The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-25
WALLINGFORD


 Wallingford, Oct. 24.-A bowling league was started in earnest last eve ming at a meeting held at the Woodbine alleys. Five teams have been entered and two more will be taken in later on. Each team will play thirty-ave match games and the bowling will commence next week. Names of those desiring to enter the league can be handed in any time this week at the Wooabine.
 Great preparations have been made for the Court Robert Wallace bazaar which, opens at the Temperance hall Friday night P. F. McMahon will have charge of the entertainments for both Friday and Saturday. The fol- lowing, subcommittee have charge:
 Box office-Frank Kelly and A. s. Rogers.
 Door-E. Cowen and Thomas Nagel.
 Coat room-A. Cough and H. St. Hilaire
 soda-steve Carrlan and B. St. Hil- aire.
 Dance checks-J. r. Tigue and Ralph O'Connen.
 Floor-J. Conroy, William Reilly, D. McGuire, Joseph o'Connell. William Burns and William Wrinn. Mrs. Emily A. Blunt entertained d number of her Meriden friends and others at her home, 149 North Main Fstreet, this afternoon. Mrs. Blunt is nearly ninety years of age and is en- toying the best of health. During the lafternoon dinner was served. Those who attended were Mrs. Andrew Bird sey, Mrs Harvey Birdsey, Mrs H. B. Birdsey, Mrs William Blrdsey, Mrs. Julius Ives, Mrs, William Booth, Mrs, Hutcard Fenn, Mrs. James Gay, Mrs. Melleh, and Miss Rhoda Birdsey, all of Merlden and also Mrs Charles B. Blunt and Miss Ruth Elton Blunt, of Wallingford.
 Judge Wolfe in the court of common pleas in New Haven yesterday tried out the appealed civil suit case of w. Barson vs. Clifton c. Hall Judgment was rendered in favor of the defend ant to recover costs. o. H. D. Fowler for plaintiff M. T. Downs for defend- ant. This same case was tried in the borough court and judgment was given for the plaintiff.
 Last evenings New York World had the following account which will be l interesting to Wallingford people: Miss Iillie Cooney of Wallingford, Conn, Is l in a trance which seized her last Sat urday night while dancing, Doctors 1 have so far failed to rouse her. They say her condition is the result of a pe- culiar form of urdemic poisoning in which the acid acts like morphine. Up to the night of the dance the girl had been in excellent health.
 Paul Fritz, one of Wallingford's representatives in Uncle Sam's navy, is spending ten days furlough with his parents. on Prince street. Mr. Fritz leaves next week with Admiral Fighting Bob Evans for cruise around Cape Horn. He says that life on board one of the big battlcships is great, but, still visit to home and old friends is always looked forward to with great pleasure by all the jack tars.
 The harvest sale at the First Bap- , tist church will open tomorrow after , noon at o'clock, and continue unti 10 o'clock in the evening. One of the special features will be a concert by l the Wallingford Mandolin club from 5 8 to o'clock. A great variety o, i articles will be on sale. z Hearts of Goldi played to a goot sized audience at the WallingforC r theater this evening The next attrac 2 ton at the local play house will b z David Belasco's romantic and realisti : drama "The Heart of Maryland" oi Monday evening, october 2S, unde r the personal direction of the author