The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-18
WALLrNGFoRD EYENTs.
The Loyal Workers Sixth Annual Con-
 yention-D Democratic Caucus.

l The Loyal Workers Sixth Annual Con- yention- Democratic Caucus. The body of Superintendent W. F. Parker, who was killed by premature explosions at Reeds Gap quarries Wed= | nesday afternoon, was brought here yesterday by Undertaken Griswold and noon train. The Italian will be buried here to-day.
 Herman Delins and bride started for New York on the late train and will return home on Saturday. Rev. F. F. Marble will go to Brat tleboro, Vt, to-day, where he will preach on Sunday
 The high school department of the North Main street school will be closed | to-day to enable the teachers to visit | other schools out of town. The republicans will meet in caucus this evening in town hall to nominate ] borough officers.
 l The name of c. F. Woodng is fav- I orably mentioned for water commis- sioner on the republican ticket | The following delegates were present 1 from New Haven at the sixth annual l convention of the General Eastern Young Peoples society of Loyal Work 1 CTS, which was held in Wallingford i yesterday and Wednesday,: Dapiel 1 Voltz, Mrs. c. Godale, Mrs. L. Barnes, Mrs. E. Benham, Mrs. G. M. Teeple, Rev. G. M. Teeple, Miss Carrie Nun roe The territory represented in this organization includes all the New Eng l land states, part of the middle states and part of the southern Atlantic states.
 The following officers and committees were elected:
 President-Rev. M G. Nelson of Low ell, Mass.
 First vice president~-Rev. Henry Stone of Walingford, Conn. Second vice pres:aent-Rev. l.. F.. l Reynolds of Fair Haven, Conn.
 Third vice presidcnt-F. J. Rich of Fair Haven. Mass.
 Fourth vice president Rev. w. II. Jackson of Biddef,"a, Me.
 Fifth vice president Arthur Woodwor. Of scotts Bay, N. s. | Recording secretary-Jennie l.. Pratt l of Providence, R. l.
 Corresponding secretary-Miss c. H. Woodman of Chelsea, Mass.
 Treasurer-Miss Alice E. Strong of | MerideD, Conn.
 superintendent juvenile work-W. N. Penney of Swampscott, Mass. Topic committee-Rev. E. z. Ellis of Danbury. Conn, H. F. Shattuck of Dover, N. H.; Rev. c. T. Pike of Pitts 1 field, Mass.
 Programme committee-Rev. George F. Tyler of Bristol, Conn.,; Jennie L.. Pratt of Providence, R. l.; Miss M. E. Rowe of Salem, Mass.
 Editorial committee-Rev. A. E. Phelps of Lafayette, R. l.; Mrs. C. E' Perkins of Westfeld. Mass; Rev. G. E, Tyler of Bristol, Conn.,; Miss Lillian Young of Chelsea, Mass.
 "Ned" Nugent was arrested Wednes- day morning by Officer Reilly on a charge of breach of the peace. He was brought before Judge Judd and the lease was dismissed. William Crofts was arrested by the same officer charged with stealing harness owned bv II. L. Judd e Co. His case was con- tinued until Saturday morning.
 Dennis Rogers was in New Haven Wednesday and was granted certifi- cate by the court of common pleas, and his application for license will come up before the county commissioners. Mrs. Burton G. Warner, Mrs. N. C.. Baldwin, sisters of Superintendent buckingham. Mr. and Mrs. Schoolma- kcr and B. G. Warner, al of New Ia- ven, were guests on Wednesday of Su- perintendent Buckingham at the Ma sonic Home.
 The Wallingford Agricultural society Ihas elected as officers: M. L. Cook, president; J. R. Hough, N. r. Ingra- ham. c. N. Jones. G. J. Peers and W. A. Booth, presidents; D. W. Ives, secretary. and J. P. Stevenson, treas urer; SS73.5S in cash is reported in the ltreasury. The board of managers will lhoId meeting at the Masonic Home on Saturday.
 The Torrington polo team will play here Saturday evening.
 c. J. Morse is mentioned as the prob able nominee for water commissioner on lthe democratic ticket. The name of c. IF. Wooding for water commissioner on the republican ticket is favorably spoken of.
 W. F. Whitney and P. G. Townsend lattended the horse show in New York Thursday.
 The wedding of Herman DeIius and Miss Lima Belle Childs in the Congrega- . tonaI church Wednesday evening was