The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-08-04
WALLINGF0RD HAPPENINGS
THE SUNDAY CLOSING OFFENDERS
FINED $50 AND COSTS.

Appointments and Transfers Made by Cen
trail District School Committee waliing-
ford VS.. Strouse, Adler s. Co. Next satur-
day at savin Rock-st. Paul's Choir Ex-
cursion to WoOdmont.
At the meeting of the Central district
school committee J. G.. Phelan was APP
pointed as census enumerator of the
children between the ages of four and
sixteen years In the Central district.
Miss Edna Brown was transferred from
the Colony street kindergarten to the
North Main street branch. Miss Bessie
Lane is also to be changed from the
South Main street kindergarten to the
Colony street department.
The cases for violation Of the Sunday
law came up before Judge Judd yes
terday afternoon. The judge gave his
decision in the Henry Saunders case,
continued from last week, and imposed
a fine Of $40 and costs. An appeal was
taken and $500 bond was furnished.
After hearing the evidence In the case
of e. NJ. Roach he acquitted the ac-
cused and nolled the case against Mrs.
Andrew Ryan. The evidence was very
weak.
Yesterdays recorded real estate
transfers We're: Walter Larrone to H.
F. Hall, house and lot 50x400 feet on
Elm street H. It. Hall to Walter Lar
rome, three lots 50x120 feet each on VAL
ley street.
The condition of James Cody is. re-
ported as extremely critical and his
death is likely to occur at any hour.
A petition with many signers has
been handed to Postmaster Jones, ask
ing that letter box be placed at the
corner of Center and Colony streets.
Rev. and Mrs. e. G. Richardson start
ed yesterday for a two weeks vacation
trip on Long Island
The National band will give a concert
on the plains this evening.
The Wallingfords will play the
Strouse, Adler & Co. nine in New Ha-
ven on Saturday.
Miss Florence Mills has gone to Phila-
delphia.
Mrs. E. C. Hastings has returned
from South Deerfield, Mass
Miss Essie Hassett is home from
Northampton, Mass.
MI. and Mrs. John Pratt Of Wash
ington, D. c.. are visiting friends in the
borough.
Mrs. ]. F. Leete has gone to North
field, Mass.
The programme for the grange to-
morrow evening will include a literary
entertainment. The Misses Florence
10 III T. n
d. w. Ives comprise the committee In
charge.
During the absence of Rev. e. G.
Richardson union services viii be held
in the Baptist church in the morning
and evenings at the Methodist church.
Rev. r. e. Marble will conduct the SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Edsall of Brook
lyn are the guests Of w. H. Eddsall.
They came from Brooklyn on their BIZ
cycles.
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Hallenbeck have
gone to the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wallace and Miss
Hattie Wallace will sail to-day from
Europe for New York.
The boy choir of st. Paurs church
| will have their annual excursion at
Woodmont next week Saturday, August
| IA.
Following is the programme for the
| band concert this evening:
| March-Philadelph Bell sd. Fulton
| Observation-Disclosures Girl. ......., Ripley
| Military Schottische.. Christie
Overture-Rival... ....... ........Pettee
| Maroh-Stars and Stripes Forever.
.......... ........... .......... .Sousa
Cosmopolitan Overture .......E. Catlin
March in Step. Clause
If stormy the concert will be given
| the next evening"
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