The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-11-01
WALLINGFORD.

There was a pretty wedding on Fai1
street last evening at the home of the
bride, the contracting parties being
Arthur Y. Lane and Miss Ella Mottram
Rev. J. J. Blair off1ciated. The impress
sive Episcopal marriage service was
used. The brides gown was of white
organdie trimmed with white satin rib
bon, and carried white bridal roses. The
rooms We're handsomely decorated with
chrysanthemums, palms and autumn
leaves After the ceremony and usual
greetings reception was in order. The
bride was the recipient of many ele-
CANT and useful presents consisting of
silverware china sets furniture, and a
host of other useful articles. After the
return from their bridal trip they will
reside at 172 South Orchard street,
where they have already house furn-
ished and ready for use.
The bearers at the funeral of A. J.
Goodrich yesterday afternoon were D.
L. Barber and Fl. d. Kendrick from Ivy
lodge X. of p, S. F. Hotchkiss and S.
d. Johnson of Putnam council, o. U.
A. M; p. M. Twichell of A. H. Dutton
post G.. A. r., and r. G. Morse. The
burial was in the 'In Memoriam" GEM
etery There were many beautiful floral
tributes, among which was handsome
wreath from the Q. u. A. M.
Postmaster Hall is a hustler for GER
tain and is always on the lookout for
improvements in the mail service that
will accrue to the advantage of the
people here. Some ten days ago he
wrote to headquarters for some
changes to be made here in the closing
of mails and yesterday morning he re-
ceived word to make the changes as
given below. The changes all went in
to effect yesterday. The mail that has
been closing at 1910 noon for upwards
of two years and taken to Meriden on
the 1888 train and there transferred to
the mail train that goes through here at
1903 p. m. was discontinued yesterday
and in it's place there was begun the
closing of mail at II a. M, which was
sent to New Haven on the :26 train.
AT New Haven this mail connects with
the postal train from Boston by way of
the Shore Line for all points west of
New Haven. This mail closing here at
IL a. m. will arrive in New York at 1:5S
p. M To take the place of the 1910
mail discontinued there is another mail
that closes at L p. m. and will be sent
down on the LAT .. m. train to New
Haven For this mail there will be
two pouches. One will be for letters for
New Haven and New Haven district,
the latter including the Air Line, the
Shore Line and Northampton Line of
railway divisions. The other pouch will
connect with postal train from Boston
TO rail points west of New Haven and |
arrive in New York at 1870 D. m. The |
letters that We're sent formerly on the |
mail that closed at 1910 now for New |
Haven We're distributed at $3.50 in that |
2ity. The letters now leaving here on |
he mail closing at 1 D. m. for New |
Haven will be distributed at $780, thus
giving almost an hours longer time at
he postofffce here. BY the above ar
angements in the changes in the clos
n gof the mails it adds another mail
rom here to New York. There are now
we've malls that leave here daily. six
soing each way.
Co. X will begin its drills this even
ng.
The farmers supper at st. PauPs
parish house this evening will be a first