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Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
2fatbar Girfccienopm.

9rarb Tsorts Gountp Gommisiioz
ners beIlutteoe Sborsoag, at for at
fritooes for Stat maa Sirteeienopm
prre pirtelig Srus al Samfunost.
praItebolissr maa beboes al Paitoren
Tom FABIAN, og airtebpgninserne 'tal
benbttes til rsligisIe Summentomiter
eQer for faaoanne Giemeo, ION biz
rette er forbunost meb be nsopenotgs
8ipremaal / airtens 5jeneIte. Sagen
blep brdgt paa Sune o9 Tom urloer
OperpeielIe, s~iterat Der bar tremtoms
met @nIesninger fra ale lotdle Sdms
Funb ON 5ritagelie for Stat paa oerss
graIteboliaer og ON, at be ttol9cre err
laaie Statter mat bltps benz t'loa9e'
betalt.
arrs,,ere, Tor em u~uapneiia sorbrposiie.
WiIs aate 8ern / gismdrct arre'te'
rsces sborsoag pua Overwhelming AZ
Gtatsaopotat @llsn os untldset Ior en-
unapnelia S~prbrpoelie. 9sren til benz
bes 9erelie pau Soteaet maatts
ipranaes pp uf SberiHen, Tom mso
statsaopotaten Os tire andre Sori9'
bebsperIpner bapbs prret Yione til
l~losuelisn al 5OrbrpOeIisn ira ct till
Itsosnpe gerelis. 5 Miis asrns eei'
liobeo fanot politiet ire aOinosr /
Gpobruot. De bier iiosn 'ttlst Tor
0pmmer 5pro, iom fate rem unoer
$4,000 aaution, Wiis aern 'ioosr
nu / retslia 5orparinq. S september
bapoe bun lsiet Sheridan Souie efsr
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SUB guknta.
1eIano oa cmean mar en aIptbrarp,

" wv vs. y"
Sborsbag opItob Der Slbebrano 10
Wfil isnoenior Solano. Oct blGlte od
en- forrpgenoe Storm, Der isrte Slbeu
til gpen pud nogle fau Minuter. Wunz
&c 5drmbpgnineer ~soelasbss. Splanb
reoosoe isrit efter at nosle at Suiene
Der paa Stebet par sddet tabt.
sorretnines ma aoenes aonpeutisn.
Oct al Stutens Gorretninssmano
oanneoe 5orbunb bapbe, ION. for mebz
belt, beitemt afbplbslien at en- apnz
BENTON / Siour Sails. sborsbag
hapoe Nsbet parst / flere Saee, bipauz
net at 5000 elssater fra aIs Ggne at
Staten. 5alIes Stribt bill blipe tuset
benimoo 5orbeOrinser / 5orretnigss
Dtrtiombeoen iuapeliom / be Sproele,
Der bpbes Snopanbrere til Staten.
8onpentionen bar inbe for Sranss
Risiisiippis llbitiainsen os anmobebe
ale Statens Counter ON at gisre pas.
ienoe gepileninger | ben Retning.
0nuas nns Greameritr.
Sfjor bar SorssslIen / 4ntallet al
SposS utota Greamerier ubDre fort;
bog tpoer inbeparenbe aur paa at
futile ilaa al tiblisere Retoro. st MT
Greamerp / 9utpana bill TONNE til
8irtIombsb / oenne Muaneb. aonz
trait er afiluttet for ct dnbet / Sam
8allep, Buffalo Gountb; bet ftal tpite
$1,000 og itaa ferois ieneit ben lite
Srri. S9iau / GustaIia, CHARLES
Mir Gountp, opfsres Greamerier I
benne Sio, og bet nsopenbiee Waitiz
neri ifal inbi9ttes meb bet auerfsrite;
ligeleoes bpgges Der Gredmerier pau
Here andre Steoer. Mange Sarmere,
Iom, ba Greamerier fsrit Tom paa Sale
fprbolot Zig iteptiite angaaenoe 5ors
oelene og 5ortjsneiten peb at itstte iuas
odnne, bar iioen laet Jig til Here Mels
tetjer p9 fan finbe lit llotumme. ON
nsbpenoist alene peb Salg al i'm Melt.
Spmuntrebs pso benne fu%runbreoe %
~el9oelioe Sineenes SiIitano. bar Iaaz
bunne 5urmere meo fornpet YirtelDIt
ogiaa taget fat paa lit reeulGre 5urmz
arbeioe % fan psb fsis Sib peb Sms
tante ftnoe Jig iom rige 5plt.
Tab peo prariebranpe.
Ruinerenoe Pr9riefdmmer ftrsg
i9aur benoper ben ipopeitlise Del al
9eable os sitlige Del al Sanb Gouns
ties. meloes 5rsoag fra Suron. De
beraf ppitaasbe CAB bill gaa op til msIs
lem $4,000 ps $4,000. Iosle 5ara
mere table iaupel gpgninger ipm Ras
finer os apes. Den afipebne 2anbz
itrGtnin9 uogisr mango Mil. Stas
ben piIbe miittert bleoet itsrre, bar Der
life tpmmet Regn oeb S%plneoaana.
Munse M~enneItelip bar / 5are. Z
Spint Gountp beriebe oaiaa en- for
BrGriebruno famine Dag, sbelasaenbe
20 5armeres Siem os @ienDom til ct
Cab paa ca. $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
MtnnrCntu.


