The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-20
WALLlNGE0RD HAPPENINGS
FACTORIES RUNNING FUEL TIME BALE GAlIE ATTENDANCE

Four Keal E tate Transfers Llst Sotur-
 day-"BIy Boys" at the Opera House
 Tomorrow Evening-Town Clerk E oc- ton on October 4th for Two Year Term --
 Other Bits of News of Interest.
 The attendance at the ball game Sat urday between the Wallingfords and Bristols was not as large as was ex- pected, and in consequence the man agement is out of pocket by the game, as the guarantee given the Bristols was considerably more than was taken in, and the expense of Kelly, the Torring- ton pitcher, who played with the Wal lingfords, also tended to increase the expenses of the game. The fact that most of the factories are now running full time largely served to decrease the attendance, as many were not able to get out of the shop; and others who LOOK in ball games when they had noth- ing else to do, now that they have work, propose to attend to it. The fact is that the baseball season is about
 
 and brought out several fine plays and some ragged playing on the part of the home team. Kelly, the imported pitch CT, did fine work, and had he received proper support the score would have been different one One of the feat ures of the game was the batting of Tom Taylor of the local team, who made four safe hits. Kelly also did great hitting and the first two runs scored by the Wallingfords were due to two-baggers by Kelly. Taylor and De Mills made several brilliant catch- es in the field. Gardner did good work behind the bat.
 The score by innings was as follows: Bristol ...,...2 0.O o2 2 0-1o-10-3 Wallingford 70 1 0 1 0 0 0 O. 3-10-6
 Batteries-Doughert and Wise; Kel- ly and Gardner. Umpire-F'rank J. Taylor
 Saturdays recorded real estate trans fers were: Amer I. Martin to Alphonse Gendron, 60x14S feet on Lexington ave nue; Emory Morse to Charles A. John son of New Britain, 50x11S feet on High street; Charles A. Johnson to M. E. Jacobs, 5ox11S feet on High street; Charles A. G. Raven to William Raven, one acre of land in Yalesville.
 Richards and Garfield will be seen here Tomorrow evening for the first time in that rollicking comedy, My Boys,' and will command more than ordinary attention, The leading char acters in My Boys" were especially written for Richards and Garfield. and h to ,oJi made in previous roles, these parts are particularly adapted to them, and they nave scored the hits of their stage ca- reers. The piece abounds in music. funny scenes and a lot of vaudeville features that are heralded as being of the sensational order. Reserved seats on sale at Pixley's.
 AL the annual town meeting on Mon day, October 4, for the first time in the history of Wallingford a town clerk will be elected for two years instead of for one year, as has always been the cus- tom. The new departure is in accord ance with the law passed at the last legislature
 Miss Annie Miller of Woonsocket, R. l., is the guest of Mrs. A. w. Billian for few days.
 Mra S. G. Simpson is visiting her son in Westfield, Mass.
 J. R. Case started Saturday for Still water, N. Y.
 Mrs. Charles Dening is reported as quite i'll.
 Rev. F. r. Marble preached in the First Baptist church in Rochester, N. r., yesterday.
 William Toomey and family go to Providence this week for a short stay, and on September 29 they will sail from New York for England for a stay of about six months.
 The voting list of the town at pres- ent contains 1861 names-First dis trist 1,714, Second district, Yalesville. PAY. If the 10S who have made applica- tion to be made voters all materialize there will be 2,064 names on the voting list
 There is talk of another game of ball between the married men and single men.