The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-03
uALLINGF0RD Events.

Pugilistic Citizens Fined-Wedding News
Two New Voting Booths In Town Hall
Polls Open at and Close at 5--Ground
Broken for the New NJ Il. Church--E ieo-
tion Returns to be Received in the ARM
ory-Other Newsy Items.
The polls will open this morning at
8 o'clock and close at p. M, and as
there are over 1,700 voters on the list
it will be necessary to do considerable
hustling to get the vote all in in the
specified time. Republicans should
bear this in mind and vote
as early in the day as possible and
thereby save the committee much time
to attend to other duties.
Thomas McCarten and James Wal
lace were arrested late Saturday night
by officer Reilly for fighting on Col
only street near the night lunch wagon.
While taking them to the lookup Nc
Carton broke away and escaped. Yes
terday Wallace's case was settled by
payment of 81 and $7.38 costs.
Tracy Dutton Of Easthampton and
Miss Bertha Wilkinson Of East Berlin
came here yesterday and after procur-
ing marriage license were united in
wedlock.
A marriage license has been granted
to Howard r. Tibballs and Miss Lucy
Piper of Yalesville.
Two new voting booths have been
put up in the town hall, making twelve
in all.
The vote for representatives here two
years ago was as follows: w. HI. New
ton, 779; ]. r. Hough, 749; Nicholas
Bridget, 615. H. F. Hall, 591. Newton's
majority over Hall was 1888, Hough's
over Bridget 1874. Congressman Sper-
rvs majority over Pigott was 1872. Gov
ernor Coffin over Cady 1877.
Judge Hubbard will act as moderator
at the town hall to-day.
Ground was broken yesterday morn
ing for the new Methodist church on
the corner Of Main and Church streets.
o. F. Wooding has the contract to erect
the edifice, which will be OF wood, with
a seating capacity Of 300.
Edward Harrigan, in Marty Ma
lone" is booked for the opera house
Saturday evening.
The republicans will receive election
returns in the armory this evening.
The National band will furnish music
and refreshments will be served
The Fl. L. Judd & Co.'s works will be
closed all Of to-day The other fac
tories will close at noon.
Republicans be sure and vote early
and then see that your neighbors get to
the polls.
The nominees of the republicans this
election are all capable and honest and
deserving of the united support Of the
party. The representatives Colonel W.
!! ). Leavenworth and Samuel Hodgkin-
SON, are representative citizens and il
elected will be a credit to their town
and the republican party. John Al.
Martin for judge Of probate needs no
words of praise, for his record for the
past two years is sufficient to satisfy
the voters that he is the right man for
the place.
The last and great effort Of the popo-
Gratis last evening was not such de-
cfded success as was anticipated. In.
stead of being 1000 voters in line there
were less than one hundred in line and
not more than a dozen of them were
voters There was an ample display
Of fireworks and a big crowd Of spec
tators on the street, but the demonstra-
ton will not probably make any great
difference with the result at the polls
| to-day.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. Fl. Rowe have re-
turned from q, weeks STAY in Nnrf7,