Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-09-02
WALLINGFORD.

Death of Nellie FrIsbee-PIenty of
Water at Paugh Pond-Three Cases
of Typhoid Fcver in One House
opera House VIII open Tonight.
The water will be shut off from Quinnl-
piao street at 8 O'Clock this morning to
enable the workmen to put in a new by
drant in front of the Belmont house, in
place of the old one, which Is out of Kill
ter.
Nellie, daughter of the late Russell
Frisbee, died yesterday morning at 10
o'clock from the effects of a cancer. She
was thirty six years of age. Funeral at
$50 Sunday afternoon from house in
East Wallingford. Burial in Center street
cemetery.
Superintendent Hall reports that the
water In the gatehouse at Paugh pond is
Just the same as it was three weeks ago,
which shows that the heavy rains have
borough use and just hold its own. There
is now four and one-hslf feet of available
supply.
A new water meter will be put in r
Wallace & Sons factory to-day.
Miss Alice Carr is seriously Ill at her
home on Hall avenue.
There are three cases of typhoid fever in
one house on Washington street.
Edward Gushee of Cambridge, Mass, Is
the guest of Miss Margaret Cook of Main
street.
Thomas Taylor of this place will play
field for the Meridens to-day in the game
with the AGNES of Waterbury.
"Billy," the hostler at the Wallingford
hotel, dislocated the cap of his knee yes
terday while getting into a carriage. DR..
Coudert attended.
The Brotherhood of st. Andrews will
hold meeting in the parish house on Mon
day evening.
A meeting of the Sunday school teachers
of St. PauPs church will BIS held immedi-
ately after the morning service Sunday for
the purpose of reorganization and the
election of officers.
The opera house will be opsned for the
season this evening, and Manager Wilkin-
son has for an attraction one of Networks
great successes, "Mr. Barnes of New York.
| It Is from the pen of the world known
Archibald 9. Gunter and will be produced
with all its scenic effects.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Murphy, who were
| the guests of Judge Hubbard Thursday, re-
| turned to New Haven on the last train at
| II :35 p. m.
| There was another pleasant outing of
young folks from uptown on the lake yes
terdsy.
Councilman James Toothe of Meriden
aud friend were fishing on tine lake yes.
terday and caught a fine string of pickerel
and perch.
| A large delegation of Neriden bicyclisti
came down on their wheels to hear the band
| concert on the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Fisher of st. Paul
Mimi. are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. D. E.
Rogers.
Rev. F. E. Hopkins will preach in tn,
Congregational church Sunday.
Miss Fannie Youngs has been engaged
as teacher at the Pond Hill school.
Seleotman Jones will provide new flag
for the various schoolhouses In time for thu
opening of the schools Tuesday morning
George Hull of Fair street In home from
three months visit at Franoonis, N. II.
The school board has adopted the Harpel
reader, on conditions, for use IN thu
schools.
Mrs. @. F. HARDWOOD and daughter Carri
have gone to the worlds fair.
DR.. ]. T. Barker and family are expected
home to- day from Block Island.
The Walingford Agricultural societ.
has decided to hold fair on the new tract
| Ou WcoACcIhy uub AhuA0coy3 ootobck
and 4. There will be some good trottint
each day.
Three of our well known fishermen wen
out to Paugh pond Thursday afternoon
calculating to spend the night fishing, bu
after seven hours fruitless waiting started
for home on foot at II O'Clock with nary
fish.
A female peddler spent last night sleep
ing in grocery wagon under q shed Oh
Hall avenue.
T. AGNES vs.. wALLINGFoRD5.
WATERBURY, Sept. 1.-Over $500 pee
pie saw the game between the home tear
and the Wallingfords at the West En-
park this afternoon, but not more tina
half of them paid admission, many Q
them getting in through holes in the fenes
The game was close one and resulted
q victory for the new Acmes by score G
8 to Q. The batteries were: Waterbury,
Carmody and Brennan; Wsllingford-
Downey and Barry. Hits-Waterbury II
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