The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-24
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
DEATH OF ROBERT WALLACE or
QUICK CONSTITUTIONAL SATURDAY

QUICK CONSTITUTIONS SATURDAY,.
Died in Liberty, N. Y.-Well Known In
New Haven-Many Entries for tho
Poultry show.
News was received here Saturday
evening of the death of Robert e. Wal
lace oldest son of the late Robert Wal
lace of the well known firm of r. Wal
lace & Sons. Mr.. Wallace died in Lib
erty, N. Y, Saturday, Of quick con-
sumption and was fifty-seven years OF
age He had been ill but a short time
and when it was found out that he was
afflicted with consumption he was sent
to Liberty for his. health. Everything
possible was done for him, but to no
avail. Mr.. Wallace lived in New York
city and leaves a wife and three daugh-
| ters to mourn his loss.
| He was member of the firm OF r.
Wallace & Sons and had Travelled for
| the firm for great many years. he
was we'll known all through the eastern
states by his prominent connection Win
the firm to which he belonged and his
integrity and keen business principles
| won for him high place in the bust
ness world. His loss will be greatly
felt by the local firm as he was one
of the most valuable men they had.
Mr.. Wallace was well known in New
Haven where he was highly regarded
in the business world. One Of his
brothers. George M. Wallace Of 47S Or
ange street, is we'll known attorney in
New Haven.
Frank A. Wallace, the president of r.
Wallace & Sons. and Henry l.. Wal
lace, another member Of the firm, are
also brothers of the deceased. His
body will be brought to Wallingford to-
day for burial.
1t is probable that the resignation Of
David Ross as second assistant engineer
which was rendered at the meeting OF
the burgesses, Friday evening, will not
be accepted by the committee and that
Mr.. Ross will not press the matter.
Entries for the Wallingford poultry
show in the armory next week are COM
ing in quite fast from all parts Of this
state and others.
The Metropolitan Rubber company'S
works are closed until next week Tues
day.
The New York Insulated Wire COM
pany closes to-day for one week.
The democrats have finally decided to
close up their headquarters on Center
street.
A daughter was born last week to,
Rev. and Mrs Robert Craig in Patter-
son, N. j.
The Housatonic Manufacturing COM
pany's factory will close only Christ
mas and New Years day.
The music arranged for Christmas
morning at the high celebration at
the 1920 service at st. Paul's church
by Organist Vinol is as follows the
choir being assisted by piano, violin
and timpanis:
Processional-Hymn 51-First tune.
Venite-Anglican.
Gloria Patri-Anglican.
TIE Deum in B fiat. Stanford
Benedicte.
Jubilate Dec.
Benedictus-Plaint chant.
Lltany Observation-Disclosures. Vlncenk
Were Shepherds.
Kyrie Eleison-Eyres' Mass
Gloria Tibi-Eyres' Mass in e fiat.
Hymn-Adeste Fidelis
observation-disclosures ............. Handel
Aims MISUNDERSTANDING.
Sursum Corda-EyreS' Mass in e flat.
SanctuS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Tyres
ASHuS s............' -..'.'..'.'.. EIyicS
Gloria in EXcelsis .............. EyreS
Nunc Dimittis-Angiican.
Recessional--Hymn No. 60.
1.-THE Sorrows of Satan" is the next
attraction booked for the opera house
on December rs.
Fred Bulls is home from Philadelphia
for Christmas.
When the 11:45 train from New Haven
stopped at the station Saturday night
Conductor DAILY called upon Policeman
Hurley, who was at the depot, to arrest
4 man named William Dumont, who
was drunk and created a disturbances
IN the train by pulling the bell rope
md making himself otherwise obnox-
GUS He was locked up and later in
he night Superintendent Davidson tel
,graphed from Hartford to hold the
nan at all hazards. The case will come
Up before Judge Judd this morning.
oumont resides in this town, where he