The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-05-18
WALLINGFORD.

The new time table which went into eff. feet yesterday has changes affecting trains stopping at this station. The train which has been going south in the morning at s:4s will leave at S:21, twenty-seven min utes earlier. The 5:26 afternoon train south will leave at 5:2T. Going north in the evening the 10;24 train will leave at 1923. new train going north will leave
 Bernard McKiernan, q we'll known resi- dent of Yalesville, died Saturday morning of heart failure. He was sixty-five years of age and leaves . widow and seven children, Mrs; Thomas NJ. Brennan, Misses May and Annie McKiernan, Bernard, James, Charles and Thomas Mckiernans. all of Yalesville. Funeral at o'clock this morning from Holy Trinity church.
 some years among the leading silver firms ot the country regarding the payment of help through the summer months and which has been adopted by R. Wallace X sons Manufacturing company and the Walo lingford Incorporated company Is getting contagious locally. In the three local fac, tories of the International Silver company were posted notices Saturday. As will be seen In one of the notices below the most generous rule of any as yet heard from thus far has been adopted. In Factories I. and NJ were posted just before, noon the following notices:
 ''0n and after June 6, 190S this factory will close each Saturday afternoon during June, July and August. Employees making full time (that their departments rum win receive five hours eXtIa pay for the week. Employees making less than full time, but losing not more than five hours per week, will receive three hours extra pay for the week. Those losing more than five hours per week will receive pay for the time they actually work.
 "Empoyes who have piece work. and who put in full time, that their departments rum will receive bonus of eight per cent. on their weeks pay in lieu of the above D
 At Factory r Saturday mornig was post. ed the following notice:
 "This factory will close at noon Satur. days during June, July and August. Ali regular employees who work full time, fifty five hours, will receive pay for sixty hours. Those who do not work fifty-five hours will be paid only for actual time at work"
 The custom which has been in vogue for number of years of Arthur H. Dutton post sending details to the various schools in the Central district on the day previous to, Memorial day will be dispensed with this year.
 street early Saturday evening. Harry Gui- gere's horse attached to a milk wagon got frightened on Hall avenue and started across Colony and up Center street at a wells market the wagon collided with Strauss wagon and the milk wagon was upset and about fifty bottles of milk were broken and scattered in the street The horse went down when the wagon upset and stopped. No other damage was done
 The annual meting of the board of phys'- clans of the Masonic home was set for Sat urday, but no business was transacted, as there was DO quorum present.
 The ball game between the Hopkins Grammar school of New Haven and the Whittlesey avenue school here Saturday af ternoon resulted in a victory for the Whit. tlesey avenue team by d score of 10 to '.
 ,'uvtlrd r,lI estate transfer was: r. J. Griii. trustee of Dennis Rogers estate. to Elizabeth Mullen of New Haven, 35x124 feet with house Cn Church street.
 A daughter was born Saturday to Mr and Mrs. 'tnr. Prisk of lelc west side.
 Herbr"t King will DpgIn his duties in the Adams Express office this morning.
 Harry Kelly left yesterday for Chicago where he will fi'I a position in R. Wallace S Sons store.
 Attorney and Mrs. S. L. Woodh0nsc of Brooklyn will arrive here O-mOrrow for the summer and will reside at 133 South Main street
 Charles NJ. Newton of Orlando, Fla, is the guest of his brother, W. II. Newton.
 Miss Lizzie NJ. Pagan will graduate next month from St. Joscph's seminary in Hart ford
 J. Erwin Powers is "breaking in" as motorman on the Main street line.
 NJ. F. Cook and M. Y. B. Cook left Sat urday for Hardenburg, N. Y., to see their brother, Hiram Dwight Cook, who is ill with dropsy.