The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-22
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
MASONIC HOME DEDICATION
 ANNIVERSARY

Arrangements for the Event Completed illegal Liquor Selling cases-DoDa- ton to Monumsnt Fund-DeIegates to Congressional Convention Here To- day-PersonaI.
 The committee of arrangements for the anniversary of the dedication of the Masonic home which occurs next Thurs day is now complete and comprises the following: Superintendent John O. Row land. David R. Alling of New Haven. Frank W. Ravens of New Haven, Eu- gene A. Hall of Meriden, H. B. Gran ford of New Haven, William B. Hall of Wallingford, w. NJ King of New Ha- ven. Superintendent Rowland, who was selected some time ago as chairman made the above selection.
 Superintendent Rowland is in receipt of the following notice sent out by Grand Secretary John H. Rowland of the grand lodge of Connecticut, F. and A. M.:
 ''The train service for our basket pie nic at Wallingford Thursday, Septern- Der 25, will be as follows: A special train will leave Bridgeport at $40 a. m., New Haven at 10:10. Returning will leave Wallingford at 5:05 p. m. for New Haven and Bridgeport. Another spec ial will leave Hartford at 9:45 a. m. and returning will leave Wallingford at 5:15 p. m. for Hartford. Excursion tickets will be sold at all the stations at one and one-half fare, good on all trains for the round trip. It is hoped that the brethren of the lodges will use every effort to make this occasion a grand success. Brethren are requested before leaving the home to report to the grand secretary, Asa F. Fitch, to the members of the Actual Past Masters associa- tion Of Hartford county:
 Your committee appointed to ar range for the midsummer outing were called together several weeks ago and decided to visit the Masonic home at Wallingford, Conn, on September 25, 1902. Since that meeting the grand master has issued call to all the Ma sons in the state to meet on that date at the home to celebrate the seventh anniversary of its dedication. Your committee were unanimous in voting to meet with the MasonH of the state and hold basket picnic at the home on that date. Coffee will be furnished free by the home. You are requested to invite your lady friends to accom- pany you on this visit. A meeting of this association will be held immediate ly after lunch"
 Saturday morning at o'clock in the borough court before Judge Judd came up the continued liquor cases against Tillie Anderson for selling liquor with out @ license at the Red House." There were two charges, August 27 and 30. She pleaded not guilty. Herman Laden, who said he was musician, testified to getting lager on the above dates. Constables c. L. Lamb testified to finding twenty-five bottles of lager beer at the house on August 30. No evil dence was put in by the defense
 For the charge of August 27 the wo- man was fined $20 and s24,20 costs, and for August 30 $40 and $213s costs, mak- ing total of $1o5.53. An appeal was taken and bonds of s175 were given by J. H. Shields.
 The licuor seizure case went by de- fault, there being no appearance by the defendant and the liquors were ordered destroyed.
 Captain William N. Mix has received a check for $50 from George R. Dutton of New York. to be used for the Sol- diers' monument MT. Dutton was a brother of the late Coloned Arthur H. Dutton, after whom the local G. A. R. post is named.
 Dutton post has voted to name the triangular plot of ground that is to be the site for the monument Dutton park.
 William Marks of East Wallingford was eighty-one years of age Saturday.
 A. H. Dutton post, G. A. R., has voted not to change the night of it's meeting, but will continue to meet Friday even- ing as of old.
 Mrs. W. J. Arthur and Miss Maude Everleight returned Saturday evening from New York.
 Morton Griswold leaves to-day to en- ter Williams college, Williamstown, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. M Phelps left Sat- urday for Saxton's River, Vt.
 Miss Laura Donovan left Saturday for Northampton, Mass.
 Philip A. Carr is in Providence for few days.
 Superintendent A. L. Pierce and his brother, C. E. H. Pierce of Denver, Col, went to Boston Saturday.
 Mrs. Robert Slider. who has been the guest of Miss H. M. Lane of Hall ave- nue, returned Saturday to her home in
 Frank A. Wallace, W. H. Edsall, G. M. Hallenbeck and John Burghoff are the delegates to the republican congress sional conventionin New Haven to-day.
 SOUR BREAD.