The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-12-01
WALLINGFORD.

ing Of the board Of Wardens and bur
gesses Of WalIingtord borough was
held last night in the town hall. There
was a good attendance. The first and
most important minute Of the meeting
was the vote to dissolve the tie for bur-
CESS, which was between B. L. Loudon.
republican, and ". E. Bancroft, demo-
Graf. The vote resulted in the selection
of Mr.. Loudon. This makes the board
entirely republican and as the warden,
Henry B. Hail, is also republican the
entire board of administration is repub-
lican.
The burgesses are now ". H. New
ton. first: Samuel Hodgkinson. second;
Charles C. Morris. third; Frarey Hale.
fourth; A. z. sutteriin, fifth, and B. L.
Loudon, sixth.
Following the organization L. NJ.
Hubbard was appointed borough attor-
ney with a salary Of SIS per year.
George ]. White and Daniel O'Reilly
were elected patrolmen and Francis
Kerrigan for Saturday and Sunday
nights. The appointment Of special Of
ficers was left to the police committee.
The standing committees for the year
were then appointed and are: Roads,
Warden Hall, Newton and Hodgkinson;
sewers, Newton, Morris and Hale; fires.
Hodgkinson. Morris and Sutterlin;
walks and streets, Morris, Loudon and
! Hall; police, Hall, Newton and Suffer-
! lin; lights. Hale, Morris and Loudon:
health. Hall, Loudon and Sutterlin.
The arAointment of officers for the
| fire department was left to the commit
tee on fires to report at the next meet
ing, which will be held on Tuesday
evening, December 8.
! Mrs. ElizabethH. West. one of the
inmates of the Masonic home, died Sun
! day night in her seyenty-fifth year.
j Her husband is now an inmate at the
home. Services win be held at the home
at 1890 Wednesday morning. conducted
| by Rev. F. Fl. L. Hammond. The body
will be taken to Port Jeerson, L. l.,
4 for burial. '.* @@*F
Judge Judd was on deck in the Dor
ough court yesterday morning. The
first case was James Bridget, charged
with drunkenness. He pleaded guilty
and was fined 81 and $11.Ss costs and
was taken to Jail BY Constable w A.
Booth. Decision in the case of A. l..
Hall VS.. Burton Edell for damages to
a wagon and harness was reserved
/ Herman Marunda and Albert Doehr.
charged with assault upon James Cor
man, were fined $3.50 and $40 and costs.
An appeal was taken but it was later
stated that the cases had been set
/ tied. III ..
Ice was cut on campballs pond by
the Wallingford Ice company ten inches
| in thickness. The same was used about
the borough to supply customers. The
above figures look big, but the fact is
/ that the same tactics has been used
in other years, that is to cut big cake
OF ice and shove 1t under the main
body and let it freeze together and by
that double thickness was caused.
| Unclaimed letters at the postoffice
yesterday morning were James Leary,
Julius p, Woods.
The annual sale Of pews at the Con-
gregational church will be held next
Tuesday evening at 1880. go. :
st. Pauls guild will have its annual
Christmas sale at the parish house
] Thursday evening - IT, ,st., T.
Oliver Cook has returned to Provi-
4 dence.
Morgan Dickerman returned yester-
/ day to Mount Hermon school, .<
Mr.. and Mrs Schuyler III. Hall have
returned from their wedding trip and
will be at home" after December Is at
A. A. Halves house on Masonic ave-
nue.. .t.s ,.r
Miss Jennie Peers has returned to
Smith college.
| Miss Mabel Fowler returned yester-
day to West Bridgewater, Mass. 49,.
| Mrs. J. o. Jones left yesterday morn
| ing for Thomasville. N. C.
| Mr.. and Mrs Hiram D. Cook, who
have been the guests of Selectman NJ.
e. Cook, returned yesterday to Harden
burg. N. Y.
Collector and Mrs. William Hodgkin-
son are home from Boston.
Mrs. H, A. Welte left yesterday for
Pasadena, Cal, to join her husband,
who is working for G. w. Woodhouse.
The weather last evening shows quite
a little moderation and was several de-
grees warmer.
The fine skating holds out longer than
for several wears.
This is the last day to pay your
school tax and save interest being add
ed. Collector Quinn will be at his Of
flee to-day from 10 to IL a. M, and 2
to 5 p. IN. and also in the evening as
usual.