The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-08
HAPPENINGS
SPECIAL EASTER PROGRAAEME AT
 ST. PAUL'S CHURCH.

property of Deputy Sheriff Booth Att tached for S5 900 by Charles Hull nyrs. Fred M. Mailet Sues the Borough | for Damases-Other News Items. The musical programme arranged Tor Easter at St. Paul's church is as fol- lows: HIGH CELEBRATIoN,-1o A. M. Prelude-Albumblatt R. Wagner , nori. Processional Hymn 112-From Lyra paVl- Anthem-..christ i,ea, Our passover"-op, 2o- Dudley Buck /. ..4o,,,or Te Deum Laudamus in c, Q. B. Rutenpe". Jubilate Dec in flat, J. S SmlGn. Litany Hymn 529, J. Stainer
 Kyrle Eleison in c, w. H. Monk Gloria Iibi in c, Paxton.
 Credo In c, W. II. Monk,
 Hymn 45O, ''Coronation," o. Holden t., p offertorium Anthem-"R Resurrection" in E A,ms nat Il; R afafioaMold s6eeS Hundred Bour sursum 'i Corda in c, W. H. Monk. sanctus in flat (sung by quartette'' '' ! : nrnMs wes1ey pei GafE.ni G F. Wesley Martin. Recessional Hymn 11S, G. J. Elyey ,o, 40, POStlude-Blnale SylupHoLIS A NOF " oii' N. EVENING SERVICE. Prelude -Andante Grazioso, smart. ltlI,;,,, Processonal Hymn 11O, A. + Suilivah' Magnifcat in B flat, B. Cecil kleln. Nunc Dimittis in F, B, Cecil Klein. Hymn 117, J. Neander. , ,x>o,n+od Offertorum anthem-"God Halh Appo'"'e' Aims DPy, PSye,senfat tion9"old Hundred" Bour' Hymn ,s, lie, z 4,l5,,n F; Roper 'gs B. Dykes.
 The offertorium in the morning VIII ha s1ne by a double quartette com posed as follows:
 Postlude-Marche Pontifcate, J. Lemmens Miss Elizabeth c. Hull, Mrs. c. N. zen gen ison s9pranos Mrs stos A. s 19ass H ff Tbbia bits w. A Goodrich, tenors; c. U. oaffoll' Aoi E. Bramble, bassos.
 A writ of attachment for $o,ooo wa served yesterday by Officer Reilly ol 4he livery stable and property of Dep ntv Sheriff w. A. Booth J. A. H Heineman was placed in charge a keeper. The suit is brought in the in terest of Charles Hull, who is a Far mington pauper, who was taken fror here by Sheriff Booth, while acting un der the orders of the Pennington SC lectmen, on Sunday, March 27, with n family. consisting of a. wife and sl children. and put in the almshouse Farmington The family all skippe o,1t the same night with the exceptlo of HuIl. All were found later and II +,1rend to the town farm. Hull can hack here and Wednesday Selectma Richard Condon of Harrington can here and took Hull back to rejo1n n family. Attorney c. A. Harrison al r. S. Hamilton of New Haven are cou sel for Hull. The case is returnaple New Haven Tuesday, May 5.
 Mrs. Fred M. Mailet has retained "A. Harrison as counsel to bring sr against the borough of Wallingford damages for injury claimed to ha been received on the night of Mafch by falling over a water shut OIL Colony street. Captain D. l.. Barber has received notification from Governor coo authorizing him to raise company volunteers providing that war IS clared against Spain. The ex-capts of Company K is confident that he c 4 without trouble raise a full cofnpa at short notice and largely rom members of Company K.
 The New York East Methodist C ference has assigned Rev. E. G. Rl' ardson for Wallingford and Rev. +. Adams to Yalesville for another veal The Wallingfords will play the Me 7ensat baseball in Hanover this aft noon.
 The stores will open for while morning and close at noon.
 The postoff1ce hours to-day will from 8 to 12 and the lobby will be O Tor box holders from 6:30 to p. m.
 Rey. T. E. Wildman will off1ciate 4ba funeral services of Mrs. Ra' Ross at the Masonic home this morr at 9:15. The body will be taken on .26 train to Saybrooll for burial
 The funeral services of Miss Craig will be held in the Baptist chJ E+ 2.3O this afternoon. The intern will be in the Tn Memoriam' ce tery. .,,
 Mrs. Peter Craig is quite i'll pneumonia
 The will of the late Jane Cook nroyen in the probate court yester Street Williams and D. R. Knight appointed appraisers.
 Rev. Robert Craig and wife arr here yesterday from Waterville, N 4oattend the funeral of his sister, May Craig.
 Judge F. c. Bartholomew IS c with an attack of the grip.
 The Young Stars will play ball the steeplechasers to-day.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Slate arl home from Florida yesterday a noon.
 Miss Kittie Treat of Torrfngtc visiting friends in town.
 The sterling silver department Wallace & Sons closed last night
 Monday.
 HOW TRUFFLES GROW.