The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-10
NALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
4 4FTER ERECTION TALK AND THE COMING BoROUGH ERECTION,

A Crazy Performance and an Arrest New Haven High school Team Downs the Home High School Team-Recep- ton to the Ramblers' CIub.
 Deputy Sheriff w. A. Booth arrested Augustus Brehm yesterday afternoon on the charge of drunkenness and breach of the peace. About 8 o'clock Mrs. Hall, who has charge of the tele- phone central office on Church street, telephoned for Sheriff Booth to come over to her house as there was a crazy man trying to break in. The officer responded at once and found Brehm outside pounding against the side of the house and cursing and acting like a crazy man. He was locked up and will be brought to trial this morning. Brehm stated early last evening that he should make way with himself be- fore morning. The prisoner has had experience before in court and served a term in New Haven jail for theft. He has been drinking hard of late and is not considered a safe man to be at large.
 Tho excitement over the election is fast dying out, and as usual there are many who volunteer the information as to why the result was as it is.
 The next on the list will be the borough election next week Saturday, when there is a probability of more hustling and disappointment for some candidates.
 One of the bulletins displayed in Meriden election night read: ''Walling- ford must continue in darkness. H, F. Hall is showed under"
 Several cans containing 10000 young trout from the state hatchery was re- ceived here by express yesterday and distributed about the streams in the outskirts of town.
 The Wallingford high school football team was defeated in Hanover yester- day afternoon by a team from the Mer- iden High school. The score was Il to g. Treat of the Wallingford team was quite seriously injured about the 1iga- 1nents of his shoulder.
 Now the candidates for office in Tues days election must report at the town clerks office and file their statements as to money expended for election pur- poses.
 Mr and Mrs. F. $. Andrews of North Main street gave a reception to the members of the Ramblers' Cycle club Tuesday evening and the guests were royally entertained. The Ramb1ers, in accordance with usual custom when one of their members get married, pre- sented Mr. and Mrs. Andrews with a handsome bookcase and secretary. The Misses Grace, Kate and Bertha Backes, Nettie DeMills and Mildred Parmelee, assisted Mrs. Andrews in entertaining her guests.
 A son to MT. and Mrs. c. F. Yale was born yesterday
 John Bolton escaped from the Mid dletown asylum yesterday morning and walked over here. A keeper came over in the afternoon and took him back
 The Yale Glee club expect to give a concert here early in December.
 The Ramblers' will this evening en- certain their lady friends and those who took part in the recent minstrel show. "A banquet will be served, and dancing, whist, billiards and other sports will be in order.
 J. D. Williams milk team had run away yesterday morning on Center street resulting in a collision with a fence. A broken pole and whiffietree and forty quarts of milk spilled com prised the damage
 The accounts of R. S. Austin and the borough have been settled up and the case against Austin has been with drawn from court.
 The second voting district (Yales- viTle) 7S republican majority was what carried the town Tuesday. But it will not come in on the borough election next Saturday.