The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-30
VALLINGFORD

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 walingford Nov. 29-The house oc- cupied by MT and Mrs Clayton c, Hall on the East Farms district near Reed s Gap was totally destroyed by fire early this morning. MT. and Mrs, Hall had been away spending Thanksgiving and on their return last evening built rousing fire in the stove. It is supposed that inc stove became overheated and in some manner set fire to the building. As the dwelling i. outside the borough limits, no water could be had, and the structure burned like finder Mir. and Mrs. Hall ha1 been living in the house only since June, when Mrs. Hall bought it from Mrs. P. X. Sanders of Spring field. Mass. Ths occupants escaped, but the contents of the building were a. total loss
 The second performance of "The District School2 was given at the 1 Temperance hall this evening before another enthusiastic audience. During the evening Misses Etta Cunningham, Mary Gilooly r. Kane and William l stone rendered. several vocal selectioc, 1 which came in for their share of ap- 1 plause. The Holy Trinity Sunday l School association is to be congrat- ulated upon the success of their per fornance, Orvts orchestra furnished the music.
 The Methodist Episcopal bazaar which opens at the Town hall Monday even- 1 ing will be one full of surprises. The ladies have several new and unique 1 features which will be seen for the 1 first time in Wallingford next week. | The admission is free. One of the at 1 Fractions will be a 'Bachelors' Rev. erie" which is sure to be a great suc- cess. Those who take part will com- prise the following:
 Bachelor-Clayton Dathrop.
 Summer girl-Miss Winifred Saund- CTS.
 Society girl-Miss Martha Russell.
 Rustice naiden--Miss Ada Holroyd
 Riding girl-Miss Procknow.
 Fencing girl--Miss Edna Burrows. Flower girl--Miss Florence Lane. l Maid of all work-Miss Viola Davis Vioinist-Mrs. August Moslow Quaker girl-Miss Cassie Gates.
 Golf gifl--Miss Emma Dray.
 Tennis girl-Miss Marion Lane.
 Street singer-Miss Lena MaXfeld.
 Automobile girl-Miss Elsie Loudon.
 Old maid-Miss Marion Davis.
 Athletic girl-Miss Lillian Saunders.
 New woman--Mrs. Frank c, Hill.
 Nurse-Miss Elsie Payne.
 Winter girl-Miss Eva Lobb.
 Geisha girl--Mrs. Charles M. Allen,
 Bride-Miss Daisy Hampton,
 The funeral of Frederick H. Sidney, who died yesterday afternoon in the lGraee hospital New Haven, will be held at the Center street cemetery tomorrow afternoon at o'clock, Rev. IA. P. Greenleaf officiating, For a number of years MT. Sidney was en- ployed at the New York Insulated Wire company's plant. He was sixty one years of age and leaves two daughters, Mrs. Goodspeed and Grace l A. Sidney, both of New York.
 The funeral of James Gaffney will be held from the house, 25 North Whittlesey avenue tomorrow morning at S:S0 and from the Holy Trinity church at o'clock. Rev. ,. H. Carroll Will off1ciate. The intern1ent will be in Holy Trinity cemetery.
 Edward Nugent, who was arrested Wednesday for intoxication by Officer l IO'Reilly, was given two weeks to pay costs of $S.03 by Judge Phelps in yes- terday's session of the police court.
 Mrs Aldridge, MT. Morton and Cliff ford Aldridge will leave tomorrow to take up their residence in New Ha- ven. Clifford Aldridge has obtained a fine position with the Winchester Re- beating Arms company.
 Mrs Elizabeth Flynn, Misses Nel- l lie, Genevieve and Annie Flynn, Prof. lJ. D. Flynn of Trinity college, and B. D. Flynn of {artfcrd, were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. W. P. Wilson ovsr Thanksgiving.
 The funeral of little Rose Dichello,