The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-11-08


 Sweet Estelle.
 Two-Step-Old Faithful.
 Waltz-Dreaming.
 o-Step-Sacramento
 Waltz-Y esterday.
 Two-step-Bye, Bye, Dairie. Won't You Waltz Me Home,
 Sweet Home Two-Step-Miss Dixie.
 Waltz-'N Meath the Old Cherry Tree,
 Sweet Marie
 Two-Step- the Land of the Buffalo Waltz-That's What the Rose Said to
 Me.
 Two-step- -Mariutch, Down at Coney
 Isle.
 Waltz-Loveland.
 The U. s. Football eleven of Wall ingford, will play the North Haven Independents at North Haven, Satur- day afternoon. The U. s. team is one of the crack amateur organizations of the borough and good game is &C., cordingly expected. This same team de- feated the Choate, second eleven a short time ago by q score of 21 to 0. The lineup: F. Steele left end; E. Burke, left tackle; J. Frederlcks, left guard; E. Brown, center; B. Backes, right end; Kahr, right tackle; E. Cas- ey, right guard; K. Carteright, right haifback; s. MacMilIan, left halfback; R. Davis, fullback; P. Collins, quarter back
 The funeral of William $. Wheatley was held from the house, 1S0 South Main street, this afternoon, with bur ial in the Center street cemetery. Rev, W. A. spinney officiated. The bearers were; William Hayden, Howard Smith, Ralph Miner J. c. Upham, William Smith and Thomas Cannon
 A crowded house greeted the pres entation of The Burglar four act drama. Under the auspices of the Mod ern Wcodmen of America at the Wall lingford theater this evening. The parts were taken well and frequent outbursts of applause showed that the work of the cast was appreciated. The dramatis personnae was as follows:
 Paul Benton, true loyal friend, Will liam Ennis.
 John Hamilton, a devoted father, Harry Carsley,
 Edward Hamilton in love with Fan ny, William Stone. William Lewis, burglar, William Casey.
 James, a loyal servant, J. J. O'Connell. Atfna ,awis hnnFt hr01faO yuffA Mre Herbert Collett.
 Fanny. sister to Alice, Miss Eva o. Connell
 Edith Lewis the burglars daughter, Little Miss Alice Miller. Martha, in love with James, Miss Etta Cunningham.
 Stage manager and director. William Casey.
 The Grand bazaar given by Division, N. i, A. o. H. will open at the Tenn perance hall Saturday evening and will leontinue through the next week Large numbers of tickets have been sold I throughout the state and without a 1 doubt the officer will be one of the 4 biggest successes of the season. The 1 during the various nights; Ticket of- ! fee P, J Roland, Thomas Larkins, Thomas E. Mcclure; door, John Buck l ley, Bernard Pulley, John 0,Rellly, Pet CT Galligan; floor, James V. Lee, D. Griffin, George Kennedy James Cough l lin: coat room, Dennis Creedon, P. J. Kelly, soda Daniel Dinan, P, F. Cough i lin; dance checks, P. J. Griffin, John 1 Leonard, Edward. Bowe attendant cashiers, Christopher Gibney James Hennessey, Michael Cooney. Nicholas l Downey. Michael Reilly, Thomas Blair. l The officers of Governor Buckingham colony, Pilgrim Fathers, were installed Hast evening by Albert May and staff I from the 0. H. Platt colony of Meriden. l The list of offices is as follows; Gov ernor, Mrs M. E. Fox, lieutenant gov ernor, Mrs. Mary E. Jacobs, secretary l M. K Thomas; treasurer, Mrs. Ethel | Hopkinson; collector, l.. A. Hill; chap 1 lain, Mrs. Florence T Whittaker; ser 1 geant~at-arms, Mrs Bertha M. Good speed; deputy sergeant,at arms, Rufus B. Goodspeed; sentinel Inner gate, Mrs Mary D. Kewish; sentinel outer gate 1 c. E, Fox, ex-governor, Mrs. Gladys E Collett.
 The opening game of the Wallingford Bowling league will be played at the Woodblne alleys next Monday evening between the Olypias and the Crescents
 Over $700 in silver was paid to the l employees of Factory L last evening The Hamden Manufacturing companyF, ha lace and Sons paid in gold. 4 La Chormlere Bretonni" will be giv. en at the Temperance hall on Tuesday evening, December 3. under the auspices of the St. Pierre French society.
 The East Farms Whist club will neet tomorrow evening at William E. Halls on the East Farms,
 Local people who use the Nsw Haver trolley to an extent are considering
 petition for trolley express service for cars leaving New Haven at l.
 o'clock noon, and at 5, and D. m EThese cars are crowded daily by Mon
 towese commuters, who thereby saw 15 minutes, and by a large number alst
 who live a few blocks out on Grant
 avenue. Cars run to Montowese at {
 quarter after the hour, and there ar, : cars for Grand avenue people every fev
 minutes. It is argued that an expres
 service as far as Barnes avenue woul,
 prevent overcrowding on the Walling
 ford car and would give the borougl
 a quicker service, while 1t would no
 interfere with the rights of other tro1
 lev patrons.
 The evening of Wednesday, Decembe
 4. will be a red letter one In the histor,
 of the Eagles of Connecticut. On tha
 evening the new aerie of Eagles will b instituted here with 8 large member
 ship. Members of the order will b here in large numbers from variou parts of Connecticut Previous to th institut1ng of the aerie there will b parade of the principal streets of tn
 borough by the out-of-town Eagles to gether with the new members of tn : Wallinsford aerie. The procession vii be headed by band. Meetings are be
 Ing held here each week by those in
 terested in the formation of the ne1 l 1ATip and ! at each session.
 , Another meeting will be held nex Sunday afternoon at the Judd hall at
 o'clock for the funrther considerable