The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-15
WALLINGFORD.

MT. and Mrs. William N. Mix re- ceived an invitation yesterday to attend the launching of the battleship Connec- ticut at the Brooklyn, N. T., navy yard Thursday, September 29,
 The St. Pierre society Tuesday even- ing elected George Beaudoin president. Philip Beaudoin is the delegate from the society to the convention of St Jean de Baptiste societies in Williman- tic September 27 and 2S.
 To-day from a. m. to, 5 p. m. the registrars. will be in session at the selectmen's office to receive applica- tons of those to be made voters. The deputy registrars will be in session dur ing the same hours at the Town hall in Yalesville for the same purpose. M
 The Ladies auxiliary, Division No. 19, A. o. H.. will elect officers this even- ing.
 The funeral of John Hamlin, whose death came so suddenly on Monday morning from heart disease, was held yesterday afternoon from the home of James H.. Bettels on Center street at 2 o'clock, with burial in the Center street cemetery. Rev. J. F. Wildman oflciated. The bearers selected were: James H. Bettels, William F. Smith, Ebenezer Clifford, P, Snipes, Ebenezer Clifford jr,, and George W. Brodwell.
 The ladies' whist which was to have taken place yesterday afternoon at the Country Club grounds, has been postponed indefinitely.
 The Congregational Sunday school will observe next Sunday as rally Sun day. Services will be held appropriate ito the occasion,
 An autumn sale of fancy work, cake, etc, will be held Friday, September 30, at the Wonan's exchange. at 2:SO p. m. Tea will De served all visitors. 3Consignors are requested to bring in articles for the sale Thursday, Septem- Der ,29.
 Under orders from the United States .postofice department the work of weighing all the mail going through the Wallingford postoffice will begin Tues day.
 Mrs. F. H. Billings and dughter of Hartford are the guests lof MT. and Mrs John Derby.
 The r. M. C. A. club will give a two nights minstrel show in the town hall the latter part of November. Re- hearsals will be commenced immediate ly.
 Accanant lodge, I. 0. o. F.. will con fer the second degree at the meeting next Tuesday evening.
 The court Of burgesses vii give a hearing to the property owners on Acadarny street next Tuesday evening relative to the construction of the sewer from its present terminus to Elm street.
 Mrs. William Smith has returned from two weeks visit with friends in New Jersey.
 Mrs Mary Mansfield returned home yesterday morning from Pine Orchard.
 The wedding of William O'Ns1 and Miss Della Hanlon took place at the Holy Trinity church yesterday morn ing at 7.S0 o'clock, Rev. J. N. Carroll officiating. The bridesmaid was Miss Nora Jordan and the best man Thomas .O,Neil. After the wedding ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the residence of Edward Neary, 15 Bull avenue. The couple received many presents.
 A large number attended the house. warming and harvest festival Tuesday evening at the Methodist parsonage, III North Elm street, which has recently been purchased by the Methodist church. The grounds of the parsonage were brightly illuminated with Chinese lanterns and other lights of local man. ufacture The interior of the house was also profusely lighted. A fine sup per was served from 6t30 to 8:30. At the conclusion of the supper there was an auction sale In the barn of the vegetables and fruits which were do- mated. William l1cDonald was aution- ger. The net proceeds of the affair amounted to over seventy-five dollars.
 Yesterday morning at o'clock Stephen Bortek, jr., and Mrs. Julia Konoes were married by the Rev. Will liam Kiernan at the Holy Trinity church. They will reside at 5S South Orchard street. %. ..ys.t.