The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-01
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS FOR
TOWN OFFICERS MADE.
A MILD and Undemonstrntivc Comclave
Tho Ticket-ProbateJ Judge Nominal
tom Deferred Real Estate Matters
Womnn's Club Meeting To-day.


women,s Club Meeting To-day.
Fraray Hale, borough clerk, received
a telegram yesterday from the princi-
pal Of the high school at Manlius New
York, saying that Mr. Hale's son, Fra
ray, IT,, was critically Ill with append
citis and that an operation would prob
ably be performed to-day. Mr.. Halls
started at once for Manlius.
The democratic caucus on Saturday
evening in the town hall was one of the
shortest on record and everything pass
ed off harmoniously. There was nc
contest over any Of the offices and all
the nominations were made by accla-
nation. Charles r. Drum was chair
man and John G. Phelan clerk. The
ticket nominated was as follows:
For selectmen--M e. Cook and Will
liam II. Mckenzie
For collector--Wilbur G. Northrop.
For treasurer--William Hassett.
For registrar Of voters-E F. KAY
anagh.
For audttor-Gilbert G. Thomson.
For board of relief-M. O'Callaghan,
George Cook and William r. Cook.
For assessors--P. D. Leonard, G. A.
Eopson.
Grand jurors--J. J. Myers, Joel A. AL
len, Sylvester Watson.
For constables-Dan!el O'Reilly, Den
nis OBrien, George H. Reilly, Thomas
j. Ksnney.
For school vlsitor-Charles B. Yale.
The nomination of a candidate fol-
Judge Of probate was deferred until g
later date, in accordance with re-
quest from the town committee. After
the ticket was nominated NJ e. Cook
arose and resigned his position as chair
man Of the town committee, but upor
eloquent appeals being made by some
of the leaders present to continue In Of
fee he reconsidered His determination
and consented to stand, for the present
at least.
Recent real estate transfers are: Lew
P. Perry to Therese w. Schwink, 7h12OC
feet on Church street, Yalesville; M. f.
Jacobs Of Berlin To Edward Allins Of
Berlin, 100 feet on High street; William
r. ]. Slender to L. NJ. ives. six acres on
North Colony street. Antoinette Dud-
ley to Nellie S. Becroft, one acre OF
South Plains; W. s. Brsndegee to A
G. Olsen, houee and lot on Orchard
street: A. G.. Olsen to w. S. Brandegee
lot 50x15O feet on South Whittlesey ave
nue..
The polls open at q o'clock this morn
ing and close at o'clock In the First
district and in the Second district
Yalesville, they open at O'Clock anc
close at o'clock.
Every republican should make 1T
point to vote early and then see thai
his neishbor votes.
Vote the straight ticket; 1t Is a clean
one and deserving Of support.
Thursday the ladies' Of st. PauPs
guild will begin their regular suppers
in the parish house
Beginning with to-day the postoft1ct
will open at 1880 O'Clock a. m. insteae
Of at I o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Butler OF Slater
Island are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
C. F. Lane
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cowles Of Pat
erson, N. j., are the guests OF K. RI
Cowles Of Christian street.
The annual meeting OF the Ladies LII
brary association will be held to-nor
row afternoon at o'clock in the Con
eregational church parlors. ..
Chief Engineer Dovney will leave
here Saturday night for Charleston, s
c., to attend the International conven
ton of FIRE chiefs.
At the meeting Of the Woman's clut
at $50 this afternoon the programme
arranged will be az follows:
singing-Miss Florence Woodhouse.
Vocal selection-Mrs. A. l. Martin.
Violin selection-Miss Mabel Hall.
Essay--Methods Of Colonization In th'
Sixteenth Century-Miss Clara Wild
man.
sone-Miss Florence Woodhouse.
The fine exhibit at the recent fair BY
the Wallingford grange has been ship
ped to Danbury and will be on exhibi
tion at the big fair to be held there this
week.
The fruit exhibit by the Connecticu
agricultural college at the recent raj
here was given to the Masonic hon1
by Professor Gulley, who had charge O
| the exhibit.
Reserved seats For Hello, Bill" ar
on sale at Pixley's.
Saturday nights rain was a Welcom
visitor.