The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-06

special J0urnat-COurlSE NoWS ~
Wallingford, Aug 5.
Shortly after o'clock this morning
bcrge H. Riley, aged forty-seven
/ airs, was almost Instantly killed py
hing from a ladder, while at work
Uniting the house Of Michael O'Calla-
at ia North Colony street
Mr. Riley had been painting the
YES of the rear Of the house, two
bries from the ground, and was com
down the ladder when it slipped
+ rling him headlong to the eartn'
#ctor Wilson was sent for but the
man died before the physician
lis able to reach the scene OF the ac-
&lent.
Medical Examiner McGaughey was
tilted and gave Undertaken Fitzger-
ii permission to remove the body to
i South Cherry street, the home Of
} deceased. Examination Of the body
1owed that the neck was broken and
! face horribly bruised.
Srhe dead man is survived by a via
and four daughters, Mrs. e. E,
innings Jr., of New Haven; Sarah,
Ia ana Gertrude Riley, and a son
Rnry Riley.
zrhe funeral will ,be held Wednesday
&rning at $50, from the house and
'clock from the Holy Trinity church,
s th burial in the Holy Trinity GEM
ry.
There will be a rifle match at Cooks
,ge Labor day between teams from
npany e. list regiment Of New Brit
and Company K. Those compan~
are very evenly matched and the
hest win undoubtedly be very inter-
ing. Final arrangements are now
3 ng made.
Real estate transfers: Mrs, Annie
Rterhouse to Mrs. Mary A. Dunn,
d 5Ox15O IT, with building in Sylvan
{ enue
Town Clerk Martin has received from
w Haven the following list Of those
bic for Jury duty for one year from
btember list. Q. P. Beach, w, B.
wers. J. S. Parker, f. W. Phelps,
mes Gaffney, Frank Hill, William
ssett, c. v. Young, W. H. Hall, L.
Clark, c. D. Morris, G. E. Yale, e.
Warner, Fred. Allen, j. P. Steven
L. H. Hall, Hugh Prior, j. H.
u ddock, w T. Perkins, George D.
III, J. lR. Hough, s. D. Johnson, e.
Clonton, E. P. Smith, H. ]. Devens,
i bryce j. Barryton, and C. A. Kinney
t a special meeting of the board Of
ectors of the. Meriden Business As
iation held yesterday, President
hire wos directed to take up again
matter Of the ten cent fare be-
. ben Wallingford and Meriden with
Consolidated Railway Company
association feels very strongly in
ard to this matter and intends to
every effort to get the request
nted.
unice. the Ave months old child of
and Mrs. c. B. Terrell Of South
In street died last evening. The flu
al will probably be held Wednes-
afternoon with burial in Memori-
cemetery. The little girl has been
for some time with a complication
diseases.
eymour Hall is a guest at the Y. NJ.
Al. Cottage, Indian Neck, for a few
$.
arold Ives returned yesterday from
tay at Lynn, Mass.
party Of Wallingford people en-
I'd an automobile ride to Bridge
Sunday. In the party was Mr.
and Mrs. P. ]. Griffin and Mr.. and
Ralph Russo.
ISIS Violet A Hoffman, will leave
latter part of the week for a visit
Newport, R. I. During her stay
-e she will be the guest of her class
e, Miss Elizabeth Hare.
he public schools open September
four weeks from yesterday.
r. and Mrs. william Mcmillan re-
bed yesterday from Old Home
Rk in Providence. R. !.
ester Bulls and Clarence Doolittle
planning for a number of private