The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-03
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF
 ". c. Y. U., DECEMBER 7TH.


 WaIIace-Manning NuptiaIs Next We'd nesday Arrangements for Basket Ball Game-Big Team Capsized- Company K Elects Officers.
 The fifteenth annual convention of the New Haven county w. c. T. U. will be held in the Baptist church next We'd nesday, December '. Conservation ser vice will be led by Mrs. c. A. Holmes of Meriden at 9 a. m. Mrs Dr. Herr of Norwich will give a Bible reading at 11:3O At o'clock Mrs. c. B. Forbes will give Echoes from National Con- vention.' At o'clock there will be ex- ercises by the Loyal Legion. The speaker of the evening will be Rev. Milton Hess of Westvil1e. All members of the Loyal Legion are requested to meet in the Methodist church next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Yesterdays recorded real estate change was L W, Bull to w. J. Lane, lot 50x160 feet on Bull avenue. A marriage license was issued to Frank A. Wallace and Mrs. Rose Man. n'ng. The wedding will occur next Wednesday evening at the Atwater homestead on Christian street. The semi-annual water rents are now due.
 In accordance with the request of many admirers of basketball game has been arranged for Tuesday evening December 13 in the armory, between the Wallingfords and New Britains. The big team of Armour & Co., from Meriden was capsized on North Colo ny street about a mile above the borough line yesterday morning and it took about two hours to get everything into running gear again.
 Company KS commissioned officers elected Thursday evening are Harry Norton, jr., captain, promoted from first lieutenant; F. E. Blake, first lieu tenant, promoted from second lieuten- ant: George Abbott, second lieutenant, promoted from corporal. First Ser geant Mottram was elected by unani- nous vote to the position ot second lieutenant, but declined to accept There is plenty of snow about town but the sleighing is not first class. Rev. F. E. Marble leaves to-day for Brattleboro, Vt.
 John Hayden has severed his connec- tion with J. F. Stevenson and is taking a business course in the New Haven commercial college.
 The usual Sunday afternoon services at the Masonic home will be dispensed with tomorrow on account of the con- dition of the roads.
 St. Paurs guild netted over $1oo by lis Christmas sale Thursday evening. Mrs. Grace Mix Moody, who is stop ping at Asheville, N. C., for her health is reported as improving.
 The New York polo team will make its first appearance here tonight. Frank Allis leaves here to-day fo1 New York, when he will enter the en- ploy of the New York Telephone com- pany.
 The sidewalk on Center street hill is in dangerous condition on account O the ice. Sand or ashes should be used There were six deaths in town dur ing November
 For the entertainment of Ivy lodge No. 43, K. of F., in the town hall mex Tuesday evening the following excel lent programme has been arranged: Harp and mandolin duet--"Up to Date.'
 Messrs Russa and Hall. Reading-'LiIy Servosse's Ride" "..... .... ... ... ...................To .Tourge
 Mrs. Adde Chase Smith. Whistling solo-Selected-
 Harold F. c. Flint. Contralto solo-"Hadst Thou But Known" :. GOO. ..DehOVel
 Georgetta E. Whitaker. Reading-Selected-
 Mrs. Smith.
 Whistling solo-Selected-
 MT. Flint.
 Contralto solo-"The Silent World is SleeplnS COG. ...'. .sDuolSS aooS
 Miss Whitaker. Reading-"Josiah' Obituary" -Holle
 Mrs. Smith.
 Harp and mandolin duet, march-"Nc poleon.'
 Whistling solo-Selected-
 MT. Flint. ..