The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-02-08
WALLINGFORD.

Frank Toothe and Miss Lillian Smith.
daughter Of William Smith, of the firm
of Smith G. Andrews were married in
Hartford Wednesday afternoon and re-
turned to Wallingford on the 1929 train
the same evening. William Andrews
and Miss May Smith, a sister of the
| bride, accompanied the couple to the
capital city. They will for the present
board at F. e. Blake's on East Center
street,
The sensational article that appeared
in the New York papers early this week
regarding the marriage of Miss Isabelle
Perkins of this place and DR.. Duke of
Oklahoma in Kansas City week ago
was like many of the other articles that
occasionally, if not oftener, appear in
the New York papers, decidedly off IN
several particulars and was not favor
ably received by the relatives and
friends in this town. One statement
particularly regarding the disappear
ance mysteriously of DR.. Perkins, ia
Their of Miss Perkins, was entirely
wrong, as there was no mystery re-
garding his death, which occurred at
Rio Janeiro during his journey to Japan
and the facts of the same were we'll
known here at the time, as his personal
baggage and belongings were sent to his
family. Some of the dates were also
far from correct. The facts of the mar
riage were noted in the Courier at the
time, as well as in other papers in this
vicinity.
John Il. Davis horse got on
kicking streak on Center street yester-
day and sent both his heels through the
dash of the sleigh and got so tangled up
that the harness had to be taken off to
get him out of his difficulty
Eight bust loads of school children
from Meriden were down here in a
sleigh ride yesterday afternoon.
Some of the owners of fast horses
are talking of getting out and speeding
the same on the lake.
This afternoon and evening in st.
Paups parish house the junior auxil-
larry will give an exhibition of articles
from different missionary countries.
The same will be given Tuesday after
noon from to $780,
There will be a meeting of the joint
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evening at the Wallace house. All who
have tickets and coupons are requested
to make their returns this evening. The
drawing will take place Saturday even
ing.
There was no quorum at the ad-
journed borough meeting Wednesday
evening to hear the reports of the troll
ley committee Another meeting will be |
called probably for February 81.
The continued case of Albert Dochr, |
charged with assault upon C. w.
Brehm, came before Judge Campbell
yesterday morning. He was fined So and |
$12.40 costs, which was paid by his ia
tt1er.
Perry M. Twitchell is down with a
severe attack of the grip.
Reserved seats for the moving pic
lures, under the auspices of the ladies'
library association, will go on sale at
Pixley's Monday morning.
This afternoon from to $50 and this
evening from 7 to o'clock in st. Pauls
parish house will be given the exhibit
ton of articles from different mission
ary countries This exhibition will be
under the direct charge of Miss Clara
A. Wildmnn and Mrs. S. w. Linsley.
Booths will be arranged where the ex-
libits will be shown. The Indian booth
exhibit will be in charge of Mrs. r. S.
Austin, Mrs. 0. HI. D. Fowler, Mrs r.
D. Perkins and Mrs. William Hodgkin-
son.
For the Japanese booth there will be
n charge Mrs. w. F. Lane, Mrs. A. j.
and Mrs. Sarah Stevens.
The colored booth will have these in q
,harge: Mrs. Ellen Banks, Mrs Fraray
Hale and Mrs. Andrew M. Hall.
At the Mexican booth will be Mrs. A.
3. Norcross, Mrs. w. Whitaker and !
Mrs. L. A. Burt.
At the Alaskan booth these will be in
,harge: Mrs. w. S. Russell, Mrs. H. H.
Walker and Mrs. l.. Won Grave.
The Chinese booth will be in charge {
# Miss L. Atwater, Mrs. w. H. Talcott '
Mrs. H. Clulee and Mrs. w. A. Good {
ich.
The exhibition will also be held to- ;
afternoon from 8 o'clock to $50
o'clock.