this even. ing has collapsed.
 W. F. Whitney has just received full blooded English mastiff, which came by boat from Calais, Me-, and Is present from his brother, Dr. s. T. Whitney of St. Stephens, N. B.
 The marriage of James A. Downey and Miss Bessie Cox will occur this afternoon, at 8 o'clock, in the Church of the Holy Trinity.
 Deputy Sheriff Henry Peck was in town yesterday to subpoena witnesses in the assault csse of Brennan vs. Hall, to come up to-day in the common pleas court in New Haven. The case of States against Henry Saunders, that was to have come up to-day, has been continued until next Tuesday. The appealed case against Buck ley Burr, for violation of liquor law, will come up tomorrow. The case of the borough of Wallingford vs. H. F. Hall was continued yesterday until Thursday.
 DIED AT THE HOSPITAL.
 Charles Gronan of Wallingford died at the New Haven hospital late last evening from complication of diseases. He had been six months in the hospital He has relatives who will take charge of the re- mains.