The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-03-30
NEWS FROM WALLINGF0RD
ALI THE NEVIS FROM THE BUSY
 HIPES OF INDUSTRY.

Funeral of Jonathan Andrews-sad Acci-
 dent on the Railroad-Sman Fire Causes
 Excitement-Tramp Causes Trouble
 Basket Ball News-Many Items of Per
 sonal Interest.
 Rev. J. J. Blair ofIlciated at the fun eral of Jonathan M. Andrews yester- day at 12 o'clock from the Congrega- tional church. The bearers were Rich ard Talbot, c. B. Terrell, w. M, Whit taker and John A. Martin of Compass lodge, No. 9, F. and A. M, of which the deceased was a member, having affiliated with that lodge in 1861.
 Word was received here yesterday af ternoon that Michael Callahan, who in company with Thomas Doonan, left here on the 1:47 train for New Haven, had been fatally injured by jumping off the train near the tin bridge below Cedar Hill. No definite particulars of just how the accident occurred could be learned. He was seen to jump off the smoker, but how his injury was time as the train did not stop, Word was received from New Haven hospital that his injuries would prove fatal, Callahan is a son of Timothy Callahan of Colony street. He has of late been working at Hall & Elton's factory. He is about twenty eight years of age, and unmarried.
 The sad accident that befel Charles Trewhella's boy Sunday afternoon should prove a warning to the many boys who of late have foolishly risked their lives climbing about the new school house building on Whittlesey avenue The Trewhella boy was get ting along all right yesterday and his injuries are not as serious as was fear ed they might be-
 There was an alarm of fire yesterday, the particulars concerning which are on another column.
 Yesterdays real estate transfers were H. G. Newton and H. F. Hall to AL phonse Gendron of Meriden, 100x150 feet on Constitution street.
 Manager R. J. Lane of Go. Ks bask- ct ball team received letter from Cap tain Cook of the Fanwood Athletic club of New York, who wants to book a game in Wallingford for Friday even- ing, April 16, as the club will make a tour through this section during that week.
 Conductor Bacon of the 7:05 train from New Haven is on deck again with his injured thumb done up in a band age, and as yet hardly available for work.
 The Rosemary hall basketball team was defeated yesterday afternoon by five athletic young ladies from Meriden by score of to A. The game was played in the armory with not male person to witness the contest
 Miss Carrie McGaughey returned yes terday from her visit to 1sniths col lege, Northampton, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Edsall are home from a visit to New York
 H. L. Morris returned yesterday from Northampton, Mass.
 A marriage license was issued yes terday to Walter N. Pierpont, and Miss Annie E. Millington of Meriden.
 Miss Hattie Pierce was the guest over Sunday of Mrs. F. c. Hastings and re- turned yesterday to her home in South Deerfield, Mass.
 hoo oF will meet this evening as a board of relief.
 On and after April 1 and until Octo- Der 1 the postoffice will open up at [ o'clock in.the morning. The Missionary union will meet at o'clock this afternoon in the Congresa tional church parlors. Miss Alice McChristy is at her home in South Coventry.
 Miss Elizabeth Eaton of Calais. Me. Is visiting her uncle Rev. J. J. Blair. w. A. Goodrich is in receipt of an in. vitation to attend commencement exer. 1 cises of the class of '97 of the Philadel | phia dental college on April ?, 1897. a 1 the Academy of Music in Philadelphia The invitations are very handsome The name of Ralph w. Keeler of thi. place appears among the executiv, l committee.
 | The funeral of Officer Mooney's ho, Willie will be held at o'clock this af i ternoon.
 The Watrous Manufacturing com i pany is now running ten hours a day and five days a week.