The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-05
uALLINGFORD,

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 on the lake yesterday afternoon and early evening. One hunter winged two, but failed to capture them on account of darkness and for divers reasons,
 The wallingford fife and drum corps has changed the date of it's entertain I ment to October IS. | F. H. Williams of Greensburgh, Penn,, is the guest of H. $. Williams Miss Eva Pratt, the celebrated whist i Ter, and the Winthrop Square Comedy quartet of Meriden will be the attrac- 1 tions at the entertainment of the White | Rose Social club in the armory this 1 evening,
 | John M Hall is home from the White l Mountains.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F McNulty of Wal 1 lace row have new boy baby in the l house.
 1 There are now in the postoffice two l ex-chairmen of town committees, 1 Charles Storrs Hall, for several years I the capable chairman of the republican l town committee, and James c. Roach, 1 who has worked In the same position 1 for the democratic party's interests. ! Both are now supposed to be virtually | out of politics.
 l Daniel O'Connell has sold to Frederick 1 w. Dickinson of Southington house
 and lot in Yalesville. ! Cartridges, which are reported as l quite plenty this year, are selling in 1 Hartford for $1.75 per pair. Otto Olsen of Orchard street died at ! ~ laet ipor of short l illness with consumption, aged eighteen l years.
 ! M F. Cook was reported last evening
 as holding his own, although his con- dition is still critical, hopes are en- I tertained that he will pull through.
 Mrs. J. T. Ellis will speak on the 1 subject, Gods Call for Workers" in 1 the Congregational church Sunday ! evening.
 ! A. H. Dutton post, G. A. R., enjoyed
 a socieal bean bake in the post room l last evening and with speeches, songs, stories and plenty of eatables, coffee
 and smoke passed very pleasant even { ing.
 ! There was terrible stench from the ] rubber shop last evening that was mo- ! liC6bDle dll ONSI Ile pleilllo. l THE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS LAST NIGHT The republican caucus was called to order last evening at 8:10 o'clock by w.. { A. Trask, chairman of the town com mittee. J. R. Campbell was chosen as 1 chairman and F. M. Bartholomew as l clerk. The first in order was the nomi- nation of town clerk, and the name l of Theodore F. Lane was presented and
 he was nominated by exclamation John B. Mix was nominated for first
 selectman by exclamation. l George $. Wilcox was nominated for i second selectman by acclama tion. l Willis A. Trask was nominated for | treasurer by acclama ton. Upon the motion of Judge Hubbard
 an informal vote was taken for regis l trar of voters, which resulted in 92 votes l ceived 72 and F. J. Hall 9. The ballot ! was made formal and F. c. Bartholo- ! new declared nominated.
 For school visitors Judge Hubbard l was nominated for three years by ac- l exclamation.
 Rev J. J. Blair was nominated for
 one year to fill the unexpred term of 1 the late Henry l.. Hall | c. H. Brown was nominated for audi \ tor.
 w. A. Booth was nominated as col
 lector.
 I R. H. Cowles and Joel R. Hough were
 nominated as assessors. D. w. Ives, J. G. Button and Zerah Paanh uara pon,jnotad d jurors.
 Charles R. Lamb, W. A. Booth, John
 H. Button and George J. White were
 nominated as constables.
 Andrew Andrews, F. M Bartholomew
 and Charles E. Yale were nominated for board of relief.
 After his nomination as school visitor,
 Judge Hubbard arose and made a
 statement, in which he explained his position IS purchasing agent for the school board and refuted the attack
 made upon him in the democratic cau-
 GUS Thursday evening by J. J. Red
 mond and showed that his accounts had been thoroughly audited and found correct by the late H. l.. Hall of the school board, and also by the town auditors, and the speaker invited any
 and all the taxpayers to call at any
 time and look over the accounts and judge for themselves. A motion was
 made by D. E. Morris to take an in-
 formal ballot for school visitors, but it was voted down. Judge Hubbard
 stated that he should prefer that a
 ballot be taken, but the meeting voted
 unanimously to nominate by acclama-
 ton and Judge Hubbard was the choice
 without dissenting vote. The caucus l was largely attended, and Yalesville,
 the second voting district, was largely
 represented. The ticket, which is a
 strong one, was selected without any
 opposition and there seemed to be feel
 ing that the names selected were good ones and if the republicans turn out on election day as they should the entire
 ticket will be elected. The caucus ad- journed at just g o'clock