The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-08-13
WALLINGFORD NEWS
Abraham Greenburg Thrown from His PeddIa Wagon-Auto-
 mobiles Collide on Walnut Grove Hill.

Special Journal Courier News service.) & Wallingford, Aug. 12.-While cross- ng the electric car tracks on Quinni- &iao street, near the railroad station, E his afternoon a peddler's wagon be- pnging to A Abraham Greenburg of Hartford was overturned and Mr. 1rsenburg was thrown headlong out l the vehicle. Nothing serious re- ulted from the accident, MT. Green urg receiving only slight hrulse on &he forehead.
 4 Daniel L. Barber's new Ford run bout was rather badly smashed Sum- Nay evening In a head-on collision Hn Walnut Grove hill. Both axles were Hent and the strutrods were torn Way. The other auto belonging to William Zerfass of Meriden, although eavier. suffered more. Mir. Barber 3 ad had his Ford machine only short lne and 1t was practically new. His finer auto was badly damaged in re and now his second one has been $ destroyed in collision.
 The horse attached to an Adams Fix ress team became frightened by a assing train this morning and dashed round the square in front of the < epot. Half way around it struck an rc light which Lineman Pierce of the 2 borough Electric works was trimming, emolished this and then cut off close the ground a telephone pole near ahey's saloon. The horse was then aught. No damage to either the horse F wagon.
 Mrs. Eunice Hopler of Springfield, lass, Is the guest of Mrs. John s. arker of North Whittlesey avenue The funeral of Timothy S. Derrin, ho was found dead in the w. A. . yes Mfg. Go. building Sunday, will ake place from his late home at 112 orth Cherry street at o'clock to- lcrrow morning.
 While the fire alarm system was be- bg tested this afternoon quite crowd f people collected, thinking there was fire.
 To show his appreciation of the val. able services which the Wallingfort re department rendered in saving his tcrehouse from destruction, c. N ones has made present of box O lgars to be distributed to the f1remen Tomorrow evening the Young Peo les society of the First Baptis hurch will give festival on tn, lwn fronting the church beginning a o'clock. Ice cream and cake will bt sale.
 Joseph Bannock was in the borougl ourt before Judge Phelps this morn g, charged with being intoxicated he case was disposed of by Bannocl aying the costs, amounting to $7.3S., Tomorrow morning at 9:S0 o'clocl =@ le nineteenth annual convention O le state grand lodge, Sons of St eorge, will open in Judd's hall. A 30 they will have dinner at tn arlborough and in the evening noker will be held in the lodg boms.
 Miss Violet A. Hoffman, a graduat
 the New England Conservatory O usic, will start piano class at he bme on North Whittlesey avenue ptember l. Miss Hoffman is a tai
 ted young musician and is sure t eet with great success.
 Henry w. Allen left this afternoon Walnut Beach, Conn, where h,
 Ii be the guest of his cousin, Rober len.
 Iotorman Cunningham of the Cen
 street line is enjoying vacation il 'idgeport
 Dr. Buffum, who is attending Judg
 dd, stated this evening that the con
 Ion of his patient had remaine
 changed for the last ten days. Tn
 ige is still a very sick man.
 Miss Mary Griffin returned hom
 s afternoon from weeks visit il
 orcester, Mass.
 Wallingford defeated the Naugatuc M If team in Naugatuck Saturday b
 core of 15 to 4.