The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-08-05
KALLINGFORD.

OOWHNS ANNa bNNANN% aingfords had picnic with the Anna ranths of Meriden Saturday afternoon on the Colony street grounds and won the game with hands down. The local team got on to Spencer's curves early in the game and sent the ball safely in- to all parts of the field. Downey pitched the first five innings for the Walling- fords, and the visitors only made one run. Casey went into the box in the sixth inning and only two runs were scored during his administration. Ted Gardner, the veteran catcher, excelled in batting with four base hits and four runs. The Wallingfords made twenty base hits and the visitors eight. The score of the game was 29 to 3. "Cod" Taylor, the $100 hitter, made one three base hit and would have done better if he had been given a chance, but the MerideD pitcher gave him his base on balls nearly every time he came to the bat.
 Real estate changes are: w. L, Parr to Herbert B. Parker, lot 50x150 feet on Whittlesey avenue; Michael Schwink land in Ya1esville.
 Rev. J. D. Wildman officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Mary A. Hall Saturday afternoon. The bearers were Judge Hub- bard, P. G. Townsend, Wallace Hobson and S. N. Edmonds.
 Miss Ethel B. Cotton of Washington, D. C., daughter of Hon. John B. Cot ton, who was assistant attorney general under President Harrison, will arrive here this afternoon as the guest of Miss tMabel c. Hall of North Main street.
 Nelson Adams of Philadelphia is the guest of Mrs. B. L. Crockett of Hall avenue.
 George A. Lane is home from the Bridgeport hospital to stay after nine weeks treatment in that first-class in- stitution, and speaks very highly of the excellent care and treatment while there.
 Miss Adelaide and Miss EmeMne Lane arrived home Saturday evening from a ten days visit in New York city.
 Superintendent Hall will this morning send his regularly monthly two-gallon bottle of Paugh pond water to the Con- necticut state board of health for andy sis at the Yale Medical school in New Haven.
 Miss Eva Craig will entertain several of her young friends on Paradise Island Tuesday afternoon and evening.
 MT. and Mrs. c. H. Tibbitts arrived home Saturday from the White noun tatns.
 Samuel Clulee is at Block Island.
 Judge F. c. Bartholomew and wife start to-day for Block Island.
 Rev. Father Barry Is home from trir to Pennsylvania.
 Rev. F. E. Marble and wife leave to- day for Rochester, N. Y.
 Rev. w. w. Peck starts to-day for Cot tage City.
 Rev. T. J. Cronan leaves to-day for Worcester, Mass.
 The selectmen will hold their regular monthly meeting to-day.
 Rev. Henry Stone is booked to speak at the Advent camp meeting in Spring field on Tuesday, August IS.
 Compass lodge and Mizpah chapter have completed the fitting up of theil room at the Masonic home.
 Mrs Brockway of Clifton street, wht is eighty-four years old and lives alone Tn a little house, complains that some onle has entered her house while she wa: asleep or absent and stolen all her mon ey, $500. The old> lady is only just ablt to crawl about and is quite deaf. Tn, money was taken from her dress pock ct.
 Stout Fahey has sold his share 1T the gypsy horse to McKiernan & Kirby for $6.