The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-04-05
,WALLINGF0RD HAPPENINGS
WEDDING OF NEIV HAVEN PARTIES
 IN TOWN OLERK'S OFFICE.

INTOWN OLERK'S OFFICE. Wedding Dinner at the Hotel Central Official Appropriation for tho Roads News from wallingford Klondikers- Runaway-Other News.
 Judge of Probate J. A. Martin oftici- hted at another wedding in the town clerks office yesterday morning. The contracting parties were Ralph $. True and Mrs. Josephine M. Hooker, both of New Haven. The Episcopal marriage service was used and after the cere- mony the gallant judge saluted the bride in old time form and in a manner that was pleasing to the bride as well as the husband. After the formah- ties were over the newly welded cou- pie, together with Judge Martin had a wedding dinner at the Hotel Central on Hall avenue. MT. and Mrs. True departed on the AT train for New Ha- ven. The bridegroom is commercial traveller. The bride was formerly Miss Uosephine Norton of Waterbury. 1uC SGLllOE DltIIiJClS Ol liS pOsofN SN burgesses and the board of selectmen held a meeting yesterday and made the annual appropriation by the town for the use of roads in the borough. The amount agreed upon was $9,5OO which is largely in advance of previous years, as it should be. Last year the Appropriation from the town was Sz,- 100. The amount will be expended on the roads and much better roads Will be the result.
 A letter was received here yesterday from the Wallingford T<londikers, who are all we'll and had on March IS reach ed a point about half way over the pass called Sheep Camp. The weather was at about freezing point, 90 degrees above zero. There were about 5000 i'll the camp, mostly in tents. NeWspa- ;pers are scarce and sell at quarter each, and they are about three weeks ipld.
 Yesterdays recorded real estate transfer was: Henry B. Hall to Mar lin J. Brennan, 60x150 feet on Whittle- sey avenue.
 "Rebecca's Triumph" a drama in three acts, will be presented in the op- era house Tuesday evening, April l9, for the music fund benefit of the Con- gregational church.
 Services will be held every morning this week at St. Pauls church at 103O o'clock Wednesday evening at 73O, iThursday evening at and on Friday Afternoon at o'clock On Easter Sun Hay there will be services at 7:3O and nO:3O a. m and at 6 D. m.
 The board of burgesses will meet this evening as board of relief to hear appeals from the assessments recently completed by Assessor George H. Yale
 Walter Valentine will return to his studies tomorrow at the Cornell uni Nersity.
 Charles Hawley's infant child died Sunday evening and will be buried this afternoon at o'clock.
 A. w. Bnlian has moved his barber shop into Hanks building on Center street.
 Fred Lane, recently farmer at the Masonic home, has rented Almon Doo- little's farm on Cook Hill
 George Hotchkiss was before the Borough court yesterday morning anc was fined $1 and $S.42 costs for assault pn Michael Welsh. He settled.
 The team owned by Judge Choatt ran away on Main street yesterday morning The carriage was upset a the corner of Center street. The horse freed itself and went home. The har' ness was the only sufferer from tht accident. A piece of flying paper caus ed the runaway.
 The thermometer registered 20 de ' grees above zero at o'clock yesterda! morning.
 c. Selden and Charles B. Yale arriv ( ed home yesterday from three weeks visit in Richmond, Va
 A. w. Partridge of Cherry street ha' fhree children i'll with the grip.
 Alexander Mckay is reported as o, the improve.