The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-17
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Mlskel Hoyt to appear in "A Contented Woman" at the opera house Saturday evening. The announcement of her sud- den illness was made about noon' as soon as possible after the arrival of the comrany on the 11:26 train. A, bulletin was placed in the show window of Pix ley's drug store, where the tickets were on sale, stating that owing to sudden illness Mrs. Hoyt would not appear, ana that if any who had bought tickets were dissatisfied their money would be re- funded. One of the company stateu that Mrs. Hoyt was not feeling well ana on Friday bad gone to New YoiK to re- cuperate and remain until Monday eve ning. when she would appear at the JIyperion in New Haven. MiddIetoWn f,1avpoers were also doomed 10 dlsap- lnointment. as the beautiful Carolme gave that city the go-by as well as Wal llngford. Miss Josephine Stanton, who took the part of "A Contented woman was first-cla.ss, and if it had not been given out that Mrs. Hoyt would not pc here not one out of ten would nave known from the acting that there hao been a change in the program Ihe advance sale was the largest py apoul $50 of any on record. The company leLt here on the 1o:51 train for New daVen' not caring to take the chances or stay ing over Sunday at the local motel. SeV- eral of the company went to New aorh by boat to spend Sunday
 N. J. Downey is also one or the saiooh Keepers that is summoned to appear ps- fore Judge Hubbard at 1:S0 thls arter- noon to answer to the charge or Vlolae- ing the Sunday liquor law. Iholilas Morrison of North Colony street clalln- ed Saturday afternoon that the seate- ment that he had been notlheo "rth ti!e others was a mistake, as ne was not III it. The reason he was not notlheo Wl'n the others was that he was out oi to"ii at the time and could not De Iouno al that time He is on the list Wltn tne other seven saloon keepers ana Wlil' II he has not already been, be notified to appear.
 N. F. Ingraham arrived home from New York Saturday evening, put ulu not hiring home his recovered team, which will come home later. The horse thief is safely lodged in the jail at Mt vernon and will be brought here for trial as soon as the necessary fequisi- tion papers can be secured
 E. D. Sutliff of Main street is in a dangerous condition from the result of a fall received lately and it is reared that he is injured internally,
 Major Won Grave will install the otfi- cers of Ivy division, U. R., K. of F., to- morrow evening in Masonic hall
 The Wallingford branch of the Amer scan Protective Tariff league has elect ed as officers: President, F. J. Hall; vice presidents, Robert Horton, Tlmo- Inv I. Brosnan, Henry Lobb and E. 5. Ha1l: secretary, J. F. Broedlin; treasur- CT. Daniel $. Sheehan
 George Fellows, one of the inmates or the Masonic home, was taken to the Hartford hospital Saturday. The fourth annual promenade concert and reception will occur this evening Tn the armory. Music will be furnished by the opera house orchestra, with Profes- sor w. E. Rogers as prompter. Ihe affair promises to be one Of the socla events of the season.
 Maggie, the two-year-old daughter O. F. D. Leonard of Cherry street, dled al 8 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Severa months ago the little one sWaIloWed part of a peanut, which lodged some where. and the child had been aims ever since and it's death is supposed te be due to the same.
 The recent wholesale arrests for vlo Iation of the Sunday liquor law strikes terror in the ranks of saloon keepers and yesterday the saloons were Rep closed. where before there has been bu very little regard for the law
 Edwin E. Forrest and Miss Ma Rarnee. who have been the guests Mrs. Hubbard, will start this mornin' for their home in Philadelphia
 "o'Houlihan's Masquerade" is booke for the opera house Wednesday even ing, February 26.
 The armory is elegantly decorate for the promenade concert and recep tion of the Ramblers' Cycle club thi evening. The sides and overhead al elaborately trimmed with festoons etc mandarin yellow and sapphire blu' and bicycles are suspended in all form and kinds. The New Haven Decora' ing company has had charge of tn work, which has been done in an artis tic manner, which reflects credit upo the decorators.
 Mrs Celestia E. Crockett of Hall ave nue and Almon Doolittle of Cook Hi were married at the Summerfield M. parsonage in New Haven January 1896, Rev. J. Balfour Smith officiating The news of the marriage was give out here officially only on Saturday last week, although some of the friene of the couple have known of the maj riage for some time, but not the exa' date.
 Edmund Towers, or, as he gave h name here, James Hartwell, who sto N. F. Ingraham's team and was arres ed in East Brooklyn last Saturday, : first, after his arrest, tried to deny an conplicity in the matter, but afterwal offered to settle the case with Ingrs ham by paying him all the costs ar damages sustained and all expenses il cured, but the offer was declined ar
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