The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-27
WALLINGFoRD ETENTs.

More changes are to be made in the schools in the Central district because of the increased attendance. At theI Main street school class No. ', taught the Whittlesey avenue school to make room for the high school department. Miss Doherty's class is to be consoli- dated with class No. at the Whittle- sey avenue school and she will teach that class at the latter school. At the latter school classes No. and have been taught by Miss Scranton and she will now teach class No. 6, the scholars from class No. 4 being transferred to the same room under Miss Scranton. A new grade, No. la, will be established at the Whittlesey avenue school, which will be in charge of Miss Marion Nor ton. Into this grade will be transferred scholars from the Main and Colony street schools. The scholars from class No. ' were transferred yesterday morn ing from the Main street school to the Whittlesey avenue school.
 Engineer Burlington of Waterbury, who put in the Stamford electric light works. was in town yesterday and with Warden Hall and Burgess Todd made circuit of the borough, looking up the needs of the situation. The engineer thinks that the borough would need nearly sixty arc lights to fulfill the re- 0uirements. Bristol has sixty-nine arc lights and pays $5,00O year for the same. The engineer did not make any real estimates as to what the cost tc 1ieht Wallingford would be, but will later present an estimate Of the ex- nensa. Stamford's electric light plan' costs $10O,0o0.
 The schools in the Central district will hold but one session and the stores will close at 12:30 on Thursday, the frs day of the agricultural fair. An effor1 is heinz made to induce the manufact' ,,rers to close their factories at noon o1 Friday.
 It is to be hoped that the authorities of North Haven will instruct the off ciaJs of that town regarding their right and DrlVlI6R6S WIlCll pCI Loi iAAAAiS, VI " +emnting to perform, their duties as of ficers looking up violations of the llduo law. On two separate occasions Nofl1 Haven officers have deliberately drlVel their horses across the bicycle path thl side of North Haven Center ana, IL alleged, hitched their horses In sue places as to completely block the patt and only laughed when remonstrate with for so doing.
 Rev. T. D. Wildman was in Lancaster Pa. yesterday attending the funeral C a former classznate.
 John E. Downs has taken 8 contrae +o built a large dam in Moodus, th1 state.
 meeting of the University EXter sion association will be held in tow hall this evening at 7:30 o'clock. A ,oambers are requested to be preser and bring any friends who may wish join.
 II G. Phelan will next month tal +ba census for the Central school di trict.
 Another boiler for heating is to nlaced in the Whittlesey avenue scho building, as the present facllltles d inadequate.
 F w Marx has returned from his VI cation in the south.
 The republican caucus to nomlna Town officers will be held on Friday stead of on Saturday evening, as first booked.
 Dr. w. P. Wilson has returned fro Hartford, where an operation tor a nendicitis was performed upon hl tbree weeks ago. He is still weak a will not resume practice for the pre- ent. s
 Miss Isabelle Morgan, one or t teachers at the North Main stre school. is sick at her home in New ven. .1,.
 Attorney c. A. Harrison is Wrestll with the grip.
 son. who arrived yesterday mo1 inc is the latest addition to the fam nf MT. and Mrs. James Conheady.
 Daniel O'Connell who for seve wears was an inmate of the town far died yesterday morning in the inss ratreat at Middletown. He was tai +bare last summer. He was about wears of age.
 ."rhe Gay Girls of Greater New Yol ore booked for the opera house Tuese evening, October 4.
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