The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-10-03
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
ANNUAL MEETING OF LADIES'
 LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
Officers Eiected--Details of the Town Eiectton--Death of Joseph London.

Officers EIected--Details of the Town
 Eleotion--Death of Joseph London.
 The Ladies Library association held its annual meeting yesterday afternoon and elected as officers Mrs A. J. Good rich, president; Mrs. c. A. Harrison, vice-president; Mrs. D. L. Barber, seo- retary; Mrs. c. H. Brown, treasurer. Managers for three years, Mrs Sey- mour Hotchkiss, Mrs. w. I. Todd, Miss Jennie Doolittle; for two years, Mrs c. w. Hull, Mrs. B. F. Harrison and Mrs. c. II. Tibbitts for one year, Mrs. J. J. Blair, Miss Hattie Wallace, Mrs w. H. Goddard; auditor, John B. Ken drick.
 Several departments at factory P. of the Watrous Manufacturing company, are running twelve hours a day
 Joseph London died at the town farm Monday night. His age Is not exactly known, but he was considerable over eighty years old and has been a town pauper for many years. The funeral will take place at 2:30 this afternoon. Burial in the Center street cemetery.
 Miss May Parmelee started yesterday morning for Thomasvile N. c.
 Miss Edwina Parmelee sails next Tuesday from New. York for Coburg. Germany.
 Emil Gortze went to New York yes- terday morning to meet his family, who were expected to'arrive from Bremen, Germany.
 MT. and Mrs W. H. Newton have gone on visit to Richmond, Va.
 J. P. Stevenson, M. F. Cook, D. W. Ives, J. B. Tucker, William Ives and H. L. Bartholomew attended the Dan- bury fair yesterday.
 The rainfall here for September was b4-1o0 inches.
 Andrew J. Brown, IT., has filed vol untary petition in bankruptcy in the United States district court, with lia- bilities of $27, ,291 and s150 assets
 Mrs. L. M. Hubbard left yesterday for philadelphia to visit his daughter. Mrs. F. B. Hancock.
 The three selectmer, Hall, Yale and Mckenzie, qualified yesterday morning
 Yalesville has two out of the three selectmen and ought to be happy.
 The Wallingford letter was sent as usual Monday evening, but owing to some good reason, probably, failed to show up In yesterday mornings Cour- fer.
 The annual town election passed off quietly and the vote boiled was not IS large as in some other years. The total vote cast was 1.Soo-1,142 in the First district and 15s in the Second district, Yalesville. In the First district therS were 767 straight tickets voted, 413 democratic and 354 republican,; 154 scratched democratic and 231 scratohed republican. In the Yalesville district there but was little scratching done and the majority for the republican ticket was "A. Owing to the many scratched tickets the vote was not declared until o'clock The annual business meet ing was adjourned until Tuesday even- ing of next week. The entire republi- can ticket was elected. Mckenzie beats Cooke for third seectman on the l democratic ticket. The details are as | follows:
 FIRST DISTRICT.
 Republican.
 Selectnen-W. Burr Hall 5o6, Charles | E. Yale 54s. Hodgkinson 531
 ICWn tTeaSureT-W w lllldn H. Ne" tol l B64. Registrar of William F. Smith 556
 Auditor-Theodore F. Lane 545 Assessors-Joel R. Hough 543, George H. Yale 533. 4 Board of relief--Andrew Andrews 555, George M. Hallenbeck 556, Delano w. Ives 544
 Grand jurors--John c. Button 560, | Michael Downs 555, John S. Parker 555.
 Constables-George J. White 572, Noble F. Ingraham 499, John W. Hur- ley 51e, Charles R. Lamb 53S.
 School visitor--J. Fl. Wildnan 560.
 Democratic.
 Selectmen--Marcus E. Cooke 5S1, l. William H. Mckenzie 570.
 Collector of town taxes-Wilbur c. Northrop 5S9.
 Town treasurer-William Hassett 551. Registrar of voters-Edward F. Kav- Hnagh 566.
 Auditor-Gilbert G. Thompson 57s. Roard of Relief-Michael O'Callaghan 567. George Cook 564, William R. Cook 562.
 Assessors-Patrick D. Leonard 573, George A. Hopson 567.
 Grand jurors-John J. Myers 56l, Joel A. Allen 565 Sylvester s. Watson 564. Constables-Dennis OBrien 545, George H. Riley 559, Daniel O'Reilly 59S. Thomas J. Kenney 548. School visitor-Charles B. Yale 562. SECOND DIsTRICT--YALESV
 Republican.
 Selectmen-W. Burr Hall 1T, Charles D. Yale 95.
 WRAPPED IN KERNELS.