Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-05
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ohm P. Hall Dead-A Heavy Thun. der storm and Big Wind. John P. Hall of South Main street, 8 much respected and lifelong resident of Walliugford, died at 5 o'clock yesterday morning of parslysis, aged eighty-six years. The deceased for many years car ! ried on the razor strop business and | combs, which business he sold out to the late Samuel Simpson,. He was born No ] vember IS, 1908, in the house now oocu pied by William Ives, near Muddy river. Mr. Hall was always stauuch republican ! in politics, though never an aspirant for office. He leaves three sons-Henry B |, Charles Storrs of this town and Frederick H. Hall of New York. Just one year ago yesterday another son, J. Randolph Hall, died of pneumonia in Chicago. His two | brothers, El'zur R. and H. Beverly Hall, and 8 sister, Mrs. William Msltby of Northford, survive him. The funeral will bs at o'clock on Wednesday afternoon, from house on North Main street. Rev. J. J. Blair will offieiate.
 A terrific thunder storm struck here just before 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and for a short time the rain fell in tor rents, together with hailstones as large as cherries. The streets were flooded. A gale from the south was also in order; although 1t lasted only few minutes it was quite severe. The top of fine cottonwood tree near tbe lake was broken off like pipe stem and fell into the lake, narrowly es- caping smashing in one of the rowboats at the dock. The rain for about ten minutes was the heaviest seen here for many years. A mile north of the depot not hardly drop of rain fell.
 Manager Mckee of the New Haven ball team was in town yesterday and arranged to. have Ted Gardner, Casey, Taylor and probably George Gardner of the Walling- Wi1limantic to-day.
 The depot was given much needed and thorough washing out inside on Sunday.
 Charles Norton, who wasted Will Ivss' barrel of wine on the cellar, was before Judge Hubbard yesterday and was given $10 and costs. Not having the cash he went to jail.
 CONCERT OF YALE FRESHMAN GLEE AND
 SECOND BANJO CLUBS.
 The Yale Freshman Gles club and the Second Banjo club will give 8 concert at the town hall, wallingford. The program which will be rendered is as followe: 'ahan' AsF'0''''.nic'ci1ib.''''''''."' Banio Club. We Meet Again Tonight. ht........... .Carm. Yalen A'' Giee Club 0'' '' ! ''e" Ninety seven MT. Bsii and ciaS. cNiGSeisaaro'Snepard no" ! n'' Au diee Club. ff''e
 PARTI. " '''e''' Banjo Club. ''''''''''''' D. t1ssfss Nut Beown v1.fs Maiden, .... carm Yalen
 Glee Club. | My Old Kentucky Home. Foster eii:e Ciub. 1aien - i''N' ''' Giee Club. A'0n
 PART III.
 - ~ Banjo Club. ''>'''' Away Down South, ai:. ::;;c;ibi.'''.''''''.' ciab. Mr. Parker and Club. hes-f"eedy Bright College feaGs: s!. Gss!:.cca;.......C Yalen The men who will compofe the clubs on the occasion are:
 aLKE CLUB. First tenor-E. B; Hume ,97, W. L. Blakesly aisfla Ss R A AIg E vorSis s R. q a.ns% gpsdIns 2. 2. Jsek.o3 's6s., c. W. F. dIliets 'ass., 5. second tenor-F. Joslin 'o6s.. W. P. Keeler sz F. E: Latimer 's7. E. A. Wells s7. H. A. Second bass-F. M. TerrM ,96S,, ". e. Pyle s7, R. L.. Munger '97,F. W. Russell '97, E. F. Ben g6S., L. G. Mead 'G.
 SECOND BANJO CLUB.
 Banjeaurines-F.s s. Munger '9zs., H. R. Han on '9i, N: D. Parsons 'sSs., H. W. Carey 's7, J. Banjos-W. W. Heaton '9e, L. G. Fisher 's7. Piccolos-H. s. Kip '96, F. Dc ". Hoening- aus '96.
 Mandolins-A S. Nathan s6s., Fl. L. Street 5.