The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-10-13
WBLLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN UN-
 SUCCESSFUL.


 No Trace of Him Up to Late Hour Last Eyening-PoiIee and Court Notes The ". R. c.-company K-TOwn Tax of 10 MiIIs-PersonaI, Etc.
 Searching parties were out all of yes- terday looking through the woods in the southern part of town looking for Ed ward J. KantaclS, who has been missing since Sunday morning, when he left his home at 2q Ward street to go out into the woods nutting. He was seen about o'clock Sunday afternoon in the woods west os the railroad near the bone mill in "Quinnie" and up to last evening no further clue had been found of his whereabouts, although many ot his shopmates and others have been securing the woods in the section where he was last seen. He has for some time been employed at R. Wallace & Sons as a maehinist and bears good char acter and is we'll liked by all who knew him. He has wife and four children. Those who know him best are very anxious about as for some time he has been subject to fits and it Is feared he has been with one while out in the woods and perhaps fallen into the river, 2r..
 The selectmen and board of school visitors will meet this evening to fix the amount of appropriations for the va rious school districts.
 Horace Barney was before Judge Judd yesterday morning, charged with drunkenness and breach of the peace. He was fined 8 and $11.15 costs for drunkenness and s5 for breach of the peace. He was taken to the New Haven jail by Officer Reilly,
 John Brady, who said his home was anywhere. was arrested by Officer White late Saturday night for drunk enness. Judge Judd gave him thirty days in jail and costs of $4.12 and later suspended judgment for thirty days and told him that if he was found in town during that time he would be re- arrested and sent to jail. The judge gave as part shot "Go and see how quick you can get out of town"
 Department President Mrs. Reynolds will inspect the ". R. O. this afternoon. IA reception will be rendered the presi- dent in the evening.
 Company K will have qualification shoot Saturday afternoon. Inspector Young will be present.
 There are now two cases of scarlet fever on Pine street.
 The only unclaimed letter in the post office yesterday morning was for Miss Kathryn Jacobs.
 Ben Hendricks in. ssOle Olson" will be the attraction at the opera house this evening.
 wallingford council, Royal Arcanum, will visit Alfred H. Hall council in Meri- den this evening, leaving here on the 7:2o train.
 The annual meeting of the Village Im- provement society will be held at Mrs. w. G. Choate's at 3:S0 Wednesday af- ternoon.
 Mrs G. w. Woodhouse and children will leave late in November for Pasa- dena, Cal, to reside.
 Word received here yesterday morn ing from New York states that Frank Allis who is quite Ill with pleuro pneu- monia, is improving.
 Rev. Henry Stone will attend the an nual sessions of the Advent association to be held this week in Boston, begin ming to-day.
 Mrs. A T. Fox has arrived here from England and is now the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Harry Clulee.
 Mrs. Philip Carr is home from Provi- dence. r.
 MT. and Mrs. John Chr, Jrs are home < from their bridal trip.
 The adjourned meeting of the town was called to order at TAO last evening. The reports of the selectmen and the other town and school officers were ac- cepted without opposition. +<.
 The report of the health officer was accepted.
 A town tax of ten mills was voted, payable April 1.
 Voted, That the salaries of the select men, treasurer and tax collection be the same as last year.
 Voted That $75 be appropriated for < the C.. A. R. for Memorial day ex- penses.
 Voted That the work of the high ways be left to the selectmen
 Voted That the selectmen be author ized to borrow money nto exceeding S15,000 for use of the town.