The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-07-07
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At the speciaI town meeting held yes- terday afternoon in town hall it was voted to appropriate ss,OCO for state roads. Another vote was passed to use the same to com1lefe the road from Charles E. Yale's house in Yalesville to the culvert under the railroad to con- meet with the other roads the balance of the money to be used to build a road from the borough line on East Center street towards She Aair Line road. Frederick Bauer. aged seventy-one years, an inmate of the Masonic home, died Sunday night at -9:30. Services were held at the home yesterday after noon. Rev. J. E. Wildman officiating. The body will be taken to Danbury for burial on the S:21 train this morning. E. J. Heineman and Miss Mamie Mar min will be married at St. Josephs church in Meriden on Wednesday | morning at 10 o'clock. They will reside at 3e Hall avenue. +.-. It has been decided to discontinue the sessions of St. Pauls Sunday school af- | ter July 12 until September IS. Rev. ]. J, Blair will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday. Rev. L. F. Berry will preach in Stam- ford.
 Ethel Violet, the eight-months old daughter of MT. and Mrs Charles Free man. died in Guilford Sunday. | Sherman Rawhich was before Judge Judd yesterday morning charged with | breach of the peace. He was fined $5 and S12.09 costs and settled. -s... .'-4
 Indian Bilrs Wild West show is billed for this town for week beginning next week Wednesday. July 15.
 l Compass lodge. No. 9, F. and A. M,
 conferred the F. c. degree last evening
 and "called off, until Monday night,
 August IT. ..s.s...., The Patten & Perry company opened up here last evening in a tent on Prince 4 street and will stay all the week. James
 McDonough, son of Leader J. T. Me I Donough of the National band, is a
 member of the band and orchestra. l George Abbott, Arthur r. Lane, Johr
 Norton and Fred Decker are enjoying 3l weeks cruise on Long Island sound T with Captain Robert J. Lane of Mystic. T John Lynch, father of D. J. and Rich.
 ard Lynch of Hall avenue, is critically i'll from the effects of sunstroke lasi I Tuesday and cannot survive but { I short time.
 The wedding of William F. Conklr
 and Miss Lillian M. Harrison will occur i this afternoon at 4:3O o'clock in St
 Paurs Episcopal church. Rev. J. E l Wildman win officiate.
 Mrs Frank Baggs and son left yester.
 day for a weeks visit in Philadelphia I Unclaimed letter ct the postoffic,
 Monday morning was addressed to Mrs
 Julia Wilson.
 T Miss Eliza Gardner left yesterday fol \ Buffalo. # l The s. l.. & c. II. Rogers compan, < factory will close down on Wednesday
 just longe enough to- put in a new en l zine.
 T Mir. and Mrs. F. |. Post are home from Saratoga.
 l Miss Beatrice Sherman left yesterday {. afternoon for two weeks sojourn or <. Money Island.
 MT. and Mrs. Elmer W. Cook arr
 stopping at Edgewater cottage at Shor l Beach. ..,~ass ass
 l C. F. Hull is home from Providence. N Eric Barker left yesterday with {
 party of twenty-four for an outing a
 Lake ossiDee, N. H.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Hawkins hay, l returned to Montclair, N. J.
 t Frederick Matthews sails to-day iron 5I New York of Englard.H #@ Fl Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Williams and Mrs
 J. c. Palmer left yesterday for tn,
 Berkshire hills. I Miss Carrie Nearing and John Near ] ing left yesterday for Minerva in tn, Il Adirondacks. @ + al George H. Yale. Charles Hill ant
 John H. Francis have been summoned
 as jurors in the superior court.
 | Yesterday morning Theodore Michael
 and Charles Hanson left for the Litch
 field hills. ~.se. N Henry J. Nearing and Henry Hiron
 went to Block Island yesterday.
 Miss Ruth Bartley of Keene, N. H, | who has been visiting here has returned . ! homo