The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-03-13
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l her singing was much ellJoyeu anu iS
 ceived favorable notice by the city
 press. The Springfield Republican
 says. 'Mr. Towne was capably as-
 sisted by Mrs. Dena Daudey Hall
 soprano, who sang Dudley Bucks Ave
 Maria and Arthur Sullivan's Where
 is Another Sweet in a style which called forth cordial recalls" The Union says: Mrs. Dena Daudey
 Hall in her two songs, Ave Maria and Where is Another Sweet won much credit. Her clear. melodious so-
 prano was most tremendously adapted
 to the selections and her technique was
 excellent
 The De Moss family, lyric bards, who will appear in the opera house
 Thursday evening under the auspices
 of the O. U A. M., are receiving favor able notices from the press and will present a very attractive musical pro- gram, both vocal and Instrumental. Reserved seats are now on sale at PiXley's.
 The rifle teams from the old and original Lime Kiln club and the new club that bears that name, will have contest on Monday evening to decide
 which shall be entitled ito the name of
 the Lime Kiln club. Patrick Hayden is captain of the old club team and Thomas Carroll of the new one.
 Tn the superior court in New Haven yesterday decree of divorce was granted by Judge Wheeler to W. B. Hall of this town from Belle l.. Hall on the ground of desertion. The GUS tody of the children was given to the petitioner
 The announcement that "Jane" is to be seen in the opera house Saturday evening has created quite a commotion in society and the theater-goers are trying to remember the funny situa- tions in the great laughing success and remember with pleasure the for mer visit of this company early in the season.
 c. G. Phelps is home from Washing ton, D. c.
 Con. Hauenstein, jr., and bride are home from their bridal tour.
 Chief Martin requests the members of the committee of arrangements for the fire department ball to be present at Wallace Hose house this evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 George Butler, the clarionet player, formerly of this town, is now travelling with first class company and was in Hartford one day last week.
 Frank M. Barber is again connected with the Connecticut Associated Press in New Haven. He began his duties yesterday.
 James N. Pierpont and Miss Belle Pritchard were married Monday even ing by Rev. Henry Stone, The bride groom is siXty-three years of age and the bride seventeen. A case of union of December and May.
 There is a lively prospect of Walling- ford having a first-class amateur base ball team this summer with the veteran battery, Casey and Gardner, in fine form and George Gardner, Mcguire, Rundle Barry and other experts to make up the team. There is an effort being made to interest some of the low CTS of the national game in the matter and form an association and issue shares at $5 or more each and raise enough to fit up a ground with grand stand and other conveniences. There | are enough citizens who should be will ing and anxious to help support ball team here for the coming season, and no doubt there is if the project is han dled in the right manner
 Frank Wallace of Cheshire died Mon day morning, aged seventy years The deceased was brother of the late Robert Wallace and was well known here. For many years he ran the Wal l lace house in Cheshire. His daughter | is Mrs. J. Walter Mix of Yalesville, wife of the senator from the Sixth dis 1 trict
 The body of Miss Nettie McLaurin | was brought here from Meriden Mon | day afternoon and inferred in the Cen | ter street cemetery There were many | friends at the burials, as the l deceased was much respected and be- | loved by all who knew her. Rev. E. w. | Husted of Meriden officiated
 Henry V. B. Smith of Crossville, | Tenn, has purchased the Weekly Times | plant and will issue a weekly paper, | next week.
 Charles Wustrok, who was confined in | the lookup over Sunday, was taken up | to the Hartford insane retreat by | Sheriff Austin and William McGuire. He was quite violent during the trip.
 Horace Austin, who looks after the canal at Paugh pond, says that the break reported in the canal is not a new one and is simply leak where the blasting was done and cannot be re- paired until the frost is out of the ground.
 Miss Gertrude Hodgkinson is home from White Plains, N. Y.
 Charles D. Morris arrived home from Chicago Sunday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. Morton Judd and son arrived home from the south Sunday evening after an absence of over two years.
 Mr and Mrs. Walter Frost have a new baby girl.
 Mrs. B. R. Lester of Hartford has out Miss Anna Wright's milli- 1ery business in Simpson block Miss Wright will remain in the store.
 L. G. Call, Simpson, Hall, Miller & 1o s travelling salesman, is at the New Haven hospital for treatment
 G. M. Wallace of Chicago was in town Monday,
 Mrs. Atwater Treat mother of B. A. Treat, is critically i'll at the home of her jon on Church street.
 John McLaurin, a brother of Miss Iettie McLaurin, is now residing with lis family in Wisconsin and could not "a 1Nracopf at tha f11pera1 pf eie l