The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-17
A PRETTY WEDDING.

like $4,OOO of unpaid bills left over from last year.
 A PRETTY WEDDING.
 There was a pretty wedding in St. PauPs church at o'clock yesterday af ternoon, when Addison H. Talcott and Miss Hattie May Lane were joined in marriage by Rev. J. F. Wildmen Har- ry Whitaker presided at the organ and rendered Annie Laurie" with yaria tions, before the ceremony and Iohen- srln wedding march as the bridal COL ple came up the aisle. The ushers were C. Fred Lane and W. l.. Ingraham. An informal reception to the relatives was held at the brides home on Hall ave nue until time for the 5.26 train when the happy couple departed on their brf- day trip amid a copious shower of rice and the best wishes of their many friends, The bride was the recipient of many elegant and useful presents which included a chamber set and fur- nishings, china set, center table per- slan rugs, silverware of all kinds and many other beautiful presents.
 OTHER NOTES.
 Olu oeupen Glue from Vermont" Meigs x Co.,, of New Haven, advertisinp, freak, was in town yesterday afternoon and attracted considerable attention m the streets by his makeup and acrobatic exercises. While in front of Burrs' bo. tel on Center street, with a crowd of boys around him, horse owned by Charlie Dowd, a Yalesville butcher took fright tho T d. lively for a few minutes, but as the animal was hitched to post there was no runaway, although the wagon was upset and somewhat broken. Dowd tried to get the advertising agent to assume responsibility for damages. but failed to connect
 J. B. Kendrick has sent in to the selectmen his resignation as town au- ditor, owing, he states, to the mistake made at the democratic caucus in not nominating W. l. Todd. The selectmen will probably appoint MT. Todd.
 The plans for J. J. Prlors new block on the corner of Center and William street call for a handsome brick build ing two stories, 51 feet on Center street and 80 feet on William street, MT. Prior will remove his business there when the block is completed. The house now on the corner is to be moved back on to William street.
 The letters put in the box at the de- pot after S:2S Saturday evenings will not be taken out until Monday morn ings until S:26. Any letters dropped in the box outside of the postofice before S:55 Sunday morning will go out on the Sunday morning train.
 There are but few tramps who apply for lodgings here now. When the cold snap came on for a few nights there was large number of applica tions, but they were not made welcome and do not come now
 Edward H. Rich and Miss Lena Collis Of this place were married yesterday morning in New Britain and are now enjoying short bridal tour and upon their return will reside on North Elm street.
 Charles Backes has named his new boy Roger Oscar Backes after Roger S. Austin and Oscar B. Lane, fellow mem- bers of the Austin drum corps.
 The democrats will hold caucus in the town hall to nominate borough of- Ecers on November 15.
 The ladies of the Methods society will give supper this evening from to s o'clock at the house of Mrs. Henry Lobb on Wallace avenue.
 c. F. Wooding has the contract to | build a house for L. Nj. Phelps on Fair street. l
 The adjourned annual town meeting | will be held in the town hall this even- ing.
 The bids for the construction of the | new road from the YalesvilIe depot south were opened at o'clock last ev- eninfi. There were four bidders who. | with figures, are as follows: John A. l Doolittle Of New Haven, $1.65 a lineal | foot; Strauss Brothers of Wallingford, | s2.12; Lawrence Bruce of North Ha- ven, $1.6S; W. $. Clark of Meriden, | s1. 1.2914.