The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-08-23
WALLINGroRD EVENTS.

Ihe bearers at the funeral of Mrs catherine Decker yesterday afternoon were G. A Claim, J. II. Hodgetts, G. H. Yale and G. w. Backes. The inter- ment was in the Tn Memoriam" ceme- tery.
 The thtrty-second annual reunion of fhe Second Connecticut heavy artillery @ill be held at Pleasure Beach, Bridge port, September T.
 J. S. Lane & Son has the state road From the Culvert down to Parker's fac aory in Yalesville almost completed and It's is needless to say that the job is first class one in every particular.
 The 1175 feet of state road on North Colony street, built by Strauss Broth CTS, although open to travel is not fin- ished. An attempt is being made by Selectman Hall to induce J. s. Lane & Son to finish up the road, as it is evil dent that Strauss Brothers are not capable of doing so.
 The six inch water main on Hall avenue is now laid and the filling in nearly completed.
 Frank Treat of the Yale battery is home from Mantle.
 Nicholas Camp of North Colony street died early last evening after short illness with heart trouble. The date of funeral has not yet been arranged. It is expected that the telephones will soon be put in the Wallace and Hubbell hose houses.
 Eight babies have died within eight days in the borough.
 Mrs. c. N. Dennison is home from a visit in Saltwater N. Y.
 If seams tn ba asSUre6 that Hall is to put up a rink in Meadow street.
 Mrs. Arthur Breckinridge has return ed from visit in Boston.
 Mrs. M. N. Harrison and Miss Pen dleton, who have been the guests of Mrs. William Mcdonald, returned yes- terday to their home in Baltimore.
 Baker & Banker, who will build the big trunk sewer from Center street to below Pine Hill are now in town.
 Miss Elsie Won Grave has returned From the Adirondacks and is the guest of her brother, Major von Grave of Academy street. A Rev. Charles Fiske. who has been visiting friends here, has returned to Chicago.
 Complaint is made by wheelmen that the crushed stone being put on the Meriden end of the bicycle path above Bridgett's rest is too coarse and causes many punctures.
 Professor George p. Stevens of Yale was the guest of Judge and Mrs. l.. M. Hubbard over Sunday.
 Judge L. M Hubbard, who has been suffering from malaria and chills the past week, intends to start tomorrow with County Commissioner Durham for driving tour through the Litchtield Hills.
 Patrick Bridgett will sail tomorrow for Ireland on the Germania on the ad- vice of his physician.
 The clambake given at Ulert grove on { Saturday under the auspices of the Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co.'S employees, was success and credit is due to the following committee of arrangements: B. F. Williams, Henry Norton, John Norton, George J. Hampton, B. l.. Lou don and John Tucker. After dinner the time was devoted to various athletic sports.
 A Jewish wedding will be celebrated in Eintracht hall this evening, the con- tracting parties being Harry Kaplan and Miss Sarah Bloch.
 A Hams, now in Shrewsbury, England, states that the condition of his mother is unimproved
 There were three unclaimed letters in the postotice yesterday morning-Fred Dun1evy, Mrs. Mary Rogers and Mrs. Annie Shea.
 A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church will be held < oft at 0.oh
 The Baptist Sunday school teachers will hold meeting tomorrow evening at the home of David Wilnot on Main street.
 MT. and Mrs F. B. Hill of Meriden will arrive here to-day for a week s stay with MT. and Mrs. Byron Hill of North Farms.
 Miss Mary J. Galligan has resigned her position as teacher in the Colony street school.
 Clark Buckingham, jr., left Saturday for a stay in the Litchfield Hills.
 Rev. James A. Clarke, pastor of the First Baptist church, left yesterday morning for two weeks stay in Yer mont.
 Attorney Fowler, on behalf of the Meriden Brewing company, has brought suit against R. w. Lynch for a claim of $75. The suit is returnable Septem- Der before Justice Andrews.
 The summary proceedings in the case of Thra1l vs. James came up before Justice Myers yesterday morning, but was continued for two weeks.
 Captain Robert B. Hall has received the general order from the adjutant general instructing company command CTS to discharge all men now enrolled in the c. N. G. in excess of sixty eight officers and men. This will necessitate the discharge of five men from Compa- ny K.
 THE GREAT BABY SHOW.
 The prizes for the baby show to be given tomorrow at Savin Rock are on exhibition in Ewen Mcintyre & Co.'s s