The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-01-31
NBLLINGF0RD HAPPENINGS.
NOTES OF AFFAIRS OFINTEREsT
NTHE BOROUGH.
Death of MRS Ambrose Tyler-Ths Late
Mrs. Lydia Mathers-Funsral Of John
EdeIi-M. z. Church Calls rev. Mr..
Ham mond-OtEaar Mates.


EdsIi-n. Il. Church Calls rev. Mr.,
Hnmmond-Other Mates.
Ann Jane Tyler, widow Of Ambrose
Tyler, died yesterday morning at 2:3o
O'Clock at the home Of her son-in-law.
Policeman Daniel o'Relly, 20 Meadow
street, following shock Of paralysis
which she sustained last Sunday morn
ing. She had shock some ten years
ago. She was seventy-fiv years old
on, the 10th of this month. Besides her
daughter. Mrs. O'Reilly. she leaves q
son, Charles Tyler, a foreman in the
New Haven Clock shop, and another
son, William Tyler, employed at the
Winchester works in New Haven. She
also leaves three brothers, Gilbert Wet
more, of Bristol, Arnold Wetmore, Of
Norwich, and Seth Fl. Wetnore. Of
Wallingford, and four sisters, Mrs. Il.
r. Davis. Of Fair Haven, Mrs. ]. r.
Morse. Of Portland Conn, ana MRS.
William Parzo and Mrs. George Hodge
etts, Of this place. The funeral will be
held from the house, 20 Meadow street.
on Monday afternoon at o'clock. Rev.
y. u. Wildman will officiate. The inter-
ment will be in the In Memoriam cem-
etery.
Harry Bartlett. Of this town, and
| Miss Fannie z. Rancorn will be mar
ried in Yalesville Tomorrow
The body Of Miss Lydia Mathers, aged
thirty-six years, was brought here yes
terday morning from the Middletown
retreat for burial in the In Memoriam
cemetery.
Rev. j. A. Clarke ofTiciated at the fu-
neral Of Mrs. John Edell yesterday at
Eternoon. The bearers were the four
sons, Charles and Alfred, Of Walling-
ford, Louis, of Hartford and Benja-
/ min, Of Detroit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Haywood are
residing In Brooklyn.
BENJAMIN Edell and sister. Mrs Will
1 liam Moon, Of Detroit, Mich, were Ia
town yesterday to attend the funeral of
their mothers Mrs. John G. Edell
Raymond Claim, who has been the
guest Of George u White, has returned
to Forestville
\ The Derby pool team will play here
with the 4. "A. BIS this evening
| The selectmen will hold their regular
\ monthly meeting on Monday from 10
I clock until 4.
Wallingford has now seven inmates
at the MiddletoWn retreat.
Professor Henry Austin CIapp, Of
Boston, was the guest here last night
4 OF III. Z. Wallace.
NJ Mr.. and Mrs. c. 81 Terrell and Mr..
and Mrs. H. n CIulee left yesterday
morning for a short visit in New York
city.
Company K has voted to'accept the
invitation Of Rev =. Owen Jones to at
tend service at the Congregational
church on Sunday evening, February 5.
The official board Of the M b. church
/ has extended call to Rev. +. HI. q.
! Hammond for another year, and has
appointed +. Fl. Lathrop a committee
! to walt upon the presiding elder to have
Mr.. Hammond retained here.
/ Bishop Brewster will visit St. Paul's
I church Wednesday evening, April s.
n The Yale freshman team will play
basketball here next Tuesday evening.
On Monday afternoon, February 8, at
! $3.50, at the Colony street school, Mrs.
Ida M. Elliott will give an address on
I Geography before the teachers OF the
| Central district.
+ Robert j. Lane IS home from West
| Mystic on short visit, He reports the
boat building business as rushing and
| is here looking for Workmen.
Il A wcmans black satin waist was
found yesterday and the rightful owns
er can have the same by applying to
j. W. WhaIen, driver for Booths Wall
| lingford and New Haven express.
/ Hearts Of Oak is the next attrac-
ton at the opera house, Thursday eve
ming, February 5.
/ Last evenings change in the weather
! showed that spring has not arrived vet