Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
wALLINGFORD.

There was but little interest manifested | in the special borough meeting to vote on the sewer appropriations for Hall avenue, South Orchard street and Bartholomew row. There was only small vote boiled. There seemed to be little or no oppoai- ton.
 Yesterday was the wsrmsst day of the season. The mercury registered over 30 degrees in the shade and last evening ct 2 o'clock 1t was at 7s.
 Anyone wishing @ thrifty young elm tree to transplant can have fine one free | by calling at the Hall Brothers market on Center street. ..; A we'll admins cred dose of Jamaica ginger Is considered better for horse with the collie than prayer. At least re- cent developments prove that such is the fact. -s---..e
 Ar. and Mra. J. H. Harmon celebrated their golden wedding last evening.
 The total rainfall, together with the
 snow, for the month of April amounted to
 little over three inches.
 An extra force of men has been put on
 the East Center street driving and cycling
 park to get the track In condition for use
 as soon az possible.
 l After to-day interest will be added to all
 unpaid taxes.
 Druggist G. A. Smith and Dr. G. H.
 Craig attended the graduating exercises at
 Csrnegie's hall, in New York, lsst evening.
 John T. Kennedy of this place was one of
 the graduates from the New York Medical
 college.
 Jeremiah Buckley of Meriden and
 Thomas Donovan of this place are matched
 for pool contest of 150 points for $50
 side to occur Friday evening at E. N. Roach'r, on South Colony street. | Straw hats put in an appearance on the
 street yesterday.
 George A. Glahn is the secretary of ths
 Connecticut branch of the American Pro tective and Tariff league. While digging in the garden Walter Wildman found gold seal bloodstone rinf with the letter T in old English engraved , in the stone. The ring was lost in th' , garden by Rev. John Townsend of Middle
 town, who was formerly rector here, about thirty years ago. Rev. MT. Wildmsn hs l notified the original owner of the find. After yesterday interest will be added t. : unpaid town taxes.
 fl A remarkable ''goose story" comes from ? down in Pond Hill. Harry Doollttle, on | of the contemplating farmers, owns thre
 geese, or rather two geese and one gsnder
 There is nothing remarkable thus far, bu
 the story is that one of the geese has fo
 some time been setting on eight eggs an'
 hstched out eight fine gosllns, which t also quite @ common occurrence. Tn l. other old goose in the meantime has lai' a thirteen eggs each In two separate nest
 and now Is busy sstting on her thirteen while the old gsnder is ss busy setting O T the other nest of thirteen eggs. }, E J. Wsllaoe's shepherd dog started ou s to chase 8 wagon and by mistake got ur 10 der the wheels of the electric car near Wa lscs's bridge. The canine will never cha, y another wagon.
 d Will GilIette's great success, "fhe Pr if vsts Secretary" under the management C
 A N. Palmer, is booked for the opera hous 70 Thureday evening, May 3. E. Bsggsgemaster James Stewart is movin 3. his household goods into Mrs. Crockett :. house on Hall avenue. Mrs. F. o. Allen and daughter are C, D pected home from the south the last of tt r. week.
 o The steamer has b,en inspected by a n agent of the Hartford Steam Boiler Inspec 's iuR company and found to be in first ella ' condition.