The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-02-15
EVENTS IN WALLINGFORD
LATEST NEWS or INTEREST IN TIE
TOWN.

TOWN.
The Wallace & Sons Annual Meeting-The
Basket Bali Arona-sleighs and Sleigh
ing Parties-Mrs. Stowe Improving-st.
fauPs Chapter-Janitor Northrop-Nrs'
Thomas Smith Very Low.
r. Wallace e Sons held it's annual
meeting Saturday afternoon and elect
ed as directors F. A. Wallace, G. NJ,
Wallace,H. l.. Wallace and w, ]. Leav-
enworth of Wallngford, G. II. Wilcox,
G, M. Curtis and George Rockwell of
Meriden. The officers elected We're: F.
A, Wallace, president; H, L. Wallace,
secretary, and w. ]. LeaVenworth,
treasurer
There seems to be peculiar situation
In the basket ball arena for this week,
as Saturday evening there are three
games booked in town. Co. * and Co.
Il of New Haven will contest in the
armory, the II. A. BIS have game
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Cosmopolitan club win have a dance in
Leighton's hail. and as an attraction,
advertise a basket ball game between
the Wallingfords and the Defenders of
New Britain.
The ticket and telegraph office COM
bined is now in working order, and Miss
Mamie Hayden will dispense railroad
tickets and also attend to the tele-
graphing.
The latest reports from Miss Genie
Stowe, who is at Bellevue hospital in
New York, states that she is getting
along finely.
Captain Leon l.. Hall of w. n. Mix
camp, Sons of Veterans, was elected
Junior vice commander of the state en-
campment in Willimantic Friday
M. K. Thomas is the delegate of st.
Paul's chapter, Brotherhood of st, An
drew, to the annual meeting of the New
England local assembly in Providence
February 20, q and o.
Janitor Northrop finds his dodgers in
the tramp room scarce when there is
much snow on the ground as they do
not like the prospect Of shovelling
snow.
hurry & Murphys comedians In
"O'Dowd's Neighbors" are the attrac-
ton at the opera house this evening.
This company has been here before,
and gave the best of satisfaction.
THE Three Guardsmen" is booked
for the opera house Tuesday evening,
February %.
The stencil from the gas house about
the plains Saturday night was some
thing terrible, and there was complaint
from all sides.
Archie Lucas of Ferry street is affiict-
ed with the mumps.
Harry Hall of Meadow street is re-
covering from an attack of the meas
les. '&
Yesterday morning was a frosty one,
and the mercury at o'clock on the
plains was below zero.
The condition of Mrs. Thomas Smith
of Cherry street yesterday morning
was extremely critical and her death
was liable to occur at any hour.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fahey of Wash
ington street have an eight pound
daughter, which arrived yesterday
morning.
Many Wallingford women and some
men will be more than pleased with the
announcement of the New Haven Wo-
mems exchange in regard to it's new
venture in opening q lunch room. The
scheme calls for home cooking, dainty
service, cleanliness and courteous treat
ment A portion of the exchange also
has been set apart for a very comfort
able little waiting room, where women
are cordially welcomed. We have long
felt the need of just such a place for
the best lunch rooms of the city cater
particularly to men, and women do not
feel quite free to visit them unattended.
The exchange is finely located at 151
Orange street, near Chapel, and serves
the luncheon from Il to g.