The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-10
5 WALLTNGF0RD.

Major Norton, Lieutenants Norton and Dray, Sergeant Rusgrove and Mu- sician Williams attended the shoot Fri day in South Manchester.
 The republican rally Thursday night at the opera house was great success, and red fire, slzyrockets, Roman candles, etc, were abundant The National band played and escorted the speakers to the, opera house, where a fine banner was flung to the breeze The speaker of the evening was United States District Attorney Gordon Miller, of Norfolk, Va. Attorney Charles A. Harrison presided at the rally in the enforced absence of William H. Newton. who is confined to the house by illness. Attorney Harri- son in a few well chosen words intro duced the speaker. Attorney Miller proved himself an exceedingly bright young orator, who time and again in veked the plaudits of his audience by his bright witticisms. The rally ended, with thtree cheers for Roosevelt and Fairbanks and three cheers for the re- publican state ticket.
 Mrs. A. Roberts and family attended the funeral of Mrs. Roberts brother, Thomas Burke, which was held in Cheshire Friday morning at hall f-past nine o'clock. While attending the fun- eraI. d telegram came here for Mrs Rob erts, announcing the death of her sis ter's husband, Felix Gillick, which oc- cured at half-past seven o'clock Friday morning in Brooklyn, N. Y The fur neral was held yesterday.
 The wax finishing building of the Insulated Wire Co. was damaged $4OO by fire Saturday.
 Dr. George, LL. D., of Kansas City, will speak at the republican rally next Thursday evening.
 Wallingford's vital statistics for Sep tembed record seven marriages, eleven deaths and twenty-one births.
 Rev. .Dr. J. H. Davis Of Halifax, Nova Scotia, is the guest of Supervisor Cartwright.
 Saturday evening William H. Edsall, president-ele of the Wallingford club entertained the club members at the club rooms. MT. Edsall leaves next Thursday for business trip to the South.
 Recorded real estate transfers: Ed gar D. Stevens to Lewis and Bessie Nemth 5Ox1O0 feet on Prospect street; Charles Gay of New Haven to Elias Schwartznan of New Haven to Elias Schwartzman of New Haven, 300x150 street.
 The board of electrical commissioners held a meeting irl the borough office yesterday afternoon and elected officers for the ensuing year as follows: Pres ident, William Luby;; secretary, John F. Stevenson; treasurer, Charles H. Tib- bits.
 At the Baptist church yesterday Rev. W. A. Spfnney spoke on the Gospel for All Natfons,' and the prelude for the evening sermon was ''The Peace Congress" while the subject for the sermon was Peace. :, Miss Mary E. Bronson has become g. pupil in the Yale conservatory of mu- sic. Miss Bronson is a talented pianist.
 There was no Wallingford High school vs. Yalesville football game Saturday. It A was postponed again, owing to injuries sustained by one of the WaIlingford players.
 Ebert Chandler, "a former Yalesville boy, is now located in California, and holds a responsible position there as electrician. ,@
 Many friends in Tracy mourn the death of Miss Bertha Chamberlain. She died of consumption. She formerly re- sided in Tracy. @i
 Rev J. E. WiIdman, rector of St. Pauls. church, officiated at the services at the state Masonic home yesterday.
 Joseph Taylor left Saturday for Con- cord, N. H. tv tr. &..4 ...
 William Carlton, the noted balladist, will come to Wallingford November 10, under the auspices of the First M. E. church. LA.