Morning journal and courier., 1894-01-12
WALLINGFORD.
The High School Building Robbed George Harrison IDjured-Personal

The High School Building Robbed George Harrison IDjured-Personal JOtttngs.
 The high school building was broken in- to during Wednesday night, it Is supposed by tramps. A window in room No. was broken to gain entrance. The visitor went through the building, but nothing of value Is reported as missing. Tho principal point of interest seemed to be the furnace room where the tramps evidently spent large portion of the night, and took the furnacs room key away in the morning.
 The putting in of the new and improved safe vault and enlarging of the National bank building has not only greatly i'm proved the facilities of the National bank but has proved beneficial to the Dime Sav- ings bank, which is now located on the north eide of the town and more conven. iently situated. A lea.e for ten years of it's new quarters has been talk en by the Dime Savings bank, and the change has proved great convenience to its many depositors.
 George W. Harrison, who lives down in
 
 fell from . load of wood yesterday and broke his shoulder and was otherwise seriously bruised. He was taken to New Haven by George I. Williams to have Dr.. Sweet attend to the injuries.
 Judge o. H. D. Fowler is down with the grip.
 George Allen of Pond Hill is reported as very low.
 Maltby, Stevens & Curtis Co.'s factory has started up, although with only a DOT tion of It's employees at work. The others will be put on as busiu ess requires.
 A big delegation from here went to Aer- iden last evening to see Evans and Hoey's "Psrlor Match" They returned on the electrics.
 A four and one-half pound black bass was caught by Meriden parties in Paugh pond Wednesday. The Nsighborhood club was entertained by Mrs. o. N. Brainerd of Washington stre ct last evening. John Graham and family, recently re- ! siding on North Colony street, have moved to Stamford.
 The nickle factory started up yesterday A large delegation from Meriden are ex 1 posted here this evening to attend the installation of Aquilla lodge, D. of R. l E. M Smith is another victim of grip.
 David Eskens has decided to accept tht position offered him ss platter at the Ne tionsl Cash Register company of Dayton 1 O., and will start on Monday. 1 Complaint was made yesterday to R. s Austin, agent of the Humane society, tha 8 horse was out in pasture in Pond Hill evidently left to care for itself. The cas-, l will be investigated.
 Professor G. B. Stevens will lead at tn, service in the Congregational church thi evening. The service will begin at o'clock.
 Professor Stevens will preach in tn Congregational church for the next tw, weeks.
 Fraray Hale was out yesterday for tn first time in several days. Grip. c. Fl. Thomas Is down again with tn grip. A relspse.
 Frank H. Morse will stsrt next Tuesda, for Cuba on business trip.
 E. s. Parmelee will soon start for Nortl Carolina to look after his extensive busi ness located there.
 The electric cars were running to Meri den yesterday without any change at Han over.
 The installation of the grange officer was postponed until next week Thursda, on account of the meeting of the stat grange in Hartford. At Trinity M. E. Church.
 Revival meetings of interest under tn direction of Dr. Bates of Boeton are bein held at Trinity M. E church. The publi are invited.
 l A Pleasant Visit.
 On Wednesday evening, January 10, number of friends from the western par of the city called upon Mir. and Mrs. Alber Gehann of Parmelee avenue. They pre- sented them with a handsome bsrque