The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-24
WALLINGF0RD HAPPENINGS
THE RAMBLERS' CYCLE CLUB RACES
 THIS AFTERNOON.

Wallingfords vs. Milfords This Afternoon
 Many Personal Items-Real Estate
 MT. Carrol's Business Change-Chris
 Garvey's Rlde-General News.
 The races of the Ramblers' Cycle club on the East Center street park this af- ternoon promises to be very interesting and exciting contests, as some of the best riders in the state will compete. The rain of the past few days has made it difficult to keep the track in good condition, but it is believed that II the sun shines this morning with the work that will be put In by the members Of the club the track will be all right by the time the races begin. There promises to be large attendance, as delegations of wheelmen and others from New Haven, Meriden, Middle town, Southington and other places are expected to be present. With favorable weather and a good track the events will without doubt surpass any pre- vious races given in the town.
 l. W. Bull is building a house for s. L. Hall on Meadow street and has the contract for William Goebels residence on Whittelsey avenue.
 Casey and Gardner will be the bat tery for the Wallingfords in Milford this afternoon.
 The Strauss Brothers have been paid $492.38 the amount agreed upon for sewer work on Ward and Main streets. Walter Cowles and family are expect ed to arrive here to-day from Potts. vile, Penn.. as the guest of R. Il. Cowles of Christian street. Judge Hubbard and family are at Branford Point for two weeks stay. Miss Lillian Wood is now at Los Angeles, Cal.
 Warden Hall will spend Sunday at | Branford Point.
 Miss Hattie Futile of Dunkirl1, N Y, | is the guest of Mrs. M. w. Tuttle. M. J. Redmond is in Philadelphia for few days.
 l Miss Jennie Beers of Newton is the | guest of Miss Bertha Wildman, Miss Essie Hassett is visiting rela- lives in Northampton, Mass. Rev. Robert Craig has gone to Flush ing, l.. I.
 Recorded real estate transfers are: Mary A. Smith, Mir and Mrs. J. c. Linsley of North Branford to Stillman Doolittle, undivided interest in three acres of land near Clintonville. c. c. Carroll has accepted a position 1 with the Merden Rubber company and l will begin his duties at once. He will reside in Wallngford and join the ranks of commuters on the Consolidated l road.
 The umpires selected for the Ram blers' races this afternoon are Henry L. c. Otis and James Hourigan. l One of the attractive features of the street parade of Goodrichs circus in Meriden. yesterday. sitting on the driv-
 CTS seat of one of the wagons in a bril- liant uniform, was Chris. Garvey of this town Seeing a Wallingford face Chris, 1 called out: "Halloo -. Just tell
 the boys you saw me"
 MT. and Mrs. s. E. Hopkins of Toledo, 1 O., are the guests of John A. Cook
 W. H. Powers expects soon to move
 to Denver. Col
 James Craig, according to authentic 1 information, is soon to wed a young
 lady in Bridgeport.
 H. L. Judd & Go. is running four days
 a week, closing down on Saturdays and l Mondays.
 1 c. c. Carroll has sold out his jewelry 1 business on Center street to P T. Ives
 of Meriden, who will conduct the store
 as a branch of his Meriden plant.
 Yesterday afternoons thunder storm | cleared up the atmosphere and it is | hoped will cause a change in the miser- l able weather of the past week
 Report says that a Danbury man is to open jewelry store here at an early
 date.