The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-12-31
EVENTS IN WALLINGF0RD
MANY NOTES or INTEREST HERE
AND THERE.

The Sudden Illness of Miss Jeanette
Iowrie-She is Improving
Weaver's Bullet WOund-The Oneida
Community Gives Deed of Real Estate
-Morse-Avorln Wedding in Branford
Next Wednesday.
Miss Jeanette Lowrie, the leading
lady in Thomas Q.gseabrool1s 1.-THE
Spectator" which showed in the
opera house Tuesday evening, was TAX
en- suddenly i'll after the first act, but
pluckily appeared in her role in the
last act, and carried out her part with
out anyone in the audience suspecting
her condition, but collapsed as the cur
tain dropped and was carried to her
room at the Wallingford hotel, where
Drs. McGaughey and, Dennison were
summoned, and she was cared for, and
yesterday she was doing as we'll as
could be expected but will have to re-
main here for a few days. Miss E. V.
Smith, q trained nurse, is attending
her. Her husband is with the Sothern
company. Miss Anna Justin, who took
the season, was telegraphed to join the
company in New Haven. Mr.. Sea-
brooke spoke words of praise for Miss
Lowrie for her courage and nerve in
appearing in her part in the third act
when she was hardly able to stand on
her feet. The August number of Mum
sey's has fine picture and sketch of
Miss Lowrie.
The examination Of Capt" Weaver
by DR.. McGaughey brought out the
fact that the bullet, a 22-calibre, went
into the ear, took a downward course
and was located in the muscles of the
neck The wound is not a serious one,
but his general condition was found to
be quite bad, and he was taken to the
hospital in Meriden.
Rev. Henry Stone will conduct the
services at the Masonic home on Sun
day.
j. w. Bull has the contract to build
r. A. Bottoms new house on Washing
ton street.
Entertainment of Co. I, Hibernian
Rifles this evening.
The Oneida community has decided to
John Ryan six acres of land on the
turnpike west of the lake
Miss Leigh Johangton of Pelham
Manor school is the guest of Miss Bes-
sic Lane Of South Main street
The wedding of C. ]. Morse and Miss
Mamie Averill of Branford will occur
next Wednesday evening at the home
of the bride. The wedding tour will be
to Saranac Lake in the Adirondacks.
The Metropolitan Rubber company's
and the New York Insulated Wire COM
pany's works will start up this morn
ing on full time, after a week shut
down for inventory.
Bailiff White is doing good work I'M
der orders from the warden, in seeing
that the sidewalks are cleared from
snow and ice. The borough bylaws
are very plain on the matter, but have
never before been properly enforced.
Fishermen should remember that the
statutes forbid fishing of any kind in
the lake or its tributaries between De-
cember l and April 1 each year, and
, trouble will be saved if the fact is
not forgotten.
committee of Pinta council knights
Of Columbus, has been appointed to ar
range for banquet on the thirteenth
anniversary of its organization, Feb
ruary rs.
Jabez Weaver, a brother of Charles
H. Weaver now in the Meriden hospi-
tai. resides in New Haven.
W. A. Booth returned last evening
from fruitless search for his missing
horse to Meriden, Middletown and
neighboring places.