The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-02
WALLINGFORD JOTTINGS.
4 BUDGET OF INTERPRETING NEWS
 FROM THE TOHS.

Funeral of Twariokas-A Quarter of Mill
 Hon Dollars Never on the Tax List-rha
 old GAnder Came out Ahead.
 The bearers from Accanaut lodge. I. o, o. F.. who went to Birmingham with the body of Henry Twardokas Saturday were R. A, Bolton. J. A. II. Hcinemah. J, W. Allen, P. c. Townsend. L. B, Hill and W. H. Allen.
 Ivy lodge. K. of P, has elected as off, cers; Chacellor commander. Charles s. Allen: vice chancellor. N. B. Rundle: preiate. W. J. Arthur: master of work, H. D. Kendrick; innster at arms. c. D. Rolfe; trustee. J. A. Martin.
 Mrs, Mary Carpenter. aged sixty-six years. died Saturday of Brights dis case at the home of her son-in-law. Henry Lobb. IT,. on Wallace, street. Tho body will be, taken to New Haven to-day for burial
 Mrs. Rosa Briienn. aged sixty years, died Saturday on North Elm street. The funeral was on Sunday.
 Recent investigations show that s25o,- 900 of investments in the borough have never been on the tax list.
 A. W. Partridge, the crack oarsmap, stands ready to row any man in this section and would like to meet any of the Meriden experts on the lake or Han- over, or both, at any day and date for a mile race.
 The first of the double-oared races took place on the lake Saturday after noon between the champions of last season, Edward and Walter Hall, and Ray Claim and Fred Cooke. the latter winning by few feet. Other races will occur thi5 week.
 Messrs.. Waples. and Korn, committee from the Meriden Musical union, were in town Saturday md completed the arrangements for the society's annual outing and clarnbakc on Paradise Isl and on Friday, July 6. The two bands of Meriden are members of the party and 1t Is probable that Community lake will have some music on that day.
 An interesting ball game will be play ed to-day on the west side of the lals between two hines composed of non- professionals. Hugh Heslin will cover third base for one of the teams.
 Mrs. James Stewart and daughter of Hall avenue are spending few day. in Springfield.
 W.J. Davis returned on Saturday from the New Haven hospital, where he has been under treatment for several weeks
 That old gander of Harry Doolittles down in Pond Hill that for the past four weeks has been setting on ten eggs came off with one gosling. The old goose that started in at the same time did not do as well, as she failed to hatch out even one. Talk about the suprem. acy of the female race.
 W. H. Steinert of Washington street has found an sLLs w. pin and is look. ing for the owner. e '1 tt' Adea Hull was-out Saturday with g new light suit afsl his whiskers trim mad. He bought-a pound of crackers and cheese and assaid he was going te Guilford to be married.
 Drs. McGaughew and Wilson, witt pr. Russell of New Haven, performed z successful operation on Mrs. Vine. Stowe on Saturday. The case was on, of strangulated rupture and the patien is doing as well as could be expected | considering the fact that she is seventy | two years old. ,p or. %, -o.
 M. J., Brown has given up his position as silversmith It R. Wallace & Sons and will go into The business of manu facturing sterling silver novelties il New Haven. '| Y 'F.
 Manager Tayl9s's "colts" will pla, two games of ball in Danbury on tht Fourth. i% The work on the electric road on Gen ter street Is progressing slowly, owing to a delay in getting the trolley wire. George A. Lane spent Sunday a home.
 The borough tax must be paid to-da, to save interest being added. Walter Wildman will enter Trinit, college in the fall.s
 Phineas T. Ives has sent in his resig lnaticn as director and vice president O the Dime Savings bank. The annua meeting of the bank will be held July 16 By the will of the late Mrs. Elishs Whittlesey her son. Elisha Whittlesey ic oda a goyo