The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-22
WALLINGFoRD.

Rev. f. H. L. Hammond will say prayers
for Mrs. Charlotte T. Cornwell at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Charles Doolittle,
42S Center street. At 1880 this morning
the body will be taken to Middletown for
burial in the Jordan Hill cemetery. Ser
vices will be held in the. cemetery chapel
at one O'Clock. Rev. B. f. Rowley win Of
ficiate.
A special borough meeting will be held
Wednesday evening to vote on the appro-
priation for the Spring street sewer.
The teachers of the Central district, who
for several years have received their pay
every other Friday, now receive the same
every other Monday. HAL. 5.s..a... ~
Reserved seats for "a Game Of Life 60
on sale at Pixley's this morning.
The only unreclaimed letter at the post
office Monday morning was for the Stand
ard Electric Clock Co.
j. Walter Hall will, after Sept 80, give
up his position as carrier on the rural route
No. 2. He will be succeeded by G. II. Clay
ton.
The republican caucus for the nomina-
tion of a town ticket will be held Thurs
day evening, October /. ss.-s.
l. u Liz J-WlSA slN6N5 altuIE SSiflC6Ss vert
| in Leighton's hall last evening, and will be
held this morning from to IL, and this
evening from 6 to T:30 Rabbi Whitkin OF
New Haven officiates at the services. r
The annual meeting. Of the Baptist Ladies
Aid Society will be held at 4 O'Clock Fri.
Copies Of the Wallingford directory for
1903 from Price, Lee company were dis
tributed yesterday morning. A synopsis
shows the names in the directory of 1901
including 337 removals were 1884. Names
erased in preparing directory for 1903, 62S.
Names added In preparing directory for
1908, $40. Names In 1903 directory, includ-
ing 1856 removals, 4.155. .s5
This will show an Increase of 221 over
the 1901 directory. The total changes are
2, 459. The increase for the 1901 directory
over 1899 directory was sixty seven.
| In the individual competition at the Sec
ond regiment shoot at Westville Saturday
every member of the Company K team Sc
cured prize. The scores and prizes were:
Sergeant Ward 80, Winchester repeating
rifle; Lieutenant Norton 81, sterling silver
| hairbrush; Sergeant Dray, 81 silver fruit
dish; Captain Norton, 30, watch; Lieuten-
ant Abbot, 80, Winchester rifle; Musician
Williams, 30; fishing pole; Corporal Fox, 70,
razor; Sergeant Lan1uette, 2S, pocket
knife; Corporal Gross. %. fishing basket. .
| Summer has gone and. strictly speaking,
Yesterday was the first day Of fall.
Rev. Il. ]. Adams returned yesterday to
Boston. sasSs st .....aa s.sS.
Mrs. w. II. Gilbert ana son Cidrence nave
returned from Westbrook.
Miss Maude Everleigh, of Hartford, Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. w. ]. Ar
thur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel R. Roice were the
guests over Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A.
Henry e. Brockett. who has been visit.
ing his nephew, G.. w. Robinson, left yes
terday for Petersville. ILL.,.
William S. Maltby and child of Plain
field N. j., are the guests of Arthur !.
Maltby of South Main street.
| !. Al son was born yesterday to Rev. and
Mrs. Il. H. L. Hammond. ..st.
Driver Eddie Roberts will sever his con
nections with Adams Express Co. Oct. /,
and will be seen on the trolley cars after
that date. @.t n