The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-07
WALLINGFORD.

 along the Main street division of the Connecticut company are very much aroused over the discontinuing of the local trolley car service, and to-day a petition with some 200 signers was sent to General Manager John K. Pun derford of the Connecticut company I asking that the service which has ex- j isted for the past four years remain I the same. The. Main street car is % scheduled to make its last run Sunday and on Monday the New Haven cars 4 will run through to the end of North Main street unless the petition and | letter which was sent to MT. Punder- & ford to-day receives immediate at- M tention. Senator Samuel Hodgkinson' who has several times before been to $ MT. Punderford in behalf of the local N trolley service, was seen and was pre- vailed upon to write the letter which \ accompanied the petition. As the New Haven cars run only once every hour residents along the line who work III the various factories of the town will be seriously inconvenienced unless present conditions remain next week
 "The Peddler's Parade" given at the town had this evening under the auspices of Mizpah chapter, No Si' O. B. S., was a grand success in every sense of the word The various cos- tunes worn by the cast were very humorous, and called forth a good share If the applause. The attend ance was large and without a doubt a goodly sum will be realized by the or ganization. The peddlers with their goods were as follows:
 Pie vender-Mrs. William Arthur
 Armenian vender-Mrs. Alfred R. Pierce.
 Baker yender-Mrs William B. Hall Cake vender--Mrs Philip A, Carr
 Popcorn vender-Mrs E, N. Baldwin. Candy yender- Mrs. Charles V. Webb.
 Apple wonnan-Mrs. o. F. Powers
 Raised doughnut vender-Mrs, Will liam Booth
 [& Sweet doughnut vender-Miss Flor Renee Wilson.
 Preserve jelly vender-Miss Edith Cooke.
 Pickle vender-Mrs. William McDon- a!d.
 Lemon Howard Elliott
 Blind musician-Arthur Payne.
 Fortune teller-Mrs George Beers. Tambourine girl--Mrs. Arthur Payne. ' Flower girls Ruth Payne, Thelma Bertini, Nina Hall, Eva Wilcox and 8Grace Lee.
 Peanut vender-William Hoyt
 Corn curer- Philip 4. Carr.
 Old soldier William Booth.
 Hurdv gurdy menE. N. Baldwin, Robert E. Hall
 Bootblack-Harry Wilcox. # Wallinpford defeated Meriden in a Nery exciting game of polo last night ! There was large attendance. The line up and score was as follows:
 wallingford Position Meriden. Welch ...................... Hart
 First rush.
 Barry ...s............,. Mcheoli
 Second rush. Y Daniel ....,................. Penfield
 Centef.
 Brofman ...................... Moore
 Halfback
 Plahan .................,...... .M. Moore
 Goal,
 Goals, Wallingford g, Meriden g.; tops, Clahan B, M. Moore 2e; rushes, velch 9. Hart 1, McKeon> G. Penfeld referee, sheehey; timer, Downey. Miss Ellen Talcott entertained num- Ter of her friends at whist at her ome on Curtiss avenue this evening. here were just enough to make up billy party and the evening was pass l b in a most enjoyable manner. Re- Y teahments were served. Those pres- snt were Misses sInez Bampton, Ellen almquist, Frances Parmelee, Ellen Tal- btt, Henry Allen Charles BNYoung of * alesville c. Richard Doolittle and rank Collins.
 At the annual meeting of Wallingford # imp, Modern Woodmen of America. eld last evening one candidate was in- 4 lated, and the following officers were # ected: Consul David, Burns; advisor Fl. Spencer, clerk, Frank C. Hnl; inker, George c. Bundle; escort, J. E. # igieton; physician, Dr. c. " Webb & atchman, H J Dauplaise; sentry adford St. Hilare; manager three ars, F. S. Kendall manager two |# ears, R. H. Spencer; chief forester, w. Smith
 ~ In the T. A. B. pool tournament six ames have been played. The scores; s ass A, James Burns 100 vs. Bercler S4; {; Conroy 109 vs. P. Lee Il; Frederick ane 100 vs C. Bercier Glass B, Jas x e 100 vs. John Lynch 7S; E. Gaherty b vs c. Heslen S2;sJames Shortell 100 Francis King 97.
 Ex- -sheriff Albert Dunham of New aven was the guest of William Fl. The Christnlas sale given by the La gs of st. Paul's church last night tied the guild about $500. The crowd as so great at the supper that the ta- es were set twice.
 rhe Ladies auxiliary at their last eeting elected the following officers { the ensuing year: Chaplain, Rev. " Fl Carroll; president Miss Kate linn; vice president, Miss Mary Luby; eording secretary, Miss Marie Hack nnancl9l secTSlaIN Nt MISS Anna lyes treasurer Miss Mary Wrinn; lstress-at-arms, Miss Rose Burns: ntinel, Miss Kate Reynolds; pianist, ss Anna Callaghan; trustees, Miss te Kennedy, Mrs. Mary Bowe, Miss rgaret McWeeney; standing commit
 Mrs Margaret Newton, Misses Kate by, Mary Downes Mary Maloney, rgaret Luby.
 IA large number from here attended Yale Business college dance in New ven this evening.
 rha KioIxers took two games ou+ of