The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-02
MAILING rom EVENTS.

Dramatic Entertainment to be Given-To Play Milfords Saturday-ClaimsH He Was Assauited-Itens of Personal Interest.
 The dramatic entertainment to be given in the town hall Friday evening, June 4, under the auspices of "The Faithful Ten" of the Daughters of the King, promises to be a decided success. The programme Is as follows:
 Curtain Raiser-"A Marrow Escape" Matilda Stelle..............Miss Clinton Amy Lorrine.. e..............M Miss Richards
 lei on Parle Francais. Major Regulus Rattan. HI. l.. Davis Victor Dunbar. H. Edsall Mr. Spriggins.. Thomas Peers Mrs. Spriggins.. Mrs. Hubbard Angeline. e................M Mrs. Woodward JuIla ...................... Mrs. Barker Anna Maria, a servant. Mrs. Tibbitts
 Barbara.
 Barbara ................,.Mi Miss Merriam Lily ...............,...... Miss Clinton Cecil .......................M MT. Hawkins F1nnecum MT. Williams
 The water rent is now due; also the borough tax.
 The Milfords will play here Saturday. Casey and Gardner will be the battery for the home team.
 Only seven applications for the posi- tion of letter carrier have been handed in as yet, although about thirty have applied for blanks.
 Patrick J. Hogan and Miss Elizabeth T. Whalen will be married Wednesday morning, June 16, at S:S0 in Holy Trim ity church.
 MT, and Mrs. Edward Rich of North Elm street and MT. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins of Church street have new daughters, which arrived yesterday morning.
 Mrs. H. l.. Davis and Mrs. H. H. Walker are home from New York.
 A man claiming New Haven as his place of residence came here yesterday morning displaying a badly bruised head and face and claimed he was as saulted by Allen Russell and wanted him arrested Prosecuting Attorney Bartholomew referred the man to the North Haven authorities as Russell lives over the line and the assault was committed in North Haven.
 Dr. Carmalt of New Haven, assisted by Dr. w. s. Russell, amputated the left arm of Charles Roses ten-year-old boy above the elbow.
 The high school nine will play the Cheshire academy nine in Cheshire this afternoon.
 Miss Nellie Smith is teaching in the grammar department of the North Main street school during the illness of Miss Sadie Kelsey.
 Mrs. A. J. Smith and Mrs. w. r. Lane are expected home to-day from St. Stephen, New Brunswick.
 A frost for this morning was pre- dicted last evening if the wind went down.
 Decoration day sunshine" was SC tardy in showing itself last Monday that it was determined, in the interests of the majority, to postpone the open ing of Elm park, Wallingford, till Sat urday, June 5. The big ninety-foot balloon and parachute apparatus are safely housed in the Elm park home stead, and MT. Edward Jewell, one ot the famous Jewell Aeronaut Trio, will be in attendance to shoot skyward and drop a few thousand feet at a, mo- ment's notice. The National band o1 | Wallingford is holding itself in readi- ness to maintain it's musical reputation by treating Elm park visitors to the | finest band concert of the season. The afternoons amusement will be gin with parade from the postoffice headed by the band, to the Elm park farm. Other attractive features are | promised in addition to the balloon as- | tension and band concert In spite ot the untoward weather lot-selling al | Elm park has begun with a boom Some choice plots have already beer disposed of, and, to buyers who have announced their intention to build a once, in order to share in the $500 cast distribution.
 Elm park is a delightfully."- pretty place. Almost every one who visits il wishes home there. Prices are so low and weekly payments so small that i seems as though this paradise wa. within almost everybody's reach.