The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-01
WALLINGFORD EVENTS.

The advance sale for the Ramblers minstrels in the opera house this even ing guarantees a.large attendance and it is safe to say that the entertainment as all other given by this popular or- ganization will prove a success both financially and otherwise,
 The usual Halloween ceremonies were not forgotten last night by the young folks.
 Miss Georgia Lane has resigned her position as salesIady at Sherwood &S Co.'s and it is rumored that at an early date she will enter into a new partnership in the matrimonial line with c. H. Thomas, one of our well known and respected residents of Main street.
 A delegation from A. H. Dutton post, G. A. R., will visit Miriam post in Mer- iden this evening.
 At a meeting of the Ladies' Literary association held yesterday Miss Carrie McGaughey was elected as secretary in place of Miss Edith C. Lane who has held with credit the position for sever al years, but who at the recent annual meeting declined a reelection.
 The members of the A. O. H. and K. of c. are requested to meet this even- ing in Temperance hall to take action on a proposed fair.
 Yesterdays recorded real estate transfer is Mary J. Galligan to Katie TN street.
 Attorney o. H. D. Fowler and M. E. Cook are mentioned as the probable choice of the democratic caucus for representatives. The name of J. J. Prior has been favorably mentioned, but it is understood that MT. Prior de- clines to have his name used, as his al- ready large business requires all of his attention.
 There was a small fire in a house owned by Thomas Pagnam, and situat- ed on North Cherry street yesterday. The origin of the fire is not known and was put out without a general alarm. The loss is triiing, not exceeding $25.
 O. B. Lane has cane made from an orange tree shoot that was brought 3 is quite a curiosity.
 To-day is the last chance to make out yolfr tax list and save the 10 per cent. addition.
 Prosecuting Attorney F. c. Barthol- omew of the borough court is reported as seriously i'll at his home on Acad- eny street.
 Attorney Webb, Attorney Hobart l.. Hotchkiss and ex-Judge Blydenburgh will address the democrats in town hall tomorrow evening.
 Mrs. Frederick Powell and child have gone to Concord, N. H., to reside, where MT. Powell is now employed.
 The continued case of the New Ha- ven Water company vs. the borough of Wallingford comes up to-day in New Haven.
 Assessors Williams and Hopson will be in session at the selectmens room so-day from g a. m. to 9 D. m. to re- ceive and make out tax lists.
 Edward Fahey, formerly of this place has opened barber shop in New Lon- don.
 There are hundreds of voters from both political parties who would like to see the name of H. l.. Judd as rep resentative on the republican ticket. MT. Judd is one of our leading manu- facturers and is very popular among all classes without regard to creed or party.
 The sportsmen report a scarcity of game birds, although earlier in the season it was believed that quail and partridge would be unusually plenty There was plenty of quail earlier, but where they have gone is mystery.
 Do not fail to attend the Ramblers minstrel show this evening. It will surely please and is deserving of lib- eral patronage.