The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-09-06
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
$4,000 FIRE EARLY SUNDAY MORN
ING IN DALY'S BLOCK.

ough Items.
The one story block on Center street
owned by Thomas DAILY was badly dam
aged by fire between 4 and 5 o'clock
Sunday morning. The fire, when first
discovered, was in the basement under
Finnegan's, and burned up through the
floor, completely cutting everything in
| Marvin Brainerd's. The fire department
worked hard and got the best of the
| flames but everything in the building
was soaked with water and and most
of the goods ruined. The stores in the
block were occupied by Louis Dondero,
fruit dealer; Marvin Branerd, market
and provision store; Francis Finnegan,
shoe store. Dondero's entire stock is
ruined by smoke, water and heat. The
cause of the fire is not known. The
walls of the block are badly charred,
| but all the stock in the stores was
ruined by a combination of smoke, fire
and water. The estimate of loss on the
building is about $500. The amount
of loss of the three merchants whose
stock is almost total loss, could
not be learned. All of the losses will
be partially covered by insurance. A
bull dog in Finnegan's store was suf-
located by the smoke.
Judge J. A. Martin and B. F. Lou
don arrived home on the late train
Saturday night from a trip up in the
British provinces.
The entries for the races of the fifth
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cultural association to be held on the
East Center street park are as follows:
WEDNESDAY.
2:24 Class-Trot and Pace-Purse 5000.
Starmont, J. H. Shields, Wallingford.
Star Eddy, c. L. Tillinghast, New Ha-
ven.
| Francis Wilkes, I. S. Coan, Shelton.
Felicie, Air Line farm, Middlefield.
Wallngford Boy, W. A Booth, Wal
lingford.
$50 Class-Trot and Pace-Purse $500.
Ben Wilkes, J. A. Warner, Tylerville.
Ben Star, T. e. Donovan, Shelton.
School Girl, j. A. Coan, Shelton.
Little Fred, E. N. Robinson, Dur
ham.
Allen Dale, A. Ritcher, Meriden.
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chanse was "llilan Lupy, Jr'' TO =
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street, KNOWN DIS the 1area HAL prop
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lngton.
An extensive adoltloh IS soon 10 Ut
oullt 10 simpson, HAIL Miller c. 90
plant on EAST center street. Inc mouse
just west OF the Factory IS TO pe ilioVe'
away to make room Tor the large pullu
ing to be erected on the site.
The ball game between nlnes from II
Wallace IL Sons and ii. Il. Judd q 60
resulted in victory for the wallace
team by score OF II to III.
Mrs. w. b. Hall and chlid returned
Saturday from Northampton, Mass.
About fifty uptown folks. mostly la
dies, enjoyed a genuine clambake a
McNulty's grove on Saturday. Harr,