The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-09
WALLLNGNORD EYENTN.

Special Town Meeting Next Wednesday
 Concerning Roads-AIso School Distric-
 Meeting Next Monday-Real Estate
 Transfers-WalliDgford Play the Edget
 woods in WestVilIe To-day.
 The selectmen have decided to call the special town meeting for the pur- pose of taking action on the good roads bill and vote the appropriation to de- fray, with the state appropriation, the expense of building three thousand feet more of macadamized road, on Wed nesday evening of next week in the town hall. It is for the interest of the many wheelmen in the borough to make 1t a point to be present at the meeting and help to push the thing along,
 The following notice, signed by the school committee, has been posted on the sign-post:
 "There will be special meeting of the legal voters of the Central school district of the town of Wallingford,
  holden in the town hall in said district on Monday evening, July F, at eight o'clock, for the purpose of acting upon the annual report of the committee; also, if deemed advisable, to instruct the committee as to what course to pursue in relation to unpaid taxes, and to transact any other business proper to be done at said meeting, or an ad- journed annual meeting"
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Peers will start this morning for Block Island for a weeks outing.
 The Misses Nellie and Ida Rich of Chicopee Falls are the guests of Mrs. c. B. Terrell.
 Andrew Andrews has been excused from jury duty.
 c. H. Nearing will take his annual vacation next week and visit New Lon- don, Block Island and other points of interest. His brother John will i'll his place at the Adams Express company's office.
 C. W. Crockett began work yesterday repairing the concrete walk in front of the depot
 Recorded real estate transfers are: William r. Toothe of Meriden to Miss Nellie Galligan, 50x135 feet on Williams street; Ellen O'Connell to Daniel O'Con- nell, sixteen acres; Daniel O'Connell to Martin O'Connell, fourteen acres.
 Roadmaster Leonard was at work yesterday putting on top dressing on the boulevard at the south end of the town.
 The Middletown T A. B.'s will play Sot rJn,, T a new battery. They say that if they do not win the game they do not want any of the money guaranteed.
 James Heating is home from Niagara college for the summer vacation.
 Andrew Allier aged eighty-nine years. died Wednesday evening at his sons residence on Colony street. The funeral will be held from the Holy Trinity church this afternoon at three o'clock. He leaves a son in Norwich and one in New Haven.
 Next Tuesday the Wallingfords go to New London to play the Athletics there.
 It is generally believed that gates should be placed on the Parker street as well as the Ward street railroad crossings.
 The bicycle which Officer White found against post in front of Simp- son block late Tuesday night. and which he put in the lookup, proves to be the property of R. E. Badger. and it was left outside of the store by mis- take.
 Manager Fogarty received a telsram yesterday from Manager Greist of the Edgewoods asking the Walingfords for a game this afternoon in New Haven. The team will leave on the 1:47 train to-day. The makeup of the team will be: Sheehey. short stop; Powers. first base; Taylor, left field; Mcclure, right field; Downey, second base; Bundle. third base; Barry, center field; Gard ner, catch, and Casey or DeMills. bitch The death of Mrs. Frank Sanderson occurred at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Dwight Gavette Of East Main street, Wednesday evening. The de- ceased was forty-two years old and death was due to consumption. The funeral will be held this afternoon from her late home on Constitution street at an hour yet to be decided up- on. The interment will be in the Gen. ter street cemetery.
 Deputy Price installed the officers elect of Charter Oak circle, Companions of the Forest, last evening. The circle entertained Rising Sun circle of New Haven.