The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-12
WALLINGFORD NEWS
Trouble With Fire Alarm System -Co -Coglan-Cohen
 Wedding All the Local Sports.

(specfar Journal Courier News SerVice)
 WaIlingford, Aug. 11,-Alarm of fire was rung in from box 59, corner ot South Cherry and Ward street. at 11:5O yesterday morning. The fire alarm system is badly out of order and the signal given could not be deciphered by the uptown fireman. Everyone had different opinion and the result was that the fire fighters were delayed ten minutes on the top of the hill Chief McCune at last found out by telephone that the blaze was down town and tried to send in a correct alarm but this time the system absolutely refused to work and remained silent, The fire was at last located In an empty store house owned by c. N. Jones on South Cherry street, near the railroad tracks The roof was somewhat burned, the total damage amounting to something like thirty or forty dollars> and cov- cred by insurance. Chief David Me Cune stated that the fire was probably caused by a spark from a passing To- conceive,
 The local fire alarm system is very much in need of repairs and something should be done immediately. At Heighton hall last evening, Miss Flora Caplan asd Barnett Cohen were united in marriage by Rabbi Rossin of New Haven. The reception Egan at 4 o'clock and the ceremony was per- formed at 6 o'clock The interior of the hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion with na!donal colors, Guests were present to the number of three hundred from all parts of the state. The bride was gowned in white silk, with veil, and carried shower bou- quet of white carnations and orange blossoms. She was attended by Miss Rebecca Cohen as bridesmaid. The best man was from New Haven. After the 1 ceremony there was a feast and then dancing until a late hour. Music was l furnished by a New Haven orchestra. i The bride and groom will go to New Haven, where the groom is employed, ] and start housekeeping,
 Miss Alice Hall died yesterday morn ing, at o'clock at the home of her sis- ter, Mrs. B. T. Harrison, on North Main street. Death was due to cancer of the stomach, A short time ago Miss Hall returned to the borough from Wood mont, where she had been stopping. The funeral will be held from her late residence, 91 North Main street, at 3 o'clock, Tuesday afternoon, with inter- ment in the Tn Memoriam cemetery.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank Jerald of Mon towese street, Branford announce the enga agement of their daughter, Miss 0l- i've, to Josepr Taylor of Wallingford.
 The White Sox were defeated by the Athletics on the South Colony street grounds, Saturday, by a score of IS to 12. The White Sox were minus three of their best players, Mayette, Robin- son and McCormac. The lineup was as follows: White Sox--Green, D; Quin- livan, c; Boyle, 2b, O'Connell, 1b; Daly, ss; Taylor, 3b; MeMillan, If; Marshall If; O'Donnell, cf Athletics-Green, D; Hoban, c; Trealor, 1b; Gendron, 2b; Tate, 3b; Bercier, ss; Clifford, If; AL laire, If: Coughlin. cf,
 The "spelr' is removed, Wallingford 1 defeated the T. A. B.s in a fast and well played game at Hanover park, Saturday afternoon by a score of 6 to 4. Jerry Callahan put up a strong game for the locals and If he had been better supported would have held his oppon- ents to a smaller score. Both Harvey and Buckley made brilliant catches for l the cold water boys. The line-up was 1 as follows: Wallingford-Cummerford c; Lynch, ss; Callahan, p; J. Barrey 1b; Nugent, If; Welch, If; Daniels, of; Coughlin, 3b. T. A. B. .'s-Maroney, c; 1 Flynn, p; Quinlan, ss; T. Maroney, 1b; P. Russell, 2b; Reilly, 3b Harvey, If; Buckley, cf Russell If.
 The D. P, C.'s defeated the Tracy team Saturday in a fast and well played game by a score of to ?. The score was 1-1 up to the seventh inning. The lineup was as follows. D. P C.'s Bresnan c, Barry 1b, Mount p, Sheehy ss, O'Connell 3b, Kennedy 2b, Parker l l., Conway Of, Fritz If.
 MT. and Mrs. Sey ynour Hotchkiss of Curtiss avenue are entertaining friends l from Waterbury.
 Miss Julia Hall of Fair street and Miss Bessie Barnes of Southington leave the latter part of this week for a stay in Scranton. Pa.
 MT. E. W. Thompson, the Center street photographer, leaves to-day fol a weeks vacation at Indian Neck. His studio will be closed during his ab- sence
 W. "A. Goodrich is the owner of a ter horse power Auto car.
 l Clifford Bullis spent Sunday with his parents.
 Conductor John Daley is spending hi vacation in the Berkshires.
 Supt. and Mrs. Pierce and Mrs. Gract Fields arrived home to-day from