The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-09-23
WALLINGFORD.

Saturday was considered the hottest
day in the season, the mercury ranged
from 95 to 100 degrees in the shade, and
i'm the sun it was "out of sight"
The water main TO Maltby, Stevens,
g. Curtis company's on Hall avenue is
now laid along the bottom of the lake
instead of over the bridge NJ. ]. Red
mond & Co. had charge of the work,
John Doyle was struck by Ingraham's
mack and knocked down on the corner
pt Colony and Quinnipiac streets early
Saturday evening, but was not serious
ly injured,
One of the plains residents was as
saulted and received hard usage late
Friday night by three other residents
of the west side of Colony street. There
have been no arrests, but day of reck-
pning will come later.
The attraction at the opera house
next Thursday evening will be the new
and funny musical comedy, THE Gill
hooys Abroad" written by James Cor
man, whose name as author is a guar
The leading parts will be assumed by
John and James German, the latter as a
wealthy real estate owner, "Owen Gill
hooly," and the former as Jonathan
Tubbs,' legal luminary. Their parts
have been created to suit them, and fur
nish unlimited scope for the display of
their humorous talents which have
made them favorites everywhere.
The company supporting the Messrs.
German have been selected with care.
all members being remarkably adapted
to their respective parts.
Plenty of singing, dancing, pretty
marches. etc, etc, will be introduced,
and all those who attend the perform
ance of the Germans are sure of seeing
a new and, above all, clean entertain
ment.
Workmen have been at work for sew
eral days stopping a leak in the dam
made under Community bridge. A large
amount of dirt has been carted for that
purpose and placed where it would dc
the most good, and the leak has been
stopped.
Accanaut lodge, 7. o. o. f., will hold
an important meeting Tuesday evening
and every member is requested to be
present.
Louis c. Porter now working in Attic
boro, Mass, arrived here Saturday ev-
ening for a few days visit.
George A. Lane will have charge OF
the Adams Express office here on We'd
nesday, while Agent Baldwin is at
tending the Masonic home dedication.
G. H. Wilkinson was fined $50 and SIS
costs by Judge Hubbard on Saturday
for selling lager on the fair grounds
last week. The case was brought by
Dwight futile of North Haven.
Miss Eliza Won Grave will go to New
York to-day to teach in the New York
college of music.
M. E. Cooks condition was reported
Saturday as on the improve.
James Flynn, aged tn1rty-two years
died early Saturday morning at his
home on the west side of town, where
for six years he had been confined te
his home with paralysis of his legs.
The condition of N. f. Ingraham Sat
urday was reported as encouraging, and
1T is believed that his recovery will be
speedy.
The third and deciding game of base.
ball between the East Wallingford and
Northford farmers Saturday Afternoon
was won by the first named by an over.
overwhelming majority The first in.
ming resulted in fourteen runs being
scored and after that no attempt was
made to keep track of the runs, there
was so many Casey, the Gardner
brothers, Bundle, Sheehy of the regular
Wallingford team, turned grangers fol
the day and played with the East Wall
ingford team.
Mrs. Watkins of North Manchester j:
the guest of Rev Henry Stone.
Quite a number attended the Berlin
w. c. T. U. convention on Thursday
There was quite large attendant,
at the w. c. T. U. meeting in the Con
gregational church on Friday Afternoon
and it was very interesting meeting
Mrs. G. A. Holmes of Meriden presided
and gave a very enthusiastic talk
Mrs Fred Cone, the secretary, ant
Mrs. Asahel Andrews were elected del
egates to the convention in Hartford
October 1-3.
John Kendall Of Hartford and Mis-
Johanna Linnehan are to be married O,
Wednesday,