The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-06-09
IYlILLINGFORD.

about Sl25,000.
|
YILLINGFORD.
The residents of Washington street,
between Hall avenue and Oak street,
We're treated to a free musical and lit
erary entertainment between the hours
! of 1890 and o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The artist was located in the gutter
of the street, as he could get no nearer
home, and the music and oratory was
continued without interruption, as it is
not the week when the police visit the
west side of the railroad track.
The bearers at the funeral of Charles
H. Miller yesterday afternoon were DR..
J. T. Barker, c. E. Blunt, F. A. Cham
bers, H. T. Kramp, c. 1. Parmelee and
Charles S. Munson.
Mrs. f. M. Tyler and children are ex-
pected to arrive here to-day from Fort
Pierce, Fla.
Judge Hubbard started yesterday
morning for Wilbraham Mass, having
received word that his son, Marsden at
tending the academy, had dislocated his
knee while playing ball Both arrived
here last evening.
The Wallingford and Manchester Golf
clubs will play here on Saturday after
noon.
Henry L. Morris and bride took hack
to New Haven Wednesday night and
there took the steamer Richard Peck for
New York and We're on the boat at the
time of the collision with the G. H. Nor
than early yesterday morning.
Charles G.. Phelps arrived home yes
In, o
AdirOndacks with Senator O. H. Plat.
A colored trio was discoursing music
both vocal and instrumental. uptown
last evening and attracted quite an aud
fence and raked in a quantity of nickels
and other small change.
The cool wave which struck here Wed
nesday evening was of short duration
M. j. Redmond & Co. has been award
ed the contract for plumbing the new
building of the Ladies' Library associa-
ton. .......
The board of burgesses will hold an
adjourned meeting this evening. The
electric light question will be the sub
ject matter,
Joseph Odett has a badly sprained
wrist, the result of collision with an
other bicyclist near Yalesville Wednes-
day night.
The T. A. BIS bicycle club is booked
for a century run to Springfield on Sun
Gay.
Miss Maude Kellar, who has been the
guest of Mrs II. L. Davis, returned yes
terday to her home in Newton, Mass.
Annie Lee, daughter of John f, Leon
ard, died early yesterday morning, aged
al
morning at O'clock.
f. p. Phelps, better known as Pop.
had his foot badly crushed at K. wal
lace & Sons factory yesterday after
noon by a die weighing about 800 POUNDS
falling upon it.
One of H. L. Judd's horses was over
come by the extreme heat on Center
street, near Main, Wednesday afternoon
and fell to- the ground and only lived a
short time.
Wednesday afternoon showed up the
pecuiarities of our New England eli
mate. There was drop of % degrees
in the mercury in less than two hours
and fully thirty inside of four hours.
Meriden, Yalesvile and the northern
part of the borough got refreshing
shower Wednesday afternoon, but the
rest of the borough had to be satisfied
with hearing the thunder and waiting
for rain that never came.
A delegation from the w, r. c. visit
ed the soldiers home a t Noroton vester-
day.
Harmony chapter, o. F.. s., of South
ington visit d Mizpah chapter last eve
ming.
Pow T 6 Hauph of Cheshire will
conduct the services at the Masonic
home on Sunday.
Accanaut lodge, I. o. o. F., will have
memorial services at the lodge room
Sunday afternoon which will be fol-
lowed by the decoration of the graves
of deceased members in the various
cemeteries.
Charles Breitling's big dog has been
killed as he showed signs of hydropho-
bia.