The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-30

~ 4CAAU0h0 DIOlllCI0 lAtbNO Q bAAAy NNNh1lCQ the store about two months having bought out w. E. Fields, who formerly conducted the business at this place. The loss is completely covered by in- surance.
 The employees of the H. l.. Judd com pany will hold their first annual outing at Ulert Grove next Saturday after- noon and evening" A long list of events including the following have been arranged: 100 yard dash, 200 yard dash, sack race, 100 ward race for old men only, tug of war, running broad jump, cracker race, putting the shot, three legged race, high jump, hat race, 100 yard walking race for old men. Prizes will be given for the various sporting events. The following have charge:
 Committee of arrangements--W. Has, sett, W. M. Casey J. F. Martin, c. H. Barnes, D. Duplais, A. s. Rogers.
 On sports--H. Penniman, w. Spokes, E. Newell
 Starter-Thomas Timothy.
 Judges-A c. Spokes, Thomas Stone.
 Official times-W. A. Ferry.
 A baseball game between the Bluffs" and the "Duffs" will also be a feature of the day.
 Word has been received here of the death of Albert Vibbert. which oc- cured Wednesday morning at his home in North Haven. Deceased was a former Wallingford man, and we'll known in the borough. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at o'clock. He leaves widow, a sister, and a brother. He was forty-nine years of age.
 New Britain Go. E has accepted Go. Ks challenge for shoot and the contest will be held at the Go, K rife range Labor day. The distances will be 200, 300 and 500 yards.
 The Accanaut lodge, No. 71,-- l. O.. o. F., will present that star attraction "The Finger of Scorn," in the opera house sometime this faIl. The services of. William M. Casey have been en- gagged. He is a dramatic instructor.
 Superintendent Clinton s. Marsh of the public schools, returns from his vacation tomorrow and will be in his office at the town hall building Satur- day and Monday, both morning and afternoon.
 The Arthur H. Dutton post, c. A. R., will hold meeting in the c. A. R. hall tomorrow evening. As busi- ness of importance is to be transacted all members are earnestly requested to be present.
 Owing to the small attendance at the meeting of the M. D. ladies' aid society Wednesday evening no busi- ness was. transacted.
 Principal McGroty of the Whittle- sey avenue school arrived in town to- day from his home in Dover, N. H.
 The high school will have two new teachers this year to take the places of Miss Minnie Snow, teacher of mathematic, and MT. Gibson, teacher of the commercial course. Miss Flora D. Long of Auburn, Me, will take Miss Shows place, and Miss Mildred L. Powell of Oronow, Me-, will take MT. Gibson's course.
 Ioc u1eafino CaDfro1 School district committee, Assessor P. D. Leonard was appointed to make out the Central School district grand list R. D. Perkins was appointed to make out the rate book.
 for their guest Wallace Clark of New Haven.
 orinoco Haymakers' association held @ meeting this evening.
 Miss Julia M Hall and Miss Bessie Barnes of Southtngton return to-mor- row from a stay at Scranton, Penn.
 Hove1 B Neal, who has been the Wal lingford salesman for P. T. Saliski and company has severed his connections with that firm. and leaves this week to take q position as travelling salesman with Miner. Read & Garrette,
 Charles R. Trott left yesterday for 0 stay in Boston, Mass,
 John w Douglass has returned from 
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