The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-11
WALLIEGFORD.

At the town clerks office were record ed yesterday three warranty deeds brought here by Charles J. Anderson of New Haven, who represents the New Haven Water company: William B. Ives to the New Haven Water company. twelve acres on Mud dy river; Delano W. and Emily F. Ives to New Haven Water company, three pieces Ghirty-eight acres) on Muddy river New Haven Water company to Delano W. and Emily F. Ives. forty five acres on Muddy river with build ings.
 The land deeded to Ives and his wife | is the property known as the Sherman Austin place. Part of the land deeded | by the Ives to the New Haven Water company is the land which the bor- ough has taken. Notices were served on the Ives and the New Haven Water company to that effect last month. The New Haven Water company had an option on the land until July 15.
 The coming here Wednesday of Presi- dent John M. Hall, of the Consolidated Railroad company, accompanied by Col onel Heft, adds more weight to state ment which has been published as fol- lows:
 There has been a doubt in the minds of some about the building of the cleo tric railroad on Main street this year. l cr1apnl0 from 3 trustworthy source that the road will be positively built this year"
 The visit here of President Hall and Colonel Heft on Wednesday clinched the laying of the electric railroad track on Main street this year. President Hall and Colonel Heft arrived on the express that passes through here short 1 ly after o'clock, the train stopping for their special benefit. They were met at the station by Superintendent Bristol and Sheriff Booth with two-seated surrey. A drive was taken over Main street from the In Memoriam cemetery to the south below the Potter residence. The party then came back. and Presi- dent Hall and Colonel Heft went into Borough Attorney Fowler's office where they met Warden Morris and Attorney Fowler, and brief conference was then held.
 | President Hall and Colonel Heft said that steps would be immediately taken for securing the material etc, for the laying of the road on Main street right away. The material will be secured and brought here before the digging up of the street is begun, so that as little inconvenience will be made as possible.
 | The road will extend from the In Memoriam cemetery below the Potter place and will be laid according to the grade and layout as made last year by | the court of burgesses. The stay at the attorneys office was brief. From there the visitors were driven over to the Masonic home where a view of the grounds and town was taken. Presi- dent Hall and Colonel Heft thought the location of the home was an ideal place. The party were driven to the Quinni- piac street bridge. where the 3:15 elec- tric car was taken to Meriden by Presi- dent Hall Colonel Heft and Superin- tendent Bristol, where President Hall and Colonel Heft took the express to | New Haven.
 | MT. and Mrs Burdette Tuttle of Church street, have baby boy, born at F o'clock yesterday.
 The cool wave which struck here yes terday afternoon and last evening was very acceptable to everybody.
 Mrs. James dickinson and daughter, Miss Anna dickinson, have arrived in England.
 MT. and Mrs. S. G. Simpson left town yesterday morning for Westfield, Mass. | Walter L. Wilkes will return to Mag ara on Sunday.
 ! Section Boss Burton Futile was pass ing around the cigars about the depot yesterday afternoon. It was a baby boy.
 Superintendent Pierce is busy with his men putting up the wire for the fire alarm signals.
 Postmaster Hall is enjoying ten days vacation at Essex.
 Most of the factories will start LID on Monday after the usual summer shut down. The Hallenbeck factory started up portion of its works yesterday morning.
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