The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-26
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
J. 4. M4RTIN NOMINATED BY RE- PUBLIC4Ns FOR PROBATE JUDGE.

PUBLICANS FOR PROBATE JUDGE. Three Arrests for Participation In the Sunday Riot-Men Taken to New Haven JaiI-Thomas Gibson, an Old c. Dance and Con cert.
 The republicans met in caucus last evening and renominated John A. Mar tin for judge of probate. The caucus to nominate representatives will be held next week.
 The beginning of the sequel to the Law and Order league disturbance here a week ago Sunday occurred last even- ing when Deputy Sheriff Spiegel of New Haven was up here with bench war rants for the arrest of Timothy Shor- tell, Louis LeureauX and Augustus Retzsky, who are charged with partici- pating in the stone-throwing, etc. The men were taken to New Haven on the 6:19 train.
 Conductor Bacon of the 7:05 a. m. train from New Haven is on duty again after an illness of three weeks.
 Thomas Gibson of Wooster lodge No. 77 of New Haven is the latest arrival at the Masonic home as an inmate. The new arrival is an old sea captain, which makes five seafaring men among the forty-five inmates now at the home. There are accommodations for only six more.
 The advance sale of seats for "Shore Acres" was the largest on record since the opera house was opened.
 The bills are out for the Ramblers' minstrel show in the opera house Tues- day, November 1.
 The concert and dance of Pinta coun- cil, K. of C., will be held in Temperance hall on Friday evening, October 2S The high school football team were defeated 12 to by the Meriden high school team in Hanover yesterday af- ternoon.
 Twenty-six applications for licenses have already been made. It is possible that some of the number may be disap- pointed.
 The cases of John Hoffman, Herman Novach and E. c. Lef1ing against the Consolidated Railroad company which were to come to trial in Northampton, Mass, yesterday, have been settled Hoffman, who sued for $S,000, was given $700; Novach, who asked for $3,000, got $4S0, and Leffiing asked for $1,000 and got $120.
 The case of the New Haven Water company against the borough of Wal 1ingford over the rights of Muddy and Farm rivers is assigned for trial in New Haven Thursday.
 There is quite combination in the three men who were taken to New Ha- ven last evening, charged with partici pating in the Sunday disturbance here. One is a Frenchman, one Garman and one Irish-American.
 Frank Tisdale is in Melrose, Mass, where he was called by telegram an- nouncing the death of his mother
 The selectmen will be in session in Yalesville to-day from a. m. to p. m. to make voters.
 A meeting will be held this afternoon and evening at the Methodist church, of the Epworth leagues and Christian Endeavor society of the Methodist churches of Southington, Meriden, East Berlin, Kensington, Yalesville, South Meriden and Wallingford. The pro gramme for the day will be as follows: 2:45-Prayer and praise.
 Rev. Henry Med of East Berlin 3:00-Question box.............. .. .... :. ... Rev. w. D. Buckley of Meriden 8:30-Address, "The Inner Life Ex-
 pressed'' Followed by open discus
 sion)-Rev. R. R. Reynolds, Wood
 bury.
 4:15-"Five Little Friends" demonstra-
 tion in junior work, Followed by an
 open discussion) Margaret
 Burns of Meriden.
 The evening programme was F:3O-Praise service.
 7:4O-Scripture lesson and prayer. 7:50-Hymn.
 7:55-Address-"E Energy and Its Re-
 ward'.. .. Rev. F. Watson Hannah (President of the New Haven Epworth
 League.)
 S:25-Address, Patriotism
 Rev. Levi Gilbert, D. D., New Haven