The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-09-25
WALLIRGFoRD.

Another case came up in the borough
court yesterday. which makes three
within short time, that was nolled or
the prisoner discharged for want of any
reasonable evidence being presented.
1t seems as though the court officials,
who issue warrants for the arrest of
persons accused Of crime, should try
and find out whether there is any just
cause that can be proven before papers
for any ones arrest are signed and put
in officers hands to serve.
At the special borough meeting We'd
nesday evening an appropriation not to
exceed $500 was voted for the sewer in
Spring street, from Colony street to
near Orchard street. There were forty
six ballots cast, all in favor of the ap-
preparation. The meeting was called
to order at s:25 and last just seven
minutes.
Mrs. A. D. futile and son Robert will
leave here next week for Asheville,
North Carolina.
Frederick j., the ten-year-old son of
Joseph Strauss, died early yesterday
the house, 43 Church street, this after
noon at 2:SO, Burial in the In Memo
Ram cemetery. .+..z ,,-ss PIN
More additions are to be erected at
Factory l. I. S. C. The C. F. Wooding
company has the contract to raise the
wooden building at the north end OF
the west brick building another story
and half; also to enlarge the cast
ing room, besides erecting a two-story
brick building where the water wheel
has been. sc+s@.s
Reserved seats for tThe County
Fair" which comes here next Monday,
will go on sale at Pixley's this morn
ing. .
Company K will go to New Haven on
Monday TO participate in the Spanish
War Veterans parade.
e. J. Callahan, who is under treat
ment at st. Vincent's hospital in New
York city, is reported as on the I'M
prove.
John w. Leavenworth returned to-
Yale college yesterday
Miss Grace Pixley is home from the
White Mountains.
Mrs. Kieffer Linsley has returned to
Brooklyn.
q. 3. Gilbert entered the Yale Art
school yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter Hall will eel
citrate their silver wedding next Thurs
day.
Assessor Leonard has completed the
Grand list for the Central school dis
trict ana has turned over the book to
Clerk John G. Phelan. It can be seen
at Mr.. Phelan's residence, "a Simpson
avenue. The figures are:
Taxable property, $S,15S,2OS, poils,
s139, 800; total, s3,292,70S.
Exceptions, s64,S14, leaving the
amount for collection Of taxes, $3,22S.S94
Last years total grand list was $S,-
2S5. 1925; exemptions, $62,6S3; amount to
be collected upon $s.222,642
a comparison for the two years shows
that there is an increase this year in
the total amounts, without the eSemp-
tions being deducted of $7,SS3.
The selectmen and town clerk will be
in session saturday from a. m. to p.
IN, to make voters.
1t is only little over week before
the annual town election, but as yet
hsst little is heard about the event, and
who the candidates for the town offices
will be is only matter Of conjecture.
On the republican ticket it is probable
trait the present efficient town clerk,
John A. Martin, will head the ticket.
Next Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock ST. Paul's Sunday school will
have rally service, the regular noon
session being omitted
Professor George B. Stevens, of New
Haven, will prearh in the Congrega-
tional church Sunday. The morning
topic will be 1.-THE Relation Of Religion
and Education In the evening he will
talk on Jonathan Edwards.