The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-05
WALLINGFORD.
Hartford

Mrs. Alice J. Brcgden. wife of James B. Brogden. who had been sufferer fer many years with rheumatism. died yes;erday morning at 7:20 at her home on Simpson avenue. She was fifty-five years old. Besides her husband, she leaves two daughters, Mrs. Frank Loop' of this place, and Mrs. Edward casey of Hartford. She also leaves two solls' Charles and Eugene BrOgden, who re- side here Mrs. Martha D. Fowler, who resides here at the home on Simpson avenue, is the mother of the deceased Henry Fowler of Bridgeport IS brother. The funeral will be held rom the home tomorrow afternoon at two o'clock, with interment in the Center street cemetery.
 One of John A. Cooke's valuable pair of bay horses that he purchased last spring, paying $500 for the pair, died yesterday from lockjaw. This makes three horses that have died within a short time in town, the other two De- longing to Sheriff Booth.
 Elkanah K. Morse, of William street, was agreeably surprised last evening upon his arrival home from New Ha- ven, where he had been attending the reunion of his old regiment. the Sev- enth c. ", by finding an official envel- one containing his vouchers and pen sion papers, for which he has patiently
 waited for a. number of years. Besides
 the surety of a pension every three
 months in the future, he received bacR
 pension for about nine years.
 The registrars will be in session or
 Thursday, September 1S to receive ap'
 plications of those wishing to be made
 voters, and will meet with the select
 men and town clerk to make voters or
 Saturday, September 27.
 Commander L. A. Northrop, Of A. Id
 Dutton post, G. A. R., wishes that al members be present at the post meet ing this evening, as a report is to b
 made by the soldiers monument com
 mittee-W. N. Mix, C. A. Harrison ant
 W, H. Newton.
 Members of Company K will have an
 other shoot for positions on the compa ny team tomorrow afternoon. Miss Lillian M. Harrison left yester day for College Point, N. Y. 7 The Athletics will play in Hamde tomorrow afternoon. 5 P. J. Murphy left yesterday for Mag 5 ara university.
 w. F. Marx has returned from hi ? annual vacation trip. f Miss Lucy B. Wooding is visiting i |. Candor, N. Y.
 :. E, K. Morse, William Rawson and f D. Wilcox attended the Seventh reg . ment reunion held at Savin Rock ye' = terday. -4A#l = Miss Marion Hirons left yesterda s morning for HenniSsr N. H., whei
 she has accepted a position as scho
 teacher.
 Are You a Mason?" is booked f. 0 the opera house Thursday evening, Sel s tember 25.
 l. The National band will play at u r. Thomaston firemen's parade ne n Thursday. 9 Miss Clara Wildman and Walt 1t Wildman have returned from Madiso n, N. J.. .aD V. Reserved seats for "Chow-Chow" 1 e. on sale at Pixley's to-day. q. ] The notices for the republican cauc F. next Tuesday evening were posted ye H., terday.
 y. Rev. J. F. Wildman will officiate $ the funeral of Mrs. Harry G. Waldrc n- which will take place from the hou 10 this afternoon at 3 o'clock. The inte r. ment will be in the! Center street cen It, tery I,Ir;> m George W. Harrison has resigned in position as mail carrier on the rul
 mail route, to take effect on the first
 October.
 Stephen Williams. jr.. and Miss Ar g. stasia Murphy were married yesterd m morning at o'clock at the Holy TrI Lel ity church by Rev. J. H. Carroll. T 90 bridesmaid was Miss Mamie Blair a 1's the best man was George Williams ss brother of the groom. A wedding bree er fast was served at the brides home es Hall avenue, where a reception W IT, held. They will reside with the brid li- parents, MT. and Mrs. James Murpl mt on Hall avenue.
 meeting of the committee to
 range for the annual reunion of the
 members of Company K, as well as ", active members, vii! be held tom lc- row evening at 8 o'clock at the Go .hs pany K arm0ry parlors ts' Sunday afternoon services at the \ ay sonic home will be resumed next S, ent day. Rev. Albert Ehrgott will cond
 the services.
 The space around the triangle I
 east of the depot was thronged l lty evening with crowd of appreciat Au- listeners, who gathered to hear the c of cert by the National band An attr oy, tive programme was rendered. to ---------
 ene @ Senator Hawley who experienced