The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-05
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
MR. BROGDRN FINALLY REC0YERS
 HIS STOLEN VHEEL.

Postmaster Hall Files His Bond-Death of
 Mrs. Hannah A. Horne-Single Men and
 Benedicts to Play Ban-Other Newsy
 Bits.
 The following is the official notice for the special borough meeting next Tues day evening: Notice Is hereby given that a special meeting of the legal vot- CTS of the borough of Wallingford will be held in the town hall on Tuesday evening, August 10, 1897, at 8 o'clock. for the purpose of laying tax, author izing the borrowing of money or talk ing such other measures as may be thought best for the raising of $7,500 appropriated for the purpose of building sewer in Elm street, from Center to Ward streets.'
 J. B. Brogden has recovered his bicy- cle, which was stolen from in front of the Woodbine several weeks ago. The thief is now In Hartford jail. Through the efforts of Officer George White a
  was found, and yesterday the wheel was found by Brogden In the place of a German who keeps a small store on the west side of the railroad between North Haven and Cedar Hill. The bi- cycle was left there on the same eVen- ing 1t was stolen, and since that time has been hanging up in a back room. The wheel was in good condition, but evidently had been used since the night it was stolen, seven weeks ago. The German said he had begun to think that the bicycle might have been a stolen one, although he had not adver- tised for an owner.
 Yesterdays recorded real estate transfer was: Ellen r. Flood to Will liam T. Mckenzie, a house and one acre of land in Yalesville.
 Mrs. c. Hartwell Barber and children of Philadelphia are the guests of Mrs c. E. Blunt
 F. H. Smith has gone to Northfleld Mass.
 | Benjamin Hall has filed his bond as postmaster at East Wallingford. The postoff1ce will be located in the depot. | Mrs. J. D. McGaughey, Mrs. F. c l Bartholomew and Miss Daisy Nc Gaughey leave to-day for Boston CT route for Passport, Calais and other points in Maine.
 Rev. and Mrs F. B. Marble will leave early in October for Germany for g years stay.
 Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Whittlesey start ed yesterday for Boston. J. Walter Hall and P. M. Twitehel are the delegates from Putnam coun cil, o. U. A. M.. to the state convention in September.
 Mrs. Hannah A. Horne of Brooklyn died very suddenly yesterday morning of heart disease at the house of Charles E. Foster, aged flfty-eight years. Sht with her husband came here only { short time ago to spend the summer She was an aunt of Mrs Foster. Int body was taken to Brooklyn for buria 1 yesterday afternoon.
 The ball game on Saturday betweer the married and single men promise: to be an interesting event. The line-uI of the single men will be as follows EC. D. Morris, pitch: Frank Morris catch; Sam Hubbard, first base; C. W Leavenworth second base; H. H. Flaw kins, third base; Edward Gushee, shor stop; W. A. Goodrich, left field; Rober Stevens, center feld M. B. Saunders right field; Henry and Robert Morris substitutes. H. H. Hawkins is captain of the team.
 The National band gave very pleas ant outdoor concert on the plains las evening to a large and appreciative au dience.
 1 l.. A. Northrop will attend the re union of the old Fifth Connecticut Vol unteers, which takes place in Middle town on Monday