The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-24
EVENTS IN WALLTNGF0RD
HOUSING MEETING or THE MKIN-
 LEY AND HuBIRT CLUE.

FuIly S75 Sign the RolI-A Wedding-A Vicious Dog-Dr. Saadi to Speal-Candi-
 date Bryan's Visit To-day and the Wall
 ingford silverites.-G General News. The weekly meeting of the Mckinley and Hobart club was an enthusiastic one and was attended to such an ex- tent that there was not sufficient room to accommodate all the members who came. Colonel Leavenworth the pres l ident, called the meeting to order short | ly after o'clock and Judge Hubbard l chairman of the committee on mem- bership reported that the number of | signers, with four papers to hear from, was 375, and it was safe to predict that | before another meeting the number would be increased to 500 Campaign issues and proposed work were discuss ed and committees were appointed to ] look after the new voters to be made. 1 Reports from Yalesville showed that great work was being done in the 'Ville,' the result of which will appear on election day There is a probability of another rally here soon, with Sena- tor 0. H. Platt and Congressman Rus | sell as speakers
 1 Invitations were sent out yesterday | for the marriage of Carlton Hfskox l of Teach n Durham, and Miss Bessie Adele Lea | venworth, daughter of ex-Colonel W. J. Leavenworth, which will occur at 7:S0 o'clock Wednesday evening at the Con- gregational church. A reception from 8 to 10 o'clock will be held at the home of the bride on Academy street. The 1 couple will reside in Durham. | Papers of attachment on the property of R. s. Austin were served yesterday as elsewhere mentioned. Mrs William Bolton, an aged resident of Washington street, was attacked by William Buffers dog and bitten on the lower part of the abdomen. Dr. Will son was called and found that the wound was not dangerous as the cloth- ing had prevented serious injury. A. B. Pixley and family are expected home from the White mountains to- morrow The return has been delayed on account of a slight illness 6f Mrs. Pixley.
 Peter the fve-year-old son of John Murphy of Marshall street. died of 1 diphtheria yesterday and was buried l at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 Dr. John Saadi will be at St. Paufs chur eh Sunday evening and talk on Mohammedanism and Christianity, also on the customs in Mohammedan coun- tries, the Nile expedition, the Soudan and the Soudanese. and the death of General Gordon.
 | H. F. Hall, the leader of the Wal lingford democracy, will endeavor to marshal his forces and give Candidate | w. J. Bryan a good send-off at the 5:26 | train this afternoon. MT Hall is hav- l ing hard times this campaign trying to 1 keep track of the democrats, and it is hard to tell just where they are at
 Joseph J Camp and Miss Lottie Mann of Yalesville were married Tuesday af- | ternoon.
 George Kershaw was before Judge | IluDpetlu SCSlCiouSs Siirtt 6Su 4e cJ iir | wife with drunkenness and abusive l language. The case was nolled upon the payment of costs.
 The firm of Cook & Loller, fish deal CTS in Franklin hall, has been dissolved MT. I4oller continues in business with a new location on Cherry street. l The Misses Carrie and Daisy Me Gaughey went to Northampton, Mass yesterday as students at Smith col lege.
 MT and Mrs. George Butler, whc have been the guests of Mrs C. F Lane, returned yesterday to their home in New York.
 An effort is being made to start g Swedish Lutheran church in this place
 Harry Haywood failed to get place in the Berlin bicycle races yesterday
 He won his heat, but failed in the finals.
 George A. Smith has been appointed
 secretary of the democratic state com
 mittee
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