The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-30
FILLING FORD.

The report that has been printed that
the Housatonic Manufacturing COM
pany had decided to move it's business
away from Wallingford and perma-
nently locate in Birmingham is rather
premature and not warranted by the
facts of the case. The company has
not yet decided to leave Wallingford
and it is hoped will not so decide. The
temporary change of base is only to
get the working effects into condition
The future Of the company will not be
decided upon until after the insurance
is adjusted.
Yesterdays rain was very heavy
while it lasted and the amount Of water
that fell was considerable and flooded
the streets and in several places badly
quilted the roads and walks. The
walk in front of Captain w. N Mixs
house on Whittlesey avenue was badly
washed out. The heavy fall of water
did much toward increasing the water
surfly in Paugh pond, which now will
SLOW nearly if not quite So inches of
water in the gatehouse, which is twenty
inches more than at any time before
since the new water main was put in
The water in the pond is up to the old
water mark before the dam was raised,
but yet lacks over thirty inches to reach
the high water mark when it would
cover the dam and it is believed that
should the month of April be as wet
as the average for that month there
| is a fair prospect of the pond being
| full by the carly part of May
| The floral tributes at the funeral of
little Ethel Bulls yesterday afternoon
| were many and beautiful and We're as
| follows; Large wreath of roses and
| ferns, Grandma Snowman; boquet OF
white roses, Garlic and Freddie Snow
| man, Waterbury; basket of roses and
carnations, Mrs Spencer Meriden,
boquet, white roses, Mrs. Seeley, Meri-
| den; fiat piece hyacinths. Edward Bull
/ lis, New Haven; boquet, pink and white
roses, Mrs. Henry Barrey; fat piece
Lauretta and Walter Lynch; fiat piece
Mrs. Horace Botsford; boquet Of roses
Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Chamberlain
boquet of white daisies, Mrs. w r. Per
| kins; carnations, Mrs. Fl. B. Sherman
roses and carnations, Mrs. A. H Tai
colt.
Perseverance division, S. of T., will
visit Resolute division in Meriden this
evening.
The first anniversary Of the M. I,
church of this place will be celebrated
this evening in Odd Fellows hall.
supper and entertainment viii be il
order Rev. +. w Harmon of Merider
will deliver the anniversary address.
The two Italians from New Haven
Frank Ross and James Stevens, wht
were arrested for abusing horse il
Yalesville, We're fined S. and costs.
DR.. Charles N. Dennison is to locat'
an office on North Main street.
r. w. Lynch moved his business int
the east store in J. J. Prior's new blocl
on Center street.
T. H. Heineman has severed his con
nection with A. Z. Russell on Cente
street.
Joseph Flynn, captain of the Trinit
: college basket ball team, was the CUES
over Sunday of DR.. p. Wilson. TIL
entire team was entertained after Sat
urday evenings game at the house c
DR.. Wilson before taking the train fo
home.
, There was large attendance at tn
basket ball game in the armory Satul
day evening between the Trinity CO.
Iege and Company KS teams. TIL
game was a1ively one and the umpir
seemed to find cause for quite nun
Der of fouls of which Co. KS boys wer
the sufferers, as the college boys ge
| six of the eight goals on fouls, Will
the local team got only one. The cor
test resulted in victory for Hartfor
by d score of to 4. Joseph Muldoo
of the Hartford Y. NJ. C. A. was un
pire, with r. J. Lane of Company +
as referee.
The young ladies from Rosemar
hall went to New Haven Saturday al
ternoon and played basket ball wit
team of young ladies from Prof. All
derson's gymnasium class and the gam
g which was quite an interesting one, rt
q suited in favor of the Rosemary ha
= | team by q score of to 9. The man
n friends of the Rosemary hall teal
were pleased with the result of the fir!
y game. with out of town teams.
+ On and after May l milk will be sol
. by the dealers for five cents quart,
y MI and Mrs. Thomas A. King HAY
70 sold to William J Hicke a house an
lot on River street.
!. Mir. and Mrs. NJ. D. Bulls wish to ey
I. press their heart felt gratitude for Il
I. sympathy and kind acts of the
neighbbors and friends in their tin
of sorrow, and also for the many beal