Morning journal and courier., 1894-06-04
WALLINGFORD.

Saturdays Game-The Wine Ran to
 Waste-The Rain and the Races
 Buried in Wallingford - General
 News of the Town.
 Manager Heineman's ball team went to Collinsville Saturday and gave the crack team of that vicinity terrible drubbipg. The home team was unable to hit Casey's curves and made only two hits. The Wall;rgfords found the Collirsville pitch CT pie, and batted all over the field. De Mills made two home runs. Horan made hit for four bases with the bases full and four men scored. The rain cams during the sixth inning and the game was called, the score counting from even innings. The score was as follows:
 Wall1ngford. d..."............... 5-a5 Collnsvllle e.................. U o-
 Charles Norton, painter and carpenter, who has for several years worked about on North and East farms, got into the eel lar of Will Ives of East Wallingford Sat- urday noon and pulled the plug out of 8 barrel of choice wine, and not being satis- fled with filling himself up plum full, left 1t running until the barrel was emptied on the cellar bottom. Later in the day he was arrested by Sheriff Rod Austin and placed in the lookup.
 The rain put sudden stop to tho races Saturday afternoon. Only two heats in the 800 minute class were trotted, F. G. Anthony's Little Pet winning first and N F. InQrAham's Belle took second hest. w A. Penfeld's Doris won the only heat trotted fr the 2:5O class, The time wa, not given out.
 The se!eotmen will hold their monthly meeting to-day.
 To day is quarterly pension day ani Town Clerk Martin will bs on deck at o'clock a. m. to fill out papers. The body of Mrs. Theodore Duplessis | who died in Bridgeport June 1, wa | brought here on the 3:s8 train Saturday
 The burial was yesterday afternoon in tn "In Memoriam" cemetery. Rev. Henr,
 Store oficiated.
 Sidney J. Hall, the grccsr, was i'll ol
 Saturday and G. K. Burlington was fllinl
 his position in the store.
 Miss Clariee Clingen, stsnographer ol
 the Lsdies' Home Journal, of New York, 1
 the guest of Mrs. 8. E. Hotchkiss of Cur tis avenue.
 A. A. Holser, as administrator of tn
 estate of the late Ignatz Holeer, on Satur
 day rendered his administration account | whick WAS accepted by Judge Fowler. Th
 estate consists of 108 ac1ss, which by hi | will goes to the widow.
 Go to see Mrs. Jarle5's wax works in tn
 town hall this evening"
 Tickets for "Mikado" are now on sale
 Ths opera will be given in the opera hous
 Thursday and Friday evenings, under tn
 auspices of Accanaut lodge, I, o. o. F.
 The steel rails for the electric road o Center street have arrived and 1t is expect
 ed that work laying them will begin to day.
 Afr and Mrs Edward Manning of Ne1 York are here for the summer. ! Charles E filling and Reuben Augur c ! Northford are the appraisers appointed ol | the Esther N. and Gilbert s. Smith estate | A male quartet from New Haven vii sing at the entertainment of the Junio
 auxiliary in town hall this evening. Walter Hall Is home from Boston for tn | summer vacation.
 Captain NJ. D. Munson arrived hems Sa. | urday from western business trip. Simpson, Hall, Miller 6. Go. will hereai l ter, until further notice, shut dow Wednesdays and Saturdays. There seems to be 8 question as to wha | is responsible for the three weeks of we | weather Some claim J. A. Cocks ne' l sprinkling cart, and others think McNuity ! "Ulert" grove is the Jonah. | The amount of cssh that was found SC | creted in various parts of the house of tn late Gilbrt s. Smith and mother wa
 about $1 800.
 The differences between Managers Hein
 eman and Taglor's teams have been set
 tied, and the former conceding the ques
 ticn of umpires, Dunn and Downey. Tn
 first game will be played at the Colon.
 street grounds Saturday, June 16, the sec ond on July 2.
 | SERIOUS Acc1pENT-ELRcTRIc CAR JUMPH THE TRACK-MERIDEN LADY INJURED OTHER NEWS.
 WALLINGToRD, June 3-The forwar' l truck of one of the trailsrs on the electri ! road jumped the track at the east eRd 0 Wallscs's bridge late this afternoon. Tn car ran against the iron post on the bridge bending the post and breaking the car. Tn l shock threw a lady from Aeriden from he l seat to the ground. She struck on he l back and was injured seriously. Othe l passengers were somewhat shaken up an,
 bruised, but not seriously injured. The ca dent would have been 8 very serious one The injured lady was sent to Meriden ol the next car. ~
 Assistant Postmaster Charles Storrs Hal
 and Miss Flora L Fordham of Essex vii
 home of the bride in E.ssx.
 The orchard on the Community farm
 covered with swarms of locusts.