The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-23
NAILINGFORD HAPPENINGS
4 SPECIAL BOROUGH MEETING
 TO BE HELD
To Vote on an Appropriation for Fire Alarm system-PIans for Memorial

To Vote on an Appropriation for n Fir
 Alarm system-Plans for MemOria
 Day.
 A special borough meeting will be helC
 the first Tuesday evening ln June to vote
 upon an application not to exceed S1,SOO t' provide for the purchase and installation
 of a Stevens fire alarm system.
 The High school team will play the
 Booths preparatory school nine of Ne"
 Haven to-day at clock. ] Lewis Morse has accepted position al | the Parker factory ill Yuesville. Sheriff Booth served attachment papers ! Wednesday ill the suit brought by the tlIst 1 National bank, of this place, against Judge | Cable and Mary Gum, of New HaNeu ana 1 David Forbes, of Orange, and this morn ing on Noah Linsley, of Wallingtord, to recover judgment on a note of Sl,300, en- u0rseu by tlic Jlrect0rs of the oxford Brass company, the note being issued November 26, 1900, the money being used in carrying on the business of the Oxford Brass com pany. The case is returnable to the Super for court Tuesday, June 3. Attorney Fowler is counsel for the bank.
 The following circular letter has been issued by Commander Northrop of Dutton Post:
 Comrades: As we assemble on Memorial Day at the graves of our fallen comrades we again in imagination, pass through the scenes of Army life. Once more we hear the bugle blast, we listen to the drum beat we are again on the lonely picket line, peering through the darkness for the ap- proch of the stealthy foe, or ranged in line of battle under the bowling canopy of the pelting storm, ready to advance or repel any attack of the enemy. Again we march and countermarch, form in line and deploy amid the roaring of cannon, the screaming nT Gh lS thn rfi Nis hall the groans of cur wounded and dying com raues. Therefore Memorial day to the Vet eraIls IS the most sacred day of the year, scatter then upon their graves the fragrant flowers of Spring. Let us each and every one try and make this memorial day of 1902, one long to be remebered. Our ranks every year grow less, and as we perform this sacred duty, let us bear in mind that we soon will be called to be mustered into the Grand Army above.
 Therefore you are requested to appear at the Post Room on Sunday evening, May Both, 1902 at o'clock D. m., to attend Deyine Service at the Congregational church by invitation of Rev. j. Owen Jones, pastor.
 You are also ordered to appear at the Post Room on Friday, May Both, 1902, at Q Q clock a. ln., for the purpose of decorating the graves of our fallen comrades as in former years.
 Uniform and white gloves will be worn on both occasions us far as possible.
 By order of
 LEWIS A. N0RTHROP, Commander.
 JOHN UPHAM, Adjutant.
 The pulpit of the Baptist church will be occupied by the Rev. Albert Ehrgolt, mis- sionary who recently returned from Burma, during the absence of Rev. James A. Clark, who will be absent about three months on his trip abroad.
 The cases of Barry and McKeon, which came up in the Borough court at five o'clock last night, was tried before Judge Toothe Barry, was fined $25.66 and paid. McKeon was fined $15 and costs, not paid, and was taken to New Haven jail.