The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-15
WALLINGFORD.

Tn the death of Carl MaImquist, | which occurred at the home of his son.
 Carl W. Malmquist. Sunday morning. one of Wallingf0rds much respected Swedish inhabitants has passed away. His death. while not wholly unexpect- ed. came very suddenly. He had been ailing for some time past with heart
 trouble. On Saturday night he was at supper as usual. His son. on going to
 his fathers room early Sunday morn ing. noticed a change for the worse and
 the doctor was sent for. but before his arrival the father had passed pe1ceful-
 ly away his death occurring at 1:3O o'clock
 Mir AIalmquist was seventy-six years old April If of the present year, He
 leaves four sons, four of whom-Carl
 w. Hugo. Robert and James-reside
 here. The other sons are George. who
 resides in New Haven; Alexander, who lives in San Francisco. and Ygge. a
 steamboat captain on the Yukon river,
 Alaska.
 MT. MaImquist was a native of Soder- mainland, Sweden, and came to this country to live some fifteen years ago, taking up his residence at New Haven for upwards of nine years and then coming to WallingfOrd some six years ago. The deceased was a member of the Viking society," of New Haven. The interment will be in the Center street cemetery beside the remains of his wife.
 who died six years ago. and where are al inTarraT tho 4.nY1nainc Of their daughter, who died at Providence last December. The funeral will be held from the home of his son. Carl W.
 Malmquist, 139 Prince street, Wednes- day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Mir.
 Enstam, pastor of the Swedish Luth- eran church, St. John street, New Ha- ven, will officiate. MT. and Mrs Louis A. Northrop have returned home from a visit to Torring- | ton.
 1 Miss Christine Walker has returned
 from Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Nicholas Downey and William Shee-
 hey have returned from weeks trip | to the Adirondacks. | Edward Kinna is home from weeks
 vacation at Chicopee Falls. | Mrs. T. F. Cannon and child, Miss A.
 Cassin and Miss Della Moran left yes- terday for Block Island. Mrs. L. B. Futile left yesterday for
 Springfield. Joseph Vera has returned home from
 Trenton, N. J. Mrs Vera is visiting in Trenton.
 | Mrs. Charles Schember now under
 going treatment at the Meriden hospi- | tal
 MT. and Mrs. Christopher Gibneyhave
 new baby girl. E. c. Lewis is home from a visit in | Vermont. Unclaimed letters at the postoffice yesterday morning were for Mrs Lou ise Burt and Mrs. Charlotte Warner, Miss Bessie Verder, of Norton, Mass, is the guest of her brother, Rev D. H. Verder.
 J. W. Buckley is home from Provi- dence
 Miss Elizabeth Reynolds, Miss Mary
 McWeeney, Miss Daly and Miss Hogan leave tonight for New York and sail tomorrow for Ireland. |, Mrs. Emily Mansfield is visiting in
 Philadelphia.
 Miss Annie Norton and Miss Nary
 Mansfield leave tomorrow for a weeks
 stay at Russell, Mass, after which they will go to Northfield for the rest of the summer.
 John J. Norton John Nearing. Harry Norton and Albert G. Lobb have re- turned from Block Island. Mrs. William Nedeau was before the
 borough court yesterday morning, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. She was fined $1 and
 costs of $1O92, and, being unable to set tie, she was taken to jail by Policeman
 Reilly.
 | Frederick Booker of South Main
 street, had twenty Wyandotte fowls
 stolen from his coop ore night last
 week.
 l R. E. Lamb, of Yalesville leaves to-
 morrow for Los Angeles, Cal, where he
 is to go into the fruit business. | The band concert will probably be
 given on Thursday evening on the
 plains.