The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-04-26
WBLLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
ITEMS OF INTER EST PERTAINING
TO THE BOROUGH.
Real Estate Transfers-Mr. Saunders
New PositiOn-ste PauI's Parish Elec-
tion--Court Cases

Yesterdays recorded real estate
transfers, r. e. Badger to Christian F.
Phannaekuchen house and lot corner
Church and William street: r. E. Bad
ger to John E. Martin and James E.
McCabe, three houses and lots corner
of Orchard and Church streets; Will
liam Hassett to James E. McCabe. 80
feet on Center street; William Hassett
to r. E. Badger, 16x13O feet on Center
street; Henrietta c. Gilbert to George
FL. Savage, lot 50x14S feet on Christian
street: Henry G. Newton of New Ha-
ven to Mrs. Emma Archambault 30x140
feet on Christian street.
M B. Saunders is soon to start out as
travelling salesman for the Internation-
al Silver company, factory e, of Meri-
den.
Report says that the S. N e. Tele-
phone company has purchased the
property corner of Church and Colony
streets, and will locate a central office
there.
Mrs. Albert Nerdrum and son Ernest
will sail from New York to-day for Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Catherine Backes is in Keene,
N f., visiting her daughter, Mrs, Nor
wood.
Mrs. George Uniacke and three chill
dren arrived here Thursday night from
Auburn. Me.
Attorney Fowler is home from a trip
to Boston.
l.. A. Dolph has returned from sew
eral months sojourn IN Florida and is
now located here.
gentlemen from here was in Mid
dletown yesterday and went to see At
torney FL. F. Halt in the insane retreat
and found that he was in a very bad
condition, being violently insane and
causing lots of trouble to his keepers.
Mr.. Hall told his visitor that he had
made $3,0O0,OO0 since dinner on an in
vestment
Rev. Father O'Connell and Miss
Katherine O'Connell, who have been
the guests of M. P. OConnell, returned
yesterday to Buffalo.
William Fl. Newton returned from
Old Point Comfort yesterday morning.
Rev j. Owen Jones has, invited A. H.
Dutton post, G. A. r., to attend memo
iidl SCiNIteo at llC 1OllSI cSdliOliei
church Sunday evening, May %.
Yesterday morning in the borough
court before Judge Judd the case
against William Sarah, charged with
injuring Mrs. William Gardiner by
running into her with bicycle on Sum-
day, April 6, on the turnpike, came up
at 9 o'clock. Attorney Harrison appear
ed for Sarah. There were four Witness
es for the plaintiff and five for the de-
fendant. Sarah was fined 500 and costs.
Notice of appeal was given and the
bonds We're placed at SIS.
The Wallingford high school ball
team will play the Meriden high
school team in Hanover park at 10
o'clock this morning.
A new departure was inaugurated at
the annual meeting of the st. Paul's
parish Thursday evening. In the past
the custom has been to elect large
number of vestrymen each year.
Thursday night a resolution was passed
making the election of vestrymen for
this year three for one year, three for
two years and three for three years and
thereafter electing three each year.
All the business was not completed
Thursday evening, and an adjournment
was made for one week. Those elected
Thursday evening We're:
Clerk-Roswell D. Perkins.
Senior warden-Benjamin Hall.
Junior warden-William N. Mix