The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-08
WALLTNGPORD.

Invitations were sent out Saturday
for the marriage of Miss Leila Augusta
Maltby, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel De Witt MaItby, of Northford, and
Clifford Walter Leavenworth. of this
town, to take place. in the Congrega-
tional church in Northford on Tuesday
afternoon, December 20, at o'clock.
They will be Fat home" at go Academy
street after March g. Miss Maltby was
formerly a teacher here. Mr.. Leaven-
worth is assistant treasurer of r. Wal
lace & Sons and president of the Valen-
tine-Linsley company.
An alarm of fire was sent in from box
SO early Saturday afternoon. The fire
department turned out, but only the
services of the Wallace Hose company
were needed, as the only thing on fire
was the chimney of Edward McGuire's
house on South Colony street. There
was quite mix-up on the alarm, as it
was sent in from two different sources
at about the same. time, which made
matters somewhat confusing.
Christian MARROW, a German peddler
residing here for many years, was be-
fore Judge Judd Saturday afternoon,
charged with incest with his fifteen
year-old daughter, Minnie A. NARROW.
Judge Judd found probable cause and
bound NARROW over to the superior
court and placed the bond at $1,50O. He
was taken to the New Haven Jail at
All. NARROW was mixed up several
years ago in a similar case, but was not
convicted. .,. IS. =
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Cowles went to
Brooklyn Saturday to attend the flu
neral of Colonel Harry S, Beadle, a
brother of Mrs. Cowles, and was born
in Wallingford in 1928. He was seventy
four years old. .Y e.
The will of the late Mrs. Catherine
Schember, who died last month at
Hawthorne, n. Y, was executed July
10 of this year, before she left Walling-
ford for the Hawthorne home. The
will provides that after the usual pro-
vision of paying for funeral expenses
and debts there shall be left to the
niece, Mary Smith, of Hoboken, N. j.,
the clothing, household effects and pic
lures, and that Mary Smith give an
other niece, Lizzie Rugg, of New York,
some Of the pictures. The executrix is
to sell and convert into cash all the
real estate, the proceeds to be paid to
Mrs. Schember's sister, Bridget Doher-
ty of 81 Wilton Road, Fitzburgh, South
ampton, England, and the niece, Lizzie
Rugg, share and share alike. The res
idue of the estate is given to the sister,
Bridget Doherty. .,::...-. ....,.
The annual meeting of Arthur H.
button post, G. A. R., was held Friday
night and the following officers were
| chosen: S.,I.... =
/ Commandments A. Northrop.
| Senior vice COMMUNICATIVE Hill.
! Junior vice -Elkanah K.
| Morse. r. Va
Surgeon-Lorenzo D. Wilcox. 4
/ officer of the day-David Ross. III
officer of the guard-William Raw
son.
Trustee for three years - Silas Il
Hall. H..
Delegate to encampment-John Up
ham.
|. Alternately. L. Weld.
| Quartermaster-Mer w. Tuttle.
Adjutant--John Upham.
Albert Rockwell has gone to Los An.
geles, Cal. 49,.
Special officer Francis Carrigan was
on duty on Saturday night and Sunday
afternoon on the plains. ..s =.
j. Oscar Bailey has been elected pres
ident and Charles zetterholm secretary
and treasurer of the local branch o.
the National, Letter Carriers associa
ton.
Rev. F. H. L. Hammond goes to Mid
dletown to-day for a week to assis
Rev. E. S. Belden in evangelistic worl
there.
E. S. Woods will give his lecture OF
Sculpture before the pupils of TIL
Colony street school at Temperance
hall Wednesday afternoon from to
o'clock.
"a Trip to the Jungles" will be tn
attraction at the opera house this even
ing. .4