The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-15
WALLINGEORD.

The water commissioners are now
considering the request of II. l.. Judd
& Co. and other manufacturers west of
the road for an Improvement in the
water supply, which means having n
larger water main from Main street
through Center to Cherry street. At
the present time there is an eieht-inch
main, which is not large enough to give
the necessary force in case there should
be a fire in one of the large factories
and 1t is proposed to lay a new twelve
inch main, which would greatly in
crease the force and supply for the
entire plains, which is fast building up
and must be looked after. Like every
other town mistake was made when
the water works were put in in not
laying larger mains on the principal
streets, as well as from the pond, and
the same course will have to be gone
over that is to remedy the mistake as
other towns do.
Wallingford has now two L. A. w.
consuls, w. r. Gilbert and j. r. Cot
trill. The former is on hotel contracts
and ordinances. the latter on sign
! boards.
The local hits sprung at the Ram
blers' MINISTRIES were well got up and
| in several cases struck the mark
square. Sile Becroft in disposing of
the democrats consigned them to the
lake for fishing and duck shooting.
Mrs. A. B. Reed of Deep River is the
latest arrival as an inmate at the Ma
sonic home.
| The gypsies made only a short stop
1 at the Yalesville camp grounds and
were gone yesterday.
| Colonel Burpee. Major sucher and
Lieutenant MINI were at Company KS
armory last evening.
| A part of Hall & Elton company
closed last night until Monday. The
other portion will run to-day and to-
morrow.
| A. I. Martin has sold the building
south of Judd's between the railroad
and Cherry street, formerly used as a
carriage shop, to Hodson Oddly, who.
it is said, will go to making wheels.
i There were less than a dozen at the
i town meeting last evening and it was
adjourned until the first Monday in De-
/ tober.
/ This year the North Main street
schools graduating class will have a
class day which will occur on Friday,
| June -.
The various committees for the
graduation day exercises of the North
4 Main street grammar class, which oc-
cur at the school Monday afternoon,
June 90 are as follows:
Observation-Disclosures Grace Gill
bert; Eva Lobb, Mary McConbrey, Mel
lie Robinson, Minnie Gedney, Euniee
Platt, Reuben Fox, Edwin Powers,
Harry Bartholomew, Frank Gaffney,
Louie Decker, John Mix, Charles
Dunn.
Flowers-Chairman Clara Munson;
Cora Prince, Grace Foote, Grace Pad
dock, Ellsworth Hall, Roland Bots
ford, Percy HILL Colin Barrett, Willie
Parker, Edward Luby.
! Ferns-Chairman Pearl Chamber
lain; Malcolm Mckenzie, Roscoe Lamb,
Lionel Woodhouse, Robert Eaton,
Grace Smith.
| Badges-Chairman Daisy Brooks;
Clara Hubbard, Belle Sheehan, Francis
| Brown, Clara Todd.
Distribution of flowers and badges
Chairman, Eva Lobb; Clara Todd,
Dora Beckett, Eunice Platt, Clara Hub
bard.
Johnnie Kennedy and Dennis Buck
ley of the White Rose Social club went
to North Haven Wednesday to post
bills Of the society's social and were
pulled in by the North Haven officers
for posting the bills on fences and had
to pay $1108 apiece to settle. Look out
boys North Haven is a bad place.