tA ct. GIoub er fra Stasipap i
sara tommst Giterretnins ON, at
S'a'am SeIuben bar blepen mprbei
@F'Ss, Den Rbrbebe, Der blep "a
\" sallm'I, bar tioliesre aniut peo
wal Northern 9anen / Ct. Glpuo.
-r4'ost bar olbeles ufuranlebiaet.
rE1Nln9smanben bar tommsn til
~'ta ia SpOtane, maIb., oa fipOer
|s@t,.
"'str'armtre Tor N~inmdoia.
W Solonl paa So Teere inbtraf
h. aS III 5ergus Sails fra Senructp.
ION Ooer 8reat Rprtbern ganen
Ssnii9t at optase 2anb. De er
'''H''' O9 OiI boloe iammsn.
Ct sam soroermeasrsmsese
u, ss ~ ~qaoronuttet aamp sjennem
n, 'a4otsrinssr blep 4norep H.
Snsoass at R.publitansrne
~. a''s' lOm gpsns Yorssrmeiter,
ia ot. paul. Mr, aiefer bar
s''n'ner Oaret Msblem af aous
t,,, . 'ta bette 9iitrift. s be peos
NO ~ee'lutninser bibles prGTosnt
t1'eqS Sattit os Spirabsn i ben
'sS2'Nos Sonflitt meb Spanisn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
Mtd1teun.
statsiaranstt aaaien e%serinIst.

8runoet pda ben operiplote 5ilitono
peb !Soipitaiet | Suction bar paropn
SOarp bsororet % StraHanger opers
fort til 5engilst / Wurquette. 2lflepes
ringen lfeebe allereos 5borsous often I
qoo Sroen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
Nnrn gnkntu.
2anonurm I Sarecs @sueu.

sborsOug Gftsrmibbag bapos 5ars
gosGgnsn en- al be pGrite Sanoitorme,
Tom pua mango aar bar giGitet Ste
bet. Msset ringe Staoe unretteoes,
heoer bet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12

at bun bar tommen fra @allep Gitb.
S BiQmdr, Minn., bar bun ogTaa
ttoligere p9ret. Sun er en- apinoe pda
80 Qar slIsr oeromtrine.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
prariebrano pco 2tceIc.

Gn YrGriebrano fra Spo bar Scrss
bag 6~ormipOus temmeIig nGrsaaenos
mob Steele. gQe ipm tunoe bore
meo, began fig up for at betiGmpe 81
ben, Der ufIpeo en- 5 NiIs 2uncitrGts
ming. 1Isrs 6armere Spo for
gpen table lit 81, oa en- Wuno miitsoe
EN- llbhusbnanird.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12

XsA1sh
uefsmmsr rirseaa o. 3rsoaa 1sersen.


uaa l~HSieutss 'sH,R beer paanoaa ol Torssaa r7or.
a,n EptrtiSismtHtsr iastaass iiis TO paa bininasu
~istesnoe Rumsrs. mebminors bet uirnfi eta lostnu'
atS. outs ct ESTABLISHMENT. Der fsri 'oHnsr mo
1trseoasuuntr,i 7 Or, ~iprlduass inoiru'isi3 Sane.
oil bst'omme iuo Ia TirsoaGSnumsr,. Brsus. Der iHoe'
bolbsr apsritsi,msnisr. ION et; batter mco. bsr mrr'
tplaieu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
Jnoldnoet.
gp1nu.
1sss paa eiupsIpaeainIet.

