The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-25
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Yesterdays recorded real estate transfer was Hattie A. Carroll to Mar tha j. Johnson, twenty-four acres in Yalesville,
 The Meriden grange was down here last evening and furnished an interest," ing programme of entertainment. Yesterdays weather was quite 8 change from the day before.
 The wheelmen and horsemen will be pleased to learn that the Hamden au- thorities have at last decided to fix up their state road between New Haven and North Haven north of Schuetzen park and a top dressing of fine stone is now being put on the same. The road has for several years been in bad shape for want of care. Perhaps the state commissioner, under the new law, has taken a trip over the line and awoke the selectmen as to the require ments of the law.
 John E. Righton and Mrs. Edda An thony were married Wednesday even ing by Rev. James A. Clarke.
 Rev. Frank ". Hodgdon of Orange, N. J., will preach in the Congrega tional church Sunday in exchange with Rev. J. Owen Jones'
 Selectman Yale has ordered forty ton of fine stone to be used on the state road up in Tracy.
 h UaInnG- day night the annual meeting of the Sunday school was held Rev. S. Vol cott Linsley presided and Roswell D. Perkins was clerk. There were nine- teen teachers present. The usual re- ports were read and accepted.
 The treasurer's report showed the receipts for the year to be $32553 and disbursements S2S1,S7. A rising vote of thanks was extended to the retiring officers, H. H. Walker as assistant su- perintendent and Miss Claire Banks as treasurer. The following officers were elect ed:
 superintendent-Rev S Wolcott Linsley.
 Assistant superintendent-H W. Buckler
 
 Librarian-J. H. Francis.
 Assistant librarian-H. W. Hall.
 General assistants-Joseph Taylor, John Heath.
 Mrs. c. H. Tibbbits and Miss Claire Banks were selected as a committee to select a treasurer and report at the May 7.
 The first mems tournament for the season of 1902 of the Wallingford Golf club will be held this week Saturday for the class A and B cups. Members hay ing handicap of eleven or less shall class A. The players and follow:
 w. c. Andrews O. Hawkins 0, Hap good ?, Platt ?, F. Hale, Jr., 3, Steven son 3, Young B. Russell 4, Davis 5. At kinson 5, McGaughey 8, Munson 10, Parmelee Il, Wildman il, c. D. Morris IA, Benson 15, GrisWold 15, Treat Is, R. Hobson 17, Wilkins IT, Tibbits IS, Edsall 19, Walker 23, A. Andrews 27, | R. F. Andrews 27 Badger 27. Tiffany | F. Leslie Smith 27, Cowles 27. The case against William Sarah, who | vas arrested Wednesday night by Of | fcer O'Reilly, charged with injuring | Mrs William Gardner of North Or | hard street by running into her with a | bicycle on Sunday. April 6, was con- inued until 9 o'clock this morning be- 'ause of his counsel, Attorney Harri- on, being in New York.
 Sarah was released on a cash bond if s100 given by Charles F. Dowd. The case of Harry Guigere, Jr, for ssault will come up before Judge roothe in the borough court Saturday morning. Work will begin to-day on getting the 'all grounds on South Colony street in for the season.
 The Cuban Giants want to play here n May 24-Manager Gardner has writ en to the manager and stated his erms.