The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-22
W.iLLINGFORD.

There is a rumor here, which is
claimed to be authentic, regarding the
proposed changes to be made by the
Consolidated railroads Air Line route
to this place. The project as given Is
to do away with the present lower
branch for several miles across the salt
meadows up through Montowese, North
Haven and East Wallingford, and run
the trains on the main branch UP above
North Haven and then branch out and
go up the valley east of Pine Hill near
Simpson, Hall. Miller & Co.'S factory.
This is virtually the old original survey
of the Air Line made thirty years ago.
From this point the road will run d.
rect to Middlefield and above join to
the present line of the road. The new
route is said to be more direct and has
several other advantages that are con-
sidered as important
The selectmen have selected as names
to be sent to the clerk of the superior
court as jurors for one year from Sep
TENDER l, 1885, George Cook, C. R.
Lamb, J. A. Miller, P. J. Hall, e. J.
Hough, j. N. Barnes, ]. A. Mckenzie,
c. E. Yale, G. F. Parker, A. c. Burghoff,
W. H. Mckenzie, F. T. Hancock, T. ].
Mccarthy, H. C. Wooding, HI. l.. Will
cox, A. l.. Judd, G. w. Backes, William
Luby, jr., w. H. Cook, q. p. Beach, J.
A. Allen. w. H. Bartholomew, G. A.
Hopson, H. w. Andrews, ]. r. Camp
bell. J. P. Stevenson, j. M. Cannon, J.
A. Hall. G. !. Williams, J. B. Mix, M
O'Callahan, w. Burr Hall, D. w. Burke
J. ]. Myers, J. III. Paddock M. E. Cook
=. M. Bartholomew, j. .. Bartholomew
James Barry, G. H. Reilly, L. Fl. Hall
G. W. Cook, J. w. Blakeslee, Andrew
| Andrews, D. w. Ives, Almon Doolittle
G. D. Hall, c. H. Tibbitts, Amos Ives
G. w. Woodhouse, J. w. Mix, w. A
| Kendrick, j. B. Kendrick, +. c. Allen
| L. M. Phelps, Harry Doolittle, e. d
| Clinton, ]. H Francis.
Engineer Mckenzie and the Waling.
| ford and Cheshire selectmen have sue
| ceeded in locating the line between the
| two towns. Farmer Clark's shed, where
the sheep were killed by dogs recently
| is within the Cheshire boundary, and
that town will have to compensate him
| for the loss of the sheep.
| Captain LaBarnes will inspect Com.
pany l of Meriden in small arm target
| practice to-day.
The large granite monument that has
for many years stood in H. B. Todd:
lot in the Center street cemetery, has
| been removed to the I'm Memoriam'
cemetery on North Main street.
The voting on the electric light ques
ton will occur tomorrow from to
p. m. in the town hail.
Mrs. L. G. Clark of Chattanooga
Tenn, is the guest Of her brother,
| F. Broedlin Of Cherry street.
! w. A. Booths CLARA B. has been en-.
! tered in the 2:45 class at the Branfort
races Memorial day.
There was only one session at schoo
yesterday on account of the storm.
Hall & Elton & Co.'S factory CLOSED
| last night until Monday.
| For some time past there has been 6
| dispute over the ownership of certain
| portions of shafting and machinery IL
| the wheel shop between Hodson Oddly
and B. A. Treat. Yesterday it was left
out to Attorney c. A. Harrison as ar
bitrator, and his decision regarding
| the articles in question was in favor OF
B. A. Treat of the wheel company.
The ladies' of st. PauIs guild gave
the last of their suppers for this season
yesterday afternoon and evening.
The X. OF P. state parade yesterday
| done one thing anyway. 1t brought the
| long hoped for rain.
w. A. Goodrich and j. P Craig caught
sixty-six bullheads in the lake yester-
| day.
Thirty couple of young folks from
here are arranging to go to Cheshire
| next Tuesday evening and have dance
| in the town hall.
The condition of Mrs. L. NJ. Benham
| is reported as decidedly improved.
| Ivy division. U. r. K p, returned
| last evening, not covered with glory
| but with Meriden mud
Chatterton-Hardup seems to be flav-
ing better luck lately. Wiggins-What?