The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-03-22
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
SPECIAL BOROUGH MEETING CALL
ED FOR NEXT WEDNESDAY
Important Business 10 be Trnnsncted-
Sch FOOLS VIII Close Next Week for the
Easter Recess-Organist Haven Criu-
cally Ill.

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The call for the special borough meet
ing next Wednesday evening is as fol-
lows
Notice is hereby given that a spec
ial meeting of the freemen of the
borough of Wallingford will be held on
the 2Sth day of March A. D., 1900, at
o'clock in the evening in the town
hall in said borough to consider and
take action on the following subjects
as shall be deemed advisable, to wit;
First. The recommendation of the
board of electrical commissioners of the
borough presented at special meeting
of the borough held March Is together
with the general subject of charging
and extending the electric lighting
plant of the borough in reference to in
creasing and extending it's facilities for
furnishing light for municipal purposes
and for the use of the inhabitants of
the borough pursuant to chapter 231 of
the public acts of 1898.
Second The measures necessary to
be taken for such enlargement and ex-
tension.
Third. The amount of an appropria-
ton therefore to be voted on by ballot.
Fourth. To authorize an issue of
bonds of the borough to an amount not
exceeding $4,000 lin addition to the
series of electric light bonds already is
sued amounting to $4,000 to provide
for an engagement and extension in the
manner provided by sections and Of
chapter 231 of the public acts of 1898
ad to cover such appropriation there
fore when made.
Fifth. The establishment of an cleo
trio fire alarm system for the borough
and to provide for its purchase ii it
shall be voted to procure the same"
1t was offered as a motion by Bur
CESS Barber and was passed, j. P.
Bowe appeared before the board in
reference to the sanitary plumbing reg
ulations. AS the chairman of the health
committee was not present nothing was
done
Thomas Higgins of New Haven was
brought before Judge Judd yesterday
morning charged with drunkenness. He
was fined SO and $1063 costs.
The New Haven couple that procured
marriage license here March IS was
married in New Haven Sunday, March
10, ny IltN. w. II. lplChtl liltIl, anu Tic
return has been made here to the town
clerk.
Albert Teneck of New Haven and
Mrs. Fred Wormsey of this town, both
colored, were arrested yesterday morn
ing by Deputy Sheriff Booth and Off
Ger George White. The couple We're
brought before Judge Judd and charg-
ed with adultery William Smith
(Tony) father of the woman, was the
They were bound over
to the superior court under 5000 bonds.
Patrick OConnell furnished bonds for
Mrs Wormsley, Teneck went to Jail
The ground was white again yester
day morning the result of a lively snow
squall The storm was local, and did
not reach as far north as Meriden. Il,
Superintendent d. w. Burke visited
Paugh pond Tuesday and found the
gauge in the gatehouse shows 116 inches
of water in the pond, within twelve
inches of running over the DAM
Miss Emeine Lane is officiating as
at ST. Pauls church during
the illness Of Organist Ravens.
The gaslight company has given no
tice that it will sosn remove the lamp
posts about the borough, ana also nOu-
fled the postoffice authorities to pre-
pare new positions for letter boxes. The
postofftce authorities will replace iron
posts fourteen in number, for the mail
boxes.
Organist George p Havens of St |
Paus church Is critically Ill with
pneumonia at his brothers home in
Somers, Conn.
The Choate school basketball team |
will play the Stearns school in Hart
ford Saturday afternoon.
All the schools in the central district |
will be closed next week for the annual |
spring vacation.
Thomas Nugent lost three of his fin |
gers in a press at the Backes Brothers
factory yesterday.
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