The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1894-06-25
WALLISGFORD.
Figures up to Nearly $3.50. ooo-The Late
MIR. simpsons Estate.


The appraisers OH the estate of the
late Samuel Simpson, Henry l.. Hall and
o. !. Martin, made their returns 10 the
probate court OH Saturday. The
amount on the estate figures s6as, lT0.7s,
which Is divided as follows: Real
estate, slO6, $50; stocks, slO5, 500; notes,
cess, Oi322 bonds, $4,000 other per-
sonal property, sl1,5l7,5o. The estate
includes 1000 shares of simpson, Hall,
Miller s. Co. stock, appraised at $780,
900; 800 shares Simpson, Nickel COM
pany, 10000; II shares First National
bank, Meriden, 900; 20 shares First
National bank, wallingford, $3.50;
II town bonds, 81, 900; 20 shares Shell
don s. Co., 5000. The real estate COM
prises thirty-six tracts Of land in Wall
ngford.
There was fair sized crowd at the
East Center street park ut the bicycle
races Saturday afternoon, and the
honors and several of the prizes were
won by Arthur Y. Lane, u young but
promising rider, who bids fair 10 make
hustler The first race was n half
mile handicap, with four starters. Fred
Futile, Is yards; Clifford Smith, Is
yards; Arthur Bailey, IS yards, aud A.
Y. Lane, scratch. First prize, revolver;
second, travelling bag; third, box of
cigars. Lane won easily; time, loo 2-5.
futile second, Bailey third.
The second race was u one mile han
1icap, four entries. Fred futile, %
yards; Clifford Smith, % yards; w. l..
Ingraham and A. Y. Lane, scratch.
First prize, nut bowl; second prize,
cigarette case; third. box of cigars.
Lane first, time 2:30 As.
The third race was one mile ncwsboys'
handicap; four entries. Arthur Atliin-
ION, Is yards; Arthur Bailey, scratch;
Willie Dray, 100 yards; Clarence Lane,
l75 yards First prize to be selected,
second, bicycle clock; third, bicycle cy-
.lometer.
Bailey won first, time 2:45 As; Akin
son second, Lane third.
ht Iutt was IL pilt ulht toN IL
championship; three entries. A. Y.
Lane, Clifford Smith and Fred futile.
First prize, gold medal; second. silver
medal.
Lane had walk-over for first place,
time 1851; Smith second: Tuttlo third.
The fifth was five-mile handicap, and
proved i1zie owing to Il blunder of
the starter in not giving the word to go
when he should. The entries were A.
Y. Lane and f. II. Brogden, scratch;
Arthur Bailey, l minute, 10 seconds;
Clifford Smith, s seconds. Bailey start
ed, and had got nearly around the
track before the next man received
word to start; in fact it was minute
md one-half before the word was given.
Smith started, but Lane and Brogden
declined to start, and the race was won
by Bailey; Smith second. No time was
given out.
The next event was q mile against
time by w. L. Ingraham with four
PAGERS. Time, 2.27. The officials were:
Referee, c. Fred Lane; judges, G. G.
Thompson, William Hassett, F. j. Hall;
timers, +. NJ. Smith, n. F. Ingraham,
J. p. Stevenson; starter, Captain, G. G.
La Barnes; announcer, w. A. Goodrich:
scorer II. A. Norton; clerk of course,
). j. Large; official Handicapped, John
Clulee. The races were under the L. A.
W. rules.
In the one mile race A. Y. Lane made
the first half mile in loo 2-5, but slowed
Mp in the last half as he was not hard
pressed.
Another series of races will be given
by Cottrell and Hirons in September.
The case of Mrs. Clarinda futile
against the borough of Wallingford for
damages sustained by a fall, the result
of q defective sidewalk, has been set
tied out OF, court by the payment of
$500. ~.
Manager Heineman's team, short the
services of DeMills and Taylor, were
defeated in South Norwalk Saturday by
IL score of II to l. The visitors had a
Stamford pitcher and Bridgeport
catcher.
Manager Taylor's "Colts" were de-
feated III Southington Saturday by a
score of to 5. .v.,
4. Richard Talbot writes from Chicago
that the mercury registers 96 degrees in
The shade.
Mrs Morgan Of Fair street and her
son Arthur, will start this week for
england, where thew will reside. The
aides of St, PauI's guild presented
Mrs. Morgan with q purse of SIS.
Complaint is made of the bathers in
he lake near the bridge and along the
vest bank, Some do not wear any
clothing and others that do undrass in
,lain,sight of the passers on the street.
rha worst feature is the vile and nro-
fame Language used that can he heard
across He Like and is very ,Innleosont