Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-14
" WALLINGFORD.

The Arrangement for the Funeral of Gurdon w. Hull-win Apply to Courts for Change of Its Corporate Name-Funeral of MT. Allen-At the Rink.
 The arrangements for the funeral of G. W. Hull to-day are as follows: The re- mains can be seen from Ii to 12 o'clock at the residence of the late Samuel Simpson, on Main street. The basket will not be opened at the church. The services will be at 2:3O. The bearers will be Judge L. M. Hubbard, W. H. Newton, William Hodgkinson, B. A. Treat, W. N. Mix, O.. Fl. Brown and Andrew Andrews. The honorary bearers selected are F. A. Wal lace and W. J. Lsavenworth of this place, W. B. Tibbits and 0. H. Tibbits of White Plains, N. Y. The employees of Simpson, company will meet at town hall at 1:30 to attend the funeral in body. The above factories will be closed all day.
 Simpson, Hall, Miller & Go. has, through it's attorneys, filling, Webb & Moorehouae, given notice that 1t intends to apply to the superior court, in session at New Haven, within and for the county of New Haven, for an order and decree changing it's cor. porate name to the Simpson Rogers com pany. The proposed change Is said to be due to an agreement made with William Rogers at the time of the recent settlement of the trade mark question. There is to be cnange made in the run. ming time at R. Wallace & Sons this week Eight hours a day will probably be the time.
 Rev. J. E. Wildman officiated at the flu ! neral of John Alien yesterday afternoon The bearers were Richard Talbot, o. Martin, H. L. Hall and Street Williams ! The burial was In the Center street ceme ! tsry.
 The ossket for G. W. Hull is of quar tered oak elegantly carved, heavy Gothic pilaster columns with gold trimmings. Tn, ! inside is tufted satin. The caeket is knowr | as the chancellor and came from New Yorl ! Saturday.
 George B. Hull, son of G. F. Hull, ar l rived home from Chicago Saturday even | ing on the late train.
 The anniversary of Accansut lodge, 10 O. F., will occur on Tuesday evening. I ! is requested that as many of the member ! as possible will meet at the lodge room thi evening to arrange tables, etc.
 The Village Improvement society agre to pay one half the expense, if the borougl officers will appropriate the other half, o
 watering Main and Center streets with sprinkler daring the season. The expens will be about $350.
 The Rsmblers' and Business Mems bowl
 ing teams had 8 supper at the WallinRfort
 hotel Saturday evening. Landlord Smitl
 laid out g fine spread.
 The continued case of Bronson vs. tn
 borough is down for hearing to day be
 fore the committee in New Haven. Work on the Hall avenue sewer will be
 gin this week.
 Six of the eight bearers at the funeral C
 CIV. Hull are members of Compass lodge
 F. and A. M. The lodge will not hay
 charge of the funeral.
 There was the biggest crowd in the rln
 Saturday evening that has been in tt
 building for long while. The polo gan 1 was not as interesting or exciting as eon
 of the other contests between the tw
 clubs has been. The game wss called ! 8:15, at which time two of the New Have
 players had not arrived and George Gart
 ner and Bernatehe of the WallIngford ! played on the New Haven team the fir
 half, Kshl and Rswson playing in the
 places on the local team. At ths close
 the first half the score was 3 to 1 in fay. | of the v1a1tors. When play was resume
 the other New Haven players showed [
 and Rawson and T. R. Heineman retire. The score was to In favor of Wallin ford.
 The ball game on the Colony stre
 grounds Saturday afternoon resulted in victory for Casey and Gardner's team by score of II to 3.
 John Mitchell has bought the Titus RI | place on North Main street. . The condition of Mrs. William Lub : | ST., of Christian street, Saturday was I ported as critical
 ; Officer Luke Martin recovered R Hallenbeck's stolen bicycle. The whe was found in a pawn shop on Congre avenue, New Haven.
 Mrs. William Luby, ST., died at 12: ? ! noon, Sunday, aged seventy-two yea l | Funeral Tuesday morning.