The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-07-21
WALLINGF0RD HAPPENINGS
RAMBLER STATE CIRCUIT MEET TO
 BE HELD SATURBAf.

'@Antonio Bergamini, Convicted of H.
 legal Selling of Beer, Appeals to Higher
 Court-Personal Mention.
 The complete list of entries for the Ram. bler's State Circuit meet on Saturday is given below:
 One Mile Novlce-John Costelii, Portland, Conn; J, F. Fleming, Quinnipiaci Freeman W. Hart, Southingtoni James ]. Grady, New Haven; Roland s. Botsford, Walling- ford; Irwin Mitchell, R, c. C., Wallingford; !; James E. Crum, Shelton Perry Hale, Tenn pie Of Honor, w. c. O.; Bdw.n B. White, Derby; W. II. Young R. c. C., Walling ford. Prlzes--frst, jewel case, donated by the Watrous Manufacturing O. ahd piano scarf by Q. H. Dickinson; second prize, lamp, donated by H. L. Judd X O.; third prize, handle bars by k. s. Austin
 City mpionship-Ularence D. Ebert, Walllngfordi Arthur Atkinson, Rambler Q. C; Fred Perkins, Walllngford;, Robert D. Halienbeck, Ramblers c. O.; Arthur Bai- ley, Wallin gford; W, H. Young, Rambers Y; C. First prize, gold medal, donated by William Hassett; second silver medal.
 One Mile Handican-E. c. Hausman, Riy- den Cycle Club, k, $. Gollett New Haven John Costelli, Portland, Conn; Saxton Will Hams, Riverside Wheelmen; Charles A., Nelson, Temple W, C.j William J. Dahill, aef h Ger # as@s oHHfhnp'axs oHrhapp xthnson M o Union City; James J. Grady, New Haven A. M. Cnrtiss, Meriden Wheel Club; R. s. 6oSisd9 osnnpisc WW9bagford Wbaag Gai RIoSare MaSynar ". W. C.; Edward M. Edward, W. w. O.; l Fred R. Perkins, Wallingford R. A. Fris- bee, Cromwell; F. A; Temple, Stamford ', M. o' A.; h, A. Batten, Merlden cycle ! M f. | field, Mass; J. r. Crum, shelton; F. H. Loomis, Portland Wheel Club; F. r. Elmer, Chicopee Mass; Harry Trumbull, Plain vile; J. c. Perry, Chicopee, Mass; R. p. T. J. Condon, New Haven; E. W. Dreagr, Middletown; B, B. White, Derby. Prizes first silver swinging. kettle and lamp; sec ond, silver water set donated by Linsley, CT, donated by Roland F. Andrews. 1 One-half Mile Open-E. c. Hausman, Riv- erside ,,,. Whe.elmen; G H. Gollett New " H4- ". C., Southington; Joe Szpardoski, Union l City; A. M. Curtiss, Meriden ". C.; E. J. Maynard, ouinnipiac " O., southington J, F. Broderick. Waterbury ". o.; p. NJ. Monk, Hartford; R. H. Batten, Meriden c. C.; J. NJ. Batten, Meriden C.. C.i John E, Norman, Westheld, Mass; F. j., Elmer. Mass; T. J. Condon, New Haven; E. W. Dreagr, Middletown. Prizesfrst,. silver water set, donated by simpson, Hall, Mil, Ter Co.,; second, silver tureen, donated mated by D. F. Griswold, and watch chain | donated by C. c. Carroll
 one Mile Open-E. 2. Hausman, River side WGhe,emen; GH,eaaa G: H. colett New Haven; son, Portland; Perry Hale, Temple Wheel Club; Joe Szpardoski, Union City; A. M Curtiss, Meriden Wheel Club; E. ], May. 1afa srodef Whee He MSaa b R. A Frsbie, Cromwell; Herbert Monk | Hartford; R. H. Batten. Mertden Cycle Glnn' 1ann S Batten; Meriden Cycle Glubb Perry Chicopee. Mass; F. f Elmer, r' Chico Q il. Dreagr, Middletown. Prizes first, cut glass claret pitcher, sterling mounted; sec lace; third, umbrella by John J. Prior, and box of cigars by M J. Butler.
 l One Mile Handicap-E. C.. Hausman, Riv eersie Wheelmen; C.; H. CoIIettt,, Merlden Club: John CostelIi, Portland Conn.,; Sax l ton Williams. Riverside Wheelmen; Charles A. Nelson, Temple of Honor Wheel Club iI,i,; William J; Dahill, Meriden; } P; Fleming I lingford; Arthur Atkinson, Rnmblers Cycle Club; Joe Szparadoski, Union City; James J. Grady, New Haven A. M Curtiss, Merl | Qen wheel 9iuD; E, u. Maynard, Quinn bury Wheel Club, R. A. Frlsbie, Cromwell F. A. Temple, Stamford Y. Nj. G A; R. A I Batten, Meriden Cycle Club; ]. NJ. Batten sL9r Megiden Cycle Club; I l. E. Warner, West r, W. Loomis Portland Wheel Club; F. ] l Elmer, Chicