The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-01
WALLINGFORD.

Miss Essie Hassett left last evening for New Haven, where she leaves this I morning with Daniel Colwell and fami- lyof that city for Los Angeles. Cal, where MT. Colwell attends the Knights of Columbus convention. Before re- turning MT. Colwell and family and MT. Hassett will visit the Lewis and Clark exposition and New Mexico, be- l ing absent some five weeks. The death of Roswell o. Morse, the two-year-old son of Mir. and Mrs. Will liam B. Morse, occurred yesterday morning after long illness. The fun eral will be held at 2:30 o'clock We'd nesday afternoon from the. parents home, 80 North Colony street. l Word was received here Monday of the death of c. H. Mcintyre, which oc- cured in New York city at .3:45 o'clock | in the afternoon. Deceased was well known here, having resided in Wall iingford for many years, and at one time was the proprietor of the Hall avenue 1 hotel .-.
 l Ine UI S1ietitSS oSiluilielShCl and Miss Anna Bercier will be solemn ized at Holy Trinity church tomorrow morning, June 8, at 7:S0 o'clock. l The case of John Bartek, charged with selling liquor on Sunday, May 21, came up in the borough court Monday morning before Judge Judd. Attorney c. A. Harrison prosecuted for the state and Attorney Fowler was counsel for the defendant. Attorney Fowler en- tered a demurrer alleging that the complaint was defective. Judge Judd overruled the demurrer and an appeal was taken to the criminal term of the court of common pleas June 5. Bonds iof $500 were furnished by John w. Welsh.
 Compass lodge exemplified the degree of master mason Monday night. Adel- phi lodge, of Fair Haven, was present. After the meeting refreshments were
 served and an entertainment was giv- en by the Wallingford Mandolin club.
 Representative William F. Whitney is dangerously i'll with rheumatic fever. Monday evening a trained nurse was summoned to assist in the care Of the sick man.
 The Union Athletic club baseball team played the Shamrocks of New Haven on the South Colony street grounds at 10 o'clock yesterday morning
 Mr. and Mrs. D. O'Connr and chil- dren and Miss Frances Riley of Hart ford passed Decoration day with Mrs.
 Elizabeth Riley.
 A social and dance was given at Telles park last evening. The opera house orchestra furnished music and William M. Casey acted as master of ceremonies.
 A meeting of Accanaut lodge, I. o. o. F., was held last evening in Odd Eel lows hall.
 Despite the overcast sky and threat ening aspect of the weather large num-
 bers of pleasure seekers left town early yesterday morning. The early trains carried g. full quota of passengers and every electric car bound for New Haven was we'll filled. Many of the people carried lunch baskets and seemed de- ternined to take advantage of the hol-
 iday despite the weather.
 The body of William Mix will be brought to Wallingford from Pomfret on the 10:09 train this morning and in- tered in the Center street cemetery Deceased is well known in Walling- ford Captain William N. Mix and
 John B. Mix of this place are sons of the deceased.
 On Monday evening, June 5, the
 Young Mems Athletic club will hold its
 semi-annual meeting. It is requested
 that all members make an effort to be
 present, as business of much import
 ance is to be transacted. It is under
 stood on good authority that at the
 election of officers considerable changes will be made through the resignation of
 some of the highest officials.
 At the Country club links yesterday
 there was a handicap medal play for
 women for special cup. There was
 also scratch foursome for men. l ---T e A 5 TED ET ! l po,,,.,. 4 Ihe Kind YOu HaVa Always BOurht