{. >. Allen, Gier at en- at be itsrite
(lrttfulsr / ben miotre Del al Sta
b Stos airsoag G%ftermibous / Sn'
(snSsrts, puu bet oero9renbe Sinoss
bpOr ban for ct aar iioen
b stpsn inOlagt til Sebanpling. 2is
b irrtss til Webitsr Gitp for at be-
ta3ts Der.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12

9suotumne ytummere al "SSeO
Inn" fan erboloeS for zoe
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
@amle Rrs. 2,cua panprer bcoeu.

Mrs. ears Stuos, II @ar sammeG,
bsbe Snsoag Gftsrmiooue CARRIER.
Sun bar Moosr til Sirmuet u. 8.
Stcpa e Bro. iammeitebs. bpor bun
psb i'm ORB bapoe pGret bpiat / AZ
Qdr.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12

aeiIsr 0ilhelm aster til Ssiten 1t
reiie til bet beaise 9onb for at ie ia
om. 5 ben anleonins oil 5prtsrne,
Tom ossU9rre rssisrer / 2anoet, lore,
tass foritiefIise 5orbsbrinser. @eiene
til SdHd, Seridp % Bethlehem Ital
iatiss iftanb. Scosbeaberne | Serurd.
lem itul rspareres os 9dnbleoninaerne
ira Sdlomons Samms Hal uobeoreg.
epttsn .r ben aste prspsiten for
WennsItets ionbe pqrh-
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sit 81 Mars 1ugtbuS.

srr 9iItrittsrstten / Sttumrpa
FpIsNus tiIitob Robert 9uriin Jig
esis / antlusen for at babe pGrst
E& uN glopu gantrspsri og psmtes
IS! aars SpbuIo / Sustbuiet. OUT
b bar O9iuu giort fig berpstet for
he R.ritsr i Chicago. gan arrsites
pa: ZEN gort.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
Manning l Safe Gitp CT pso.

SoIepb Blaming bsoe Snsba9 /
Gate Gitp at apoplsri. afbsbe bar en-
AZ gpens Glore gorssre % en- frsms
itaaenoe 6inansmanb. 5ornplig baps
be ban peo ct 5alb f%prIlaaet ia itpot
/ 9opeoet. Seraf tom bet Sld9tilieIs
be, iom enote hans 2ip.
Srauot tiIosoe.
ellie 4nnie Gblers legebe / Snss
bags NOR en- auben Slo psb Snbisbreos
ben | Gentral Point, ba bun tom for
Nor Sloen, Ipm greb fat / benoes &lqz
Der, berettes ira Reb 8ing. Ssnbes
Strtg tiltulote 8roberen, Der ftbnote
benoe neo til 9anoet % If iluttet
5lammerne. Wlen bisie bupbe ba aIz
lereoe omfpGnot belle Barnet, % ben
lille 6uarige Pise bar Iaa mebtaget al
be farlise 9ranbIaar, at Spoen paaz
fulgte nogle fau Simer ienere.
SranpmGno bar @als.
CARRIER granomanbtdb aibolot lit
Iarsmeoe Manbag often % pulgte
fel9enoe Gmbeo8mGro for tpmmenbe
aar: Chris Brittle, 8rdnb6ef; 8. 6.
Srunnius, lite asIiItent; q. s. Reus
finger, 2oen asIiitent; Sreb Sebe,
3bie QSiiftent; Clarence Stunt, 8ass
wIerer; s. g. Nelipn, Setretar, oe ).
9a6meper. Steparb; Olaf Sanion,
Go. Stoet5 pg R. s. Neuiinser, 5is
nanstomite.
@itfiria s%sIpsnims ! sra,ee
5ra5ee gpraao bar giort Soranz
i~tdltninger til at faa gpen oplpit meo
Glettricitst. 8peninsstontrutten er
operlaot Commemorate 2umber So.
siterisat SaIHnsr.
SaI'te 9srler % 2anotontratter til
ct 9elsb al $4,000 Tom / Smlsb iibite
llge / 2uperne. Sheriff Slact eiters
iseer MI al alearGfter ben iom 5alfz
ner mist9ntts 9erion, 6. :. Wetberz
bp, Der / forrige llge fprlob 2uperne
% untu9slio toa @eisn mob Slonoite.
0stberbp bar abpotat at 9rofssiiun.
men onpsnote lin Sto % fine Gpner
puu Spetulationer % Spill. 5pr no9le
Iar iioen fienote ban life til Penges
mangsl, men bsgpnbte at inelaoe Jig
paa pilbs S%petulationer og peoblep
bermeb, iubtil ban blsp SAINT, bpors
sTter ban bssbnbte at itripe Salt for
at rette puu fine petuniGre 9aniteligs
beoer.
@amle Rrs. 2scpa panprer broen.
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samiItsu auditorium bransRassi.

