The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-21
MAILING FORD.

There was plenty of business before the borough court yesterday morning. William Hayden was given thirty days in jail for drunkenness and thirty days for assault, with costs of $14.63; John Trainor was given $7 and costs, $1515, for drunkenness, thirty days for resist ance to officer, twenty days for breach of the peace and thirty days for va grancy. Trainor claims New Haven as his place of abode John Gary, charged with vagrancy, was given minute and half to get out of town. He went John Higgins, who was with Gary, was let go.
 The machinists of this town are not connected with the Machinists' union, and consequently none is out on strike. There are few. if any, labor organiza- tions in the place, as the worhmen are well paid, seem to be satisfied with their situations and have no use for labor agitators, who seem to be the only ones benefited by the strife between the em- ployers and employees in other plaees
 A. H. Dutton post, c. A. R., will at tend the Advent church next Sunday evening, where the annual memorial service will be held.
 On Wednesday evening from to 10 o'clock, in the parlors of the Congrega- tional church, reception will be ten dered the pastor, Rev. J. J. Blair, and family
 A supper will be served at the M E. church on Wednesday evening at 6:15 o'clock.
 The delegates and alternates from the three companies to the state firemens convention in Hartford to-day and to- morrow are as follows:
 Hubbard Hose-Charles M. Cannon and John Kennedy.
 Wallace Hose--Willlam s. Fogarty and James A. Downey.
 Simpson Hook and Ladder company John P. Bowe and F. J. Hogan.
 The piece of land sold by Walter La noue to w. G. Lockshre has been deed ed back to Lanoue as there was some hitch in the sale.
 pr. J. T. Barker is in Hartford at tending the two days session of the Connecticut Dental association, which opens to-day.
 F. J. McWeeney and Miss Rose A. Hanlon will be married on Wednesday morning, June B. at Holy Trinity church.
 John Bell has secured position with , the Simmons Silver company of Phila- delphia, and, with his wife, left for that city yesterday.
 Frank w. Morris started yesterday for Halifax and other points in the pro- vinces on a business trip for R. Wal lace Ss Sons.
 Substitute Letter Carrier Albert G. | Lbbb was filling Carrier Newton's po- sition yesterday and will continue to do | so during the week, while Newton is | away on his vacation.
 Unclaimed letters in the postoffice | yesterday morning were for Napoleon Chamberlain and Mrs. Nettie Fahey.
 The high school team will play ball in Southington tomorrow afternoon.
 The Wallingfords will play ball in Rockville Saturday.
 William Mix while going down Church street early yesterday morning on his bicycle, struck dog and was thrown heavily to the ground, receiv- ing serious bruises. It is feared he is injured internally. Professor Stevens of the Yale Divin- ity school, will preach in the Congra- gational church on Sundays during the month of June
 Robert J. Lane arrived home yester- day from Port Jefferson, L. l., and to- day will go to West Mystic, where he has accepted a position at boat build- ing.
 Policeman Daniel O'Reilly, who. like the other borough policemen, is bicy- list, tried the difficult feat last week of riding wheel and carrying hand saw at the same time. The experiment proved a failure, for when turning a corner the saw got entangled in the front wheel and sawed off six spokes : before the policeman could stop the machine. Straw hats have gone in and over- ( coats come out.