The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-05-04
D0INGS OF WALLINGF0RD
4 COMING HOME WEDDING-BURKE-
 DoOLITTLE.

Two Other weddings-Good Fishing
 Eintracht Clubs New Quarters Dedi- eated-New Quartet Choir-The Fire De- partment, Etc.
 The invitations have been sent out for the marriage of William II. Burke and Miss Minnie A. Doolittle daugh- ter of Dexter 0, Doolittle, which will
 occur at the Advent church at 7:30 4 o'clock on Tuesday evening, May 12
 Reception at o'clock at the home of the bride on South Quinnipiac street, \ Herman c. Sears and Miss Stefanie Francisco Heimwath were married Saturday evening by Rev. J. F. Wild man.
 The marriage of Fred T. Loomis and X Miss Evaline A. Brown will occur this N evening in Yalesville. N Alderman James Tooth of Meriden x with Will and Ernest Tooth and Fred 'D Blake caught eighteen pickerel and fif- F teen perch in the lake Saturday. Four h of the perch averaged pound and a ~ quarter each.
 y The selectmen will hold their regular N monthly meeting to-day h The Eintracht club dedicate it's new quarters in Franklin hall Tuesday ev- N ening. The hall is fitted up in fine shape with a stage and dressing rooms Ii pf A raartrp and Ger E many are arranged in very tasteful N manner. The ceremonies tomorrow ' evening will be very interesting to those who attend.
 E The new quartet choir at the Congre- gational church comprising Miss Aus E tin of New Haven, soprano; Miss Wells, E contralto; F. A. Wallace, tenor, and N Thomas Peers, basso, sang for the first N time yesterday and their fine singing \ was justly appreciated. \ The road committee has decided to E begin work on the streets to-day, and the streets already macadamiZed: Qu1n- N nipiac, Colony and Center streets, will N be put in first class condition. M. D.. M Cook, J. A. Cook and Strauss Brothers E will do the work.
 " Chief Engineer Martin has ordered IN out the fire department for practice on N Saturday afternoon at o'clock. " There were nine deaths in town dur M ing the month of April M There was less than two inches of ' rainfall last month
 N Harry Meals stolen coat was found N by H. L. Hall near his barn on Elm X street.
 N Louis G. Porter of Attleboro, Mass, \ was in town for a short visit on Sat
 urday.
 "A Adams Express Agent Baldwin re-
 ceived box containing sixteen homing
 pigeons Saturday morning from the
 Millbury, Mass, Flying club, which
 were released at o'clock and started
 at once in the direction of their destin-
 ation after only two circles about to get their proper bearings.
 The new cross was placed in position lon the spire of the Church of the Holy
 Trinity Saturday.
 An important meeting of the direc- tors of Maltby, Stevens & Curtis com spany will be held here to-day to con-
 sider and take action on contemplated
 changes to be made in the management
 and matters of interest to the compa- THY. WHdJ VIII De IHe result Ol lIle COLL
 ference will be known later when ar
 Arrangements are completed and the di-
 rectors are ready to make the public
 acquainted with the facts. One change Ito be made is in the management of
 the business here, as MT. Julius Maltby,
 who for the past five years has been
 manager, will soon with his family re-
 move to Waterbury, where he has ac-
 cepted an important position with an iold established concern in the brass
 business. MT. Maltby and family have,
 since their residence in Wallingford
 made many friends, who will regret the change soon to be made on their part
 in removing to Waterbury.
 Two cases of diphtheria are reported
 lon the west side in the family of A. A.
 Hawes, on the turnpike. One is a
 daughter and the other a young girl
 Living with the family.
 Rev J. T. Pettee conducted the ser
 vices at the Masonic home yesterday
 There was singing by St. Paurs quar-
 tet, composed of Miss Elizabeth Hull,
 soprano; Mrs. Albert s. Jones, contral-
 to; c. H. Tibbitts, tenor; c. c. Carroll,
 basso.
 There was a wordy scrimmage on
 Cherry street early last evening and
 Officer Mooney was sent for, but at last
 accounts no arrests had been made.
 Several cases of measles and chicken
 pox are reported in town.