The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-16
WALLFNGFORD.

Mrs. Vincy Fl. Stone, one of Wal
lingford's lifelong residents, died at 2
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the home
of her daughter, Mrs E. M. Hall. on
Whittlesey avenue, aged eighty years.
She leaves four children, Mrs. E. M.
Hall of Wailingford, Mrs. S. o. Pres
ton, Walter HI. Stow and S. ]. Stow of
New Haven. A sister, Mrs. Polly Nor
throp Of North Farms. survives her.
Funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from house. Rev. ]. A. Clarke will Off
ciate.
Two applications were put in to the
registrars for the caucus enrolment at
a late hour Friday evening and three
in the Yalesville district, which made
a total of eleven in the two days ses-
sion. Nine Of the number were from
the Yalesvile district.
Past Commander John S. Parker has
presented A. H. Dutton post, c. A. r.,
with elegant portraits of Presidents
Lincoln, Garfield and Mckinley.
The letter carriers had extra work
Saturday delivering valentines which,
were quite numerous this year.
Saturday morning the annual mill
tary enrolment was completed and the
same have been forwarded to Hartford
by Selectman Cooke. The figures are:
Total number enrolled, 1917.
The exemptions are: Post surgeon
certificates, rs; service in army or
navy, S; present membership volun-
teer fire department, 6S; three years
service volunteer fire department, SO;
three years. active service state mill
tia, Is; other exemptions, 6; minors en-
rolled, 49,
Present members of active militia,
g.
Total exemptions, 453.
Number liable to pay communication
tax, 1884,
Number liable to military duty, L.
40
The comparison with a year ago
shows an increase of one in the total
number enrolled. The total exemp-
lions are less this year by twenty. The
number liable to pay communication tax
this year is increased by twenty-one.
| This year those liable to military duty
is less by seven.
| 1t is said upon good authority that
there are a number locally who are
feeling little shaky since the suspen-
/ sion of the payment on stock certifi-
| Gates by the E. J. Arnold Cooperative
l BookmalSing company because the ex-
j pectancy of being called upon to have
to cash up" for the firms liabilities.
| One person in town who had "wad''
ready to send to the Arnold company
saved it just in the nick of time, the
! announcement of the suspension COM
| ing juts a few hours before.
A distribution of the estate of Mrs.
| Almira Mix, widow of the late Garry l.
Mix, will be commenced Monday morn
| ing at 10 o'clock. The distributors of
| the estate are Lewis NJ Phelps,
Charles Hill and J. R. Brown. There
are only two heirs, Mrs. Elizabeth A.
! Glenny of Aurora, ILL.,, and Mrs. Will
liam A. Kendrick of Yalesville. Attor-
ney c. A. Harrison will look after the
interests of Mrs. Glenny.
+! Saturday morning in the probate
| court hearing was had on the resig-
nation of Mrs. Monroe as executriX on
! the estate of Lyman NJ. Monroe. The
resignation was accepted and Lewis M
Phelps was appointed administrator
| Charles Hill was appointed as apprais.
er in place of L. M. Phelps, resigned
Attorney Harrison appeared as counsel
for Mrs. Monroe at the hearing.
Miss Alice E. Bolton, formerly Of
Wallingford and now night superin'
tendent of nurses at the New Haver