The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-17
WALLINGFoRD.

ment of the town of Wallingford, in New Haven county and state of Con- neeticut, held on the 14th day of Au- gust, 1903. at the office of the select men in said town, divers complaints having been made and it being found that the Meriden Electric Railroad company fails and neglects to keep in proper repair certain portions of the highways of said town, which by law it is. bound to keep In repair, it is hereby
 "Ordered-That the following repairs be made and completed by said corpor- ation-the Meriden Electric Railroad company-within thirty days from and after the service of this order. at its own proper expense and to the satisfac- ton of the board of selectmen of said town of Wallingford, viz:
 "First-Upon Tracy street, so-called, from MeIiden town line south to and including intersection with Oak street, Yalesville; fill in and grade to top of rails and leave in suitable and safe con- ditiOn for wheeled vehicles to pass over and cross that portion of the highway included within the tracks of said rail- road company and a space of two feet on the outer sides of the rails thereof; the outer side of west rail to be prop erly sloped from top of rail and finished with fine crushed rock to correspond with the adjoining macadam and suita- ply tamped or hardened; all loose stone scattered and left by said company up- on the macadam to be by it removed and other damage repaired.
 "Second-Remove all cohble stones and other refuse from the highway ditch or gutter, now obstructing the same on the easterly side of said Tracy street at a point opposite the Jennings 6 Griffin Manufacturing company's fac tory, so as to allow the water to flow through the same as before its obstruc- ton by said company. s.- sss.y ..49-
 "Third-Upon Hanover street, from corner of Oak street southerly to Main street at eYoung's corner, Yalesville, thence upon Main street to Church street. thence upon Church street to top of hill opposite residence, of Edwin T. Bull, Yalesville; fill in and grade to top of rails and leave in suitable and safe condition for wheeled vehicles to pass over and cross that portion of said highways included within the tracks of said railroad company and for space of two feet on the outer side of each rail; said filling to be of gravel and suitably tamped or hardened, especially where wash-outs now exist; all slopes and fills to be raised to top of outer rails so that said rails shall not by req son of grade incommode or endanger public travel. -........,. .-..a.. .......
 And it is further ordered that copy of the foregoing order be forthwith served upon the Meriden Electric Rail- road company. by proper officer or in- different person, and return to be made.
 Dated at Wallingford. Conn, this 14th day of August, A. D. 1903
 MARCUS E. ROWE, z
 CHARLES E. YALE, s JOHN P. BOWIE. s -.-- Board of Selectmen of the Town of Wallingford." .~ ........
 On Saturday Deputy Sheriff Austin went to Meriden and served a copy of the notice upon A. M. Curtiss, assistant secretary of the company. .... E
 William R. Frisbie. who died in Bridgeport last week, was a son of the late Russell Frisbie, of East Walling- ford, and resided here until he was twenty-one years old and then went to work for H. H. Olds in New Haven on a delivery wagon and later went to Bridgeport to take charge of branch business. Later he bought out the same which he successfully conducted since that time. .... . .-. -.--..
 Mrs. A. l.. Pince and children are at Indian Neck. .S .a...
 Mrs. A. J. Wells and Miss Florence Wells are at Caanridge, N. T., for two weeks visit.
 Miss Anna Lane and Miss E. J. Clapp have returned from a visit in Paris, Maine. G. G. Thomson leaves tomorrow for a vacation trip at Matteawan, New York
 During the absence of Rev. F. H. L. Hammond the M. E. church members will unite with the Baptist church Sun day evenings.
 Aquilla lodge, D. o. R.. will have an outing at Savin Rock Saturday after noon.
 Reserved seats for "on the Frontier are now on sale at Pixleys
 MT. and Mrs, George D. Munson are at Saratoga. From there they go to Manchester, N. H. ,s
 Recorded real estate change Saturday was: P. J. Griffin to Mary M. Griffin, house and lot 35x135 feet on Meadow street.
 The cases against the ice dealers were again continued on Saturday, this time until next Thursday morning at nine o'clock. .H
 Company K returned from a weeks encampment in Niantic Saturday after- noon and report 8 very pleasant week. Thirteen new members were initiated in camp with the usual interesting cer- a,,1oy1ias