The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-06-26
WALLINGNORn EYENYS.

The Proposed Letter Observation-Disclosures
of Grammars Schools-Fined $500 for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney-News from tho Dta-
mond-other News Items.
Yesterday mornings Springfield Re-
publican Washington dispatches stated
that the free delivery system in Wal
lingford had been postponed from the
first to the fifteenth of July The post
office officials here have not as yet re-
ceived any notification regarding the
matter; neither has any report as to
who will be the letter carriers been re-
ceived.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hinckley, of
Simpson avenue, have son and heir
who weighs S1a pounds.
W. A. Booth was a Charter Oak park
yesterday and reports that the Walling-
ford horses at that place are getting
along finely.
There is considerable surprise that
there was but two of the graduates
that passed at the Colony street school,
Johnnie and Essie Hassett,
The west end Of Hall avenue Is
closed to teams on account of the work
at the Watrous Manufacturing COM
| pany factory.
Michael Roach was before Judge
Judd yesterday and was fined $40 and
$12.70 costs for intoxication and breach
of the peace. Officer Reilly took him
down to Jail.
| Attorney Won Minden has been APP
pointed by Judge Judd as assistant
prosecuting attorney.
The Hartford T. A. B. team will play
the Wallingfords this afternoon on the
Colony street grounds.
! Miss Carrie HARDWOOD, well known
here, fell from her bicycle in Middle
town recently and broke her arm.
The I. A. BIS nine will go to Middle
town to-day to play the T. A. B. team
of that place.
Ernest Wood is home from Wilbra-
ham, Mass.
The schools in the central district
closed yesterday for vacation.
Recorded real estate transfers.:
Charles f. Bartholomew to F. w.
WEIGH, 367x119 feet on East Farms.
The closing exercises Of the grammar de-
partment at Colony street school took place
yesterday morning. Following was the pro-
gramme:
Plano Solo-'Titania" ..... Essie Hassett
Rssaty EduGaton CLARA r sheehan
Song-"Come Away to the Daisies .....
School.
Essay-"H Heroes of Wars. John Hassett
Recitation-'Ride of Jennie McNeal."
Piano Solo-''Variations of Old Folks at
| Home''
Essay Progress of Invention" ...
sons-aB,rd Carol; .GRirl Ge choras
Recitation-"Ka Shelly. :. Essie Hassett
Song-'The Brook. ........ Glass of '97
The following pupils of the grammar de,
partment of the North Main street school
received their graduation diplomas yester-
day: William Francis Stevens, Mary Antoi-
nett Bridget, Morton Daniel Griswold,
Leyerett Marsden Hubbard. jr., Louise Ari-
ell Martin, Harry Edward Dickerman, Lila
Melle Hall, Edith Joseph Backes, BESSIE
i Gertrude lives, Jessie Cook Perkins, Mary
Tuttle Allen, Elizabeth Louise Williams,
Claire Elizabeth Hall, Jennie May Beers,
Bertha Louise Backes, Harold Street vii
kins, Frary Hale, jr.. Russell Stanley Hob
son, Sara Emma Williams, Mabel Maude
Barrett, Pomeroy Maynes Wilcox, Ralph
4 Preston futile, Robert Cook Williams, John
/ Wallace Leavenworth, Edna Estelle Hall,
Harold Rexford Goodwin, John Andrew
Kelly, James David McGaughey, Thomas
Henry Bridget.
The following also received their diplo-
mas from the grammar branch Of the Col
ony street school: Esther Evangeline Has
sett and John Joseph Hassett. making a
total of thirty one