Zen putrs Auditorium sSp9ning,
Pm iior Ssit bIep %fulofsrt | Sumilton
i L &oitenoe al $4,000, soelasoes
fa's 0nsoos G%ftermippas peo Sloes
EtaNS cPitauet peb, at 8armeapparas
Fl'ar ~oOerbeoet. Sfaoen er $1,000.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12

Sss I|oines, 7oe Ipril. 9ouro Of
|e'nirol for 9eitprelIen al ale Statss
nFliatlOnsr orsaniierepes isuar / Gus
|s'n''sns apntor paa Sapitoliet, od
|snSNssNsn aflaspes af Or @upernsr
|S'4lam Sarrabss, Grbsieiierstsopms
pa Slnne og Spbn Gopnis, Der uos
n SUroet. Sper iiGr itiGsoe aaus
|na 'or $4,000. Del bsiluttsoes. at
X 'arlts Striot ftulbe bIipe 8ebtaselz
y a It snsartet gosisrislsipitem for
Jn'iitutioner unber Statsns 3ons
@, ostretGr bill lite bin. palst for
v itris.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12
Sfal tables op.

Gortiattes paa Abe sioe.)
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1ronning Gbriftina bar after fire.
pet iii 8ronningsn at England og
bebt ON Sislp. Cor at rsrs ben samle
minoeoe bun ON, at be besg. sr Gnter
og mad unou9re en- 2~Ggtemanbs Raao.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12

5ra5ee 9pruuo bar giort Soranz
it~dItninger til at faa gpen opIpit msb
Glettricitet. gp9ninsstuntrutten er
operlaot Commonwealth 9umber So.
Decorah-posten., 1898-04-12

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-17
MILFORD.

Oct. 14.-A very pretty home wedding took place Wednesday evening at the hume of MT. and Mrs. Samuel A. Rhodes, where the daughter, Eda May, was joined in holy matrimony to Frank ]. Beach, of Woodmont. Rev. Charles F.. Upson performed the ceremony The couple were very well known in Milford and have the hearty congratu- laticns of all MT. and Mrs. Beach le rarted on the S:34 train fol the south Un"n their return they will reside in Wcodmont.
 Fhe public schools will close on Fri day, theoccasion being the teachers conN ention in New Haven.
 The harvest home festival, under the auspices of the ladies of the First Con- gregauonal church, opened last ev r. ing in Bailey & Smiths hall on River street. very large crowd was in at tendance. The exhibits were far be- yond their expectations. A very fine programme consisting of vocal and in- strumental music was rendered This evening full programme is promised
 George F. Smith is having the fence on his premises painted.
 Frank W. Clark who has conducted gents furnishing store on Broad street for the past two years, closed his doors Wednesday on account of depres- sion in business.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-17

mass of the attacking party halted in the dark to fire at gap in the wall which they mistook for the breach. In a few minutes the halt filled the nar- row interval between the wall and the river with a struggling crowd of sol- diers aflame with the passion of battle, but without order of leaders. Colin Campbell, with few men, strug- gled past the flank of the crowd, and climbed the great breach and few disconnected parties followed up the rough slope, These gallant men reached the broken crest of the breach, but the French had meantime recov- cred from their surprise. Those who reached the crest of the breach saw be- low them deep black gulf, beyond which, in a curve of fire, was wall of flaming houses, and from every quarter a tempest of shot swept the rugged edge of broken stone on which they stood. Frazer of the Royal Scotch leaped down the further side of the breach, reached the flaming houses and died there, Greville, Cameron, Camp bell and other gallant officers broke throueh the tumult of the crowd,
 
 Twice Campbell ascended. and twice he was wounded. Meanwhile the mass of British soldiers below, with the black river-now filling again with the re- turning tide and climbing the rocks fast--on one side, and the hostile wall, with it's perpetual hail of bullets, on the other side, swayed to and fro with sul- len shouts and angry answering fire of musketCy. But, with military cohe- sion destroyed and scourged on both flank and front by the fire of the French, the mass crumbled into clus- ters, and, surging backwards, slowly regained the trenches. When day broke Frazer of the artillery, watch ing from the batteries beyond the Uru- mea thought that nothing more than a false attack had taken place; till, in the clearer daylight, he coud see the rough slope of the great breach mottled with red spots, the fallen bodies of off cers and men.
 This bloody and ill-managed assault resulted in a loss to the British, in killed, wounded or prisoners, of forty four officers and nearly five hundred men.-Cornhill Magazine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-17

down near North Haven there was quite furry of snow, accompanied by a gale of wind that for a few minutes was fierce, The snow furry then turn ed into rain.
 Those who have purchased tickets for the ball game between the married and single men can receive their money back by calling on J. P, Stevenson, as the game will not be played this sea- son.
 Quartermaster Sergeant F. B. Treat and Private Frank Treat of Battery A reported on Saturday for duty in New Haven, where they will be stationed for a short time.
 MT, and Mrs. Walter Hill have a new daughter.
 The appealed case of Cottrill vs. Mi- choke is assigned for Tuesday in the court of common pleas.
 Charles B. Terrell arrived home Sat urday evening from Pittsburg.
 F. W. Marx started Saturday evening on weeks vacation trip to Boston and other points of interest
 w. H. Goddard is home from a week S vacation trip to New York and other points.
 MT. and Mrs. & G. Simpson are vis- iting their son George in Westfield, Mass.
 No great results are reported by hunters of the first days sport since the law was off. The leaves on the trees and bushes are still too heavy for sue cessful shooting.
 An account of the trouble with the Law and Order league men is in anoth- CT column.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-17
SPANISH MINORCA.

Looking from the ruins of Fort San Felipe on one side of Mahons admira- ble inlet, at the vast Notifications of La Mola on the opposite side of the inlet half a mile away-one is forced to ask the serious question, if Spain has been wise to spend these many millions of pesetas upon poor little obsolete Minor ca of the Mediterranean? A hundred years ago the position ought to have been seized upon and made the most of. It was then our affair, and never was there so plain and confessed a mistake as the neglect of this natural fortifica- tion. and the expenditure of 6 rrodi- gious amount of time, money and blood upon the lower and opposing rocks. La Mola is precipitous peninsula at the eastern extremity of the Mahon harbor, rising two hundred and fifty feet not more than a mile in great st length and half a mile in extreme breadth with natural terraces. as if it were designed for defensive purposes. It completely commands and stu ti fes the couple of miles of fortified coast on the other side of Mahon's port During the last century-since 1902, when by
 
 back this, her old island trif1e-all Mi norca's earlier ramparts have been al- lowed to crumble away at discretion. Grasses and flowers are thick between the pavements, and the lizards spend ali the summers day undisturbed in gliding or basking upon the discolored scaling stones. The subterranean pas sases in the solid rock which, during our fifty years occupation of the place, cost us so much labor, are choked up, or mouldy and clammy as death vaults. The very tombs of our men, amid the ruins, are hardly recognizable now as such, and no one may decipher the names on them, though, on the other hand, there are many of those graph iti'' which tell of the ubiquitous trip per and his inseparab1e lead-pencil and penknife.
 La Mola has made our engineers of a hundred and fifty years ago supremely ridiculous. It is one of the strongest forts in the Mediterranean. if not in the world. It's careful earthwo ks rise enc above the other-with gay red roofs terraced among them-and the native cliffs complete it's impregnabilit y.
 
 ! in the internal mechanism of her coun- try, but here, at La Mola, it is an open secret that she has lavished money as if she had storehouses full of spare mi'liards. Guns and projective appli- ances are of the first order. And with out glasses we may see from the graves of our countrymen in Fort San Felipe that there is accommodation among the bastions and terraces and bright red roofs-which look so well under the blue Mediterranean sky-for a garrison of two or three thousand men. All Europe. and America besides, may therefore be warned that the cap'tal of Minorca is unapproachable by an ene- my from the sea.
 But was it worth Spain's while ? Scarcely we fear, under the circum- stances. If she had the above-men- toned spare milliards of pesestas, the extravaganza would be harmless, at i least. As it is, an extra battle-ship or | two would have been much more ser viceable to her.
 Minorca's days of importance are | over. Steam has put an end to them.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-17
Committee on Streets.

The Committee on Streets will meet in Rooms l0 and II, City Hall, Tuesday, Oc- to6er 18th, 1898, at s D. m,, when the fol- lowing matters will be consldered:
 Reports of the Board of Public Works de assessment of benefits and damages for the extension of Gibbs street from Dlxwell av- ehue to the Northampton railroad tracks; also de establishment of building lines on said extension and assessment of benefits and damages therefor
 Resolution providing for the removal of the street railway tracks In George street between College and Temple streets.
 Petition of August Relsinger ct al. for removal of street railway tracks in George street between Church and State streets.
 Petition of George Goebel ct al for curb on south side of Commerce street between Broad and Factory streets and for cobble gutters on both sides of Commerce street between Broad and Temple streets
 Petition of J. Wall ct al. for hardening of Cassius street between Howard avenue and Cedar street.
 Petition of Oscar Boettger ct al. for hard ealng or and cobble gutters on both sides of shelton avenue between Munson street Petition of T. A. Tripp ct al for cobble gutters on Winthrop avenue between Whal- ley avenue and Goffe street
 Petition of R. D., Baldwin ct al for cobble gutters in Carmel street, both sides, be- tween Whalley avenue and Gofe street.
 Petition of F. s. Andrew ct al. for curb and cobbe gutters in Crescent street both SlueS, DelWeen CreScenL ana henry streets. Petition of Anthony Mcdonald ct al for grading and curbing of Mansfield street be. tween Munson and Division streets
 Petition of Michael Turbert ct al. for crosswalk on Foster street. north side of Linden street.
 Petition of Patrick F. Delaney ct al, for concrete walk on Grace street, north side, between State and Rock streets.
 Petition of Thomas Laden ct al for mac. adamizing Ferry street between Grand ave nue and Exchange street.
 Petition of H. G. Shepard ct al. for cross. walk and catch basin at the junction of Wolcott and Richard streets.
 Petition of H, A. Snyder ct al. that Town send avenue be considered as beginning al the south end of Fairmount avenue and Quinnlpiac avenue shall terminate there.
 Petition of Jacob Schwenck ct al. foI change of name of Park Place to Hobson street.
 All parties interested in tA4 foregoing are notified to attend and be heatu thereon with. out further noIlce. Per order,
 JOHN J. HOGAN, Chairman.
 Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN
 o15 St Assistant City Clerk
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-17
WALLINGFORD EVENTS.

Rev. Father Reilly announced at ear- 1y mass Sunday morning that Rev. Father Carroll of Westport had been appointed to the pastorate of Holy Trinity church, made vacant by the death of Rev. Father Mallon.
 Saturdays recorded real estate transfer: Emory Morse to c. J. Morse, 13Ox17O feet on High street.
 Early Saturday evening a team be- longing to Kelsey, the Center street marketman, was standing on Hall ave- nue, and during the time that the driv- CT was in one of the houses delivering goods some one confiscated all the goods there was in the wagon. At the latest accounts there was no clue as to the guilty party.
 A year ago Lathrop & Shea the rail- road contractors, were at work build ing the bridge and grading on South Colony street Since that time the en- zine Maggie" and the dump-cars and tracks have been stored in the lot east of the bridge Saturday work was be- gun getting the same out of the storage places, and yesterday they were taken away on the train that was sent here for that purpose
 Mrs. Ann E. Peck, one of Walling ford's much respected and lifelong res idents, died at her residence on Main street Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, aged eighty three years. She leaves one daughter, Mrs. L. B. Bishop. The funeral services will be held at her late residence tomorrow afternoon.
 Miss Mamie E. Reilly of Lee avenue won the $500 prize at Company Is fair.
 Daniel BIoxham of Gardiner, Mass, a former resident, was in town over Sunday.
 There were all kinds of weather in Wallingford Saturday. About ocloeH