The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-07-27
W4LLINGFORD.

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| Yesterday was another busy day in
the borough court. William Neadeau
and Oakley Russell, both residents of
! East Wallingford, were the first on the
list. Judge Judd fined Russell 50 for
assault, SIS for breach of the peace, So
! for drunkenness, and $40 for destruc-
ton Of property. with $16.29 costs. Nea
deau was given fine of $25 and sent
to jail for three months for breach of
the peace and 81 and costs OF $500 for
| drunkenness. Julia Tamaro, charged
with theft of $25 from and assault upon
| Miss Rose Carroll. was fined 81 and
costs, 1895 for assault and 81 for theft.
! The fines and costs were paid by Saliva
| dore DeGhello. Tim Brennan, arrested
| on Fair street for drunkenness, was
| too intoxicated to be tried. Henry
Schmidt of North Elm street, charged
with breach of the peace, was let Off
by paying costs of court, $4.93.
Ball game this afternoon. Consolidat-
ed team of New Haven VS.. Walling-
fords on South Colony street grounds.
Beers in Yalesv!lle at 1870, and Pratt
street, Meriden, at 4:30.
w. G. Northrop and w. E. DECKER
man will start August Is for a two
weeks trip to Buffalo and the Thou
sand Islands.
Fred Todd is stopping at Fishers Is
land.
Miss Dora Clark of Milford is the
guest of Miss Louise Martin Of South
Main street.
Thomas c. Nicholson is home from a
visit to Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Finnegan are
visiting in New York.
Miss Margaret Calvin of Albany is
the guest Of Miss Alice Curran.
Mrs. j. r. Cottrill and children are
home from visit in Skillman, N. j. -.
A son was born yesterday morning
to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas p. Fahey.
John T. Roberts of the Price-Lee
company has begun work on the Wal
lingford directory for 1901.
AT Co. KS range this afternoon there
will be qualification shoot for state
decorations. Lieutenant George Abb
bolt will be in charge.
Captain Norton, Lieutenant Norton
and Corporals Rushgrove and Soders-
ton of Co. X will shoot in the Second
regiment team at Westville this after
noon.
All the members of the board Of
school visitors were present at the adj
journed meeting held Wednesday eve
ming excepting j. Walter Mix. This
meeting was to consider the course of
studies at the High school beginning
with the ensuing year. Beside the course
80 n "a c sad
that the two volumes entitled Mother
Tongue" be adopted for use in the
schools provided that prices satisfactory
to the board be made by the publishers
The course of studies adopted were.
First year-Latin, English, history, |
botany algebra.
Second year--Latin, Greek, English, |
geometry.
Third year-Latin, Greek, English, |
French or German algebra.
Fourth year-Latin, Greek, English, |
French or German, review of algebra
and geometry.
Latin-s Scientific Course.
First year-Latin English, history,
botany, algebra
Second year-Latin French or Ger
man, English, geometry.
Third year-Latin, chemistry, Eng
lish, French or German, algebra.
Fourth year-Latin, physics, Eng
fish. French or German, advanced al
zebra, solid geometry trigonometry
review of algebra and geometry.
English or Commercial Course.
First year-Arithmetic, English, his
tory, botany, algebra,
Second Bookkeeping, stenog-
raphy, typewrting, English, geom-
atry.
Third year-Bookeeping, stenog-
raphy, typewriting, chemistry. Eng
sh. French or German, algebra.
Fourth year-General history one
half year, civil government one-half
year. physics, English, French or
German, review of algebra and geom
etry.