The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-29

WALLIYGFoRD EVENTS.

Putnam council, No. 19, O. U. A. M., | has elected as officers F. M. Twitchell, l councillor; G, M. Judd, vice councillor; w. J. Arthur, recording secretary; J. N. Wooding, assistant, and E. c. Hast ings, financial secretary; J. H. Arthur, treasurer; J. J. Avery, inductor; s. H. Whitaker, examiner; J. Walter Hall, inside protector; c. E. Dart, outside protector.
 John Murray of Washington street, for the past eleven years janitor of the Colony street school, died early yes- terday morning, the result of a shock of paralysis, three weeks ago, and an- other a week ago. He leaves a widow and four children, Mrs. John Downey, Miss Katie Murray, Thomas H. and John F. Murray. The funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 9 o'clock at the Holy Trinity church. The National band will give an out door concert uptown this evening from the spacious lawn in front of H. l.. Judd's residence on Main street. The programme to be rendered will be about the same as on last Wednesday | evening on the plains. A cornet solo | by Joseph WorralI will be one of the l features.
 George Odett is now on the Massa- | chusetts in the blockading fleet off Cuba as a sailor.
 | Albert Odett, recently discharged for
 expiration of his term of enlistment in l the United States regular army at Gal
 weston, Tex, is visiting relatives in | town.
 A marriage license has been issued
 to w. F. Raven of this town and Miss l Louise N. Schumack of Meriden.
 Ebenezer Clifford, Jr., colored, of this place, was arrested in Meriden yester-
 day morning on suspicion of being the I thief who stole Walter Bagnalps bicy-
 ce from the corner of Main and Acad-
 emy street, Monday night. Soon after
 Clifford was released, as the officer dis 1 covered he had got the wrong man, as the wheel in Gifford's possession was
 one he had hired from Cottrill &
 Eakens.
 Mrs. J. J. Blair and children will go to Sea View Mass, next week Tuesday. : The members of Company K have re- ceived postals from Captain R. E. Hall
 bearing the following notice: You are notified that there will be a special meeting of this company on Thursday
 evening, June 30, at o'clock. It is im- \ portant that every man should be pres-
 ent. In compliance with orders this
 company must be recruited to 106 men.
 Some of the members think the orders
 mean that the Second regiment is to be 1 called on for war service.
 Mrs. Albert Denison, who has been ,N the guest of her son, pr. c. H. Denison,
 returned yesterday to her home in Still l water, N. Y.
 w. A. Booth has sold his fancy } matched span of black horses to Brad
 ley & Smith of New Haven. , Franklin Farrell of Ansonia was a
 visitor here yesterday. ! Miss Lottie Norton will go to Spring
 field on Saturday on a visit to friends. 7l The Watrous Manufacturing com
 panys works will be closed for the :, Fourth only. Business is rushing.
 Edward B. Treat, quartermaster s sergeant of the Yale battery at Mantle,
 will graduate to-day in the Yale '9s n class.
 Walter A. Hall has accepted posi- i tion in the General Electric company's $
 works at Lynn, Mass. 3 There were two carloads on the troll
 ley party to Meriden given by the w.
 c 1T. U. yesterday afternoon. The pump near the lake that supplies water for the Metropolitan Rubber e company's factory broke down yester-
 day and caused cessation of labor
 for two hours until the repairs were T made.
 Report says that Thomas Hassett is t to apply for liquor license for busi. ness on South Colony street. The Branfords will play ball here e Saturday afternoon. On Monday n morning the Yale Law school team pla, d here and in the afternoon the Walling
 lords play the Strouse-Adler team a e Savin Rock.