The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-08
EVENTS IN WALLINGF0RD
THE REPUBLICAN RALLY IND B.iN- NEE RIISING TO-gLORROW NIGHT.

THE REE UBLICIN NI LLk INO BiN- NER RAISING TOMORROW NIGHT. Labor Day Passed or Quietly-Schools Reopen To-day General News of the | Town. The republicans will open up the cam
 paign tomorrow evening by. banner | raising in front of the headquarters on
 Center street, Attorney c, H. Sawyer of Meriden will be the orator of the evening. The National band will fur nish music. The banner Is a handsome
 one of netting, with the portraits o' | Mckinley and Hobart. Everybody Is | invited to be present and hear the | speakers.
 | Labor day passed very quietly helr. I The factories we're closed and some oi the stores. The principal excitement Tn | the morning was the ball game between ! the New Britains and Wallingferds, which resulted in @ victory for Wal | lingford by a score of Il to 10 In the afternoon the town was nearly desert" i ed, as quite a big delegation went to
 New Britain with the ball team. Others
 went to New Haven and Hanover. l The schools will reopen this morning
 after the usual summer vacation The | corps of teachers at the Central district
 schools is as follows: High school-Frank W. Eaton, Jen-
 nie Campbell, Clara A, Wildman. | in Qphnnl-E,6ith h
 Turner, Mary A. Martin, Annie D. l Peck, Winifred Kelsey, Florence Al lis, F. Inc Brown, Alice McChristie,
 Grace Lingham, Marguerite l.. Brown, | Sadie s. Kelsey.
 l Colony street school-Katharine A.
 Gragan, Louise McHugh, Margaret C.. | Fahey, Margaret F. Myers. Charlotte ! T7 Myers, Lizzie T. Dunne Margaret 1 Hickey, Nellie MacCormace, May J.. l Galligan, James E. McCabe. Cottage school-Lucy N. Allis, Mary Jennings.
 I South Main street school-Miss S. S.
 Jennings.
 l Simpson school-Miss Jessie Martin. | South Main street kindergarten-Le-
 lia A. Maltby and Lulu Bartholomew. |
 Brown, Bessie c. Lane. | Yesterdays real estate changes were:
 c. q. Rolf to M F. Jacobs two lots, 60x112 feet on flight street. Allen Bowe ! to Osmond A. Bowe, three acres on | North farms. w. N Mix, trustee, and
 Jane E. Hall, to Mary Clayton, fourteen l acres in Pond Hill.
 Judge J. A. Martin and Postmaster
 Jones are spending week at Saratoga 1 The Wallingfords were badly beaten | in New Britain yesterday afternoon by
 score of 12 to ?.
 | Simpson Hook and Ladder company will hold an important meeting this
 evening
 1 George F. Hull is home from Chicago Judge Hubbard reports a very pleas l ant and profitable trip in Europe. l The Misses Alice M. and Grace Ade- l laide Lane are home from three | weeks visit in Northport, l.. I. | The Misses Kittie and Marion Treat
 are the guests of their sister, Miss J.
 c. Linsley of Torrington. 1 Dr. J. T. Barker and wife are home
 from Old Orchard, Me. | MT. and Mrs G. H. Rowden are home from Niagara Falls.
 1 Outdoor concert by the National band
 on the plains this evening. l c. N. Jones has sold to F. H. Backes 1 lot 50x150 feet on Fair street. l Saturday night and Sundays rainfall
 amounted to nearly two inches; to be
 more accurate 1.S4 inches.
 The selectmen paid out in town or ders during August $2,211,65 | J. F. Cassin has received his appoint ment as stamp agent for the plains. The salary amounts to SPA year The recent rain storm stirred up the
 water in the lake and fishermen are
 having great luck. Alfred Kahl and I Dan Wetzell caught ITS bullheads yes- ! terday and several other big catches I are reported.
 Contractor Redmond is hustling along the new water main oil Center street 1 and expects to get it laid up to Main I street before the week is over.