The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-04-17
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
PNEUMONIA IND GRIP Cd USES
DEATH or TWO WOMEN.
Mrs Julia A. Hall and Mrs. Louise A.
Todd Both Succumb After Short III
nesses-Other Items.

Todd Both suocumb After Short Ill
nesses-Other Items.
Mrs. Julia A. Hall, wife of Elzur r,
Hall of South Main street, died early
yesterday morning after a short illness
She leaves a husband and two children,
Miss Ophelia Hall and Robert E. Hall.
The funeral which will be private, will
occur Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 and
the interment will be in the Center
street cemetery.
Mrs. Louisa A. Todd, widow of the
late Henry B. Todd of North Main
street, died early yesterday morning af-
ter three weeks illness with the grip
aged sixty-two years. She leaves three
children-W William l. Todd and the Miss
es Mary and Clara Todd. The funeral
services will be held Wednesday after
noon afternoon at $3.50 from the late res
idence of the deceased.
Daniel O'Donnell, who works for f.
w. Phelps, the Colony street stove deal
err, was driving into the yard back OF
the O'Connell place on Cherry street
yesterday afternoon, when he was sud
denly startled by the disappearance of
his horse, which stepped over an unused
cistern, which broke in and the horse
went down into the bottom of the hole.
1t took quite awhile to dig out the ami
ioh finally 6nnn without
serious injury to it.
Robert Lamont and Michael Reashaw
were arrested Sunday by Policeman
Hurley and yesterday morning were be-
fore Judge Judd, charged with drunk
enness. Lamont was fined SO and $7.SS
costs, and settled. Reashaw was fined
81 and t$7.SS costs, and his case was con-
tinued for thirty days to give him
chance to settle.t 'iHit
Miss Sadie Kelsey has, on account OF
her health and upon the advice of her
physician, resigned her position as prln-
cipal of the Whittlesey avenue school to
take effect April ".
Alphonse Gendron's horse took fright,
it is supposed at an automobile on
North Colony street yesterday AFTERNOON
and started to run down the street,
collision with a telephone pole wrecked
the wagon and threw out a young boy,
brushing him and rendering him uncon-
scious for short time. The injuries
are not injuries.
Mrs. George r. Jones is in New York
under treatment in DR.. Wyeth's hospl-
tai.
A special meeting of the Simpson
Hook and Ladder company is called FOR
this evening.
Some unprincipled person ''salted" the
stone road with carpet tacks somewhere
between North Haven and New Haven
Sunday, and many wheelmen got the |
benefit of the work with tacks in their
tires One youth had three in his front
tire and had to walk home. The tacks
were new and of large size.
3. c. Lewis has moved his household
goods here from Rutland, VT.
Mrs. Leon Norwood returned yester-
day to her home in Keene, N. Fl.
Dr. j. d. McGaughey writes from
Knoxville, Tenn, that he intends to re-
turn to Wallingford April 20.
Merwin D. Tuttle started yesterday
morning for Arkansas to assume the |
duties of foreman of the Colomine COM
pany.
Choirmaster Frank B. Northrop of Wal
lingford presented the following pro-
gramme at Christ church, West Haven, |
Easter Sunday:
$50 a. m.-CHoral celebration of the holy
communion
1920 a. m-Matins. High celebration
professional hymn 115-Lausanne Psalter, /
Kyre Eleison ...........W. Fl. A. Hall |
Oifertory-As 1t Began to Dawn
........... Charles Vincent |
Sanctus ..,...... .Cramer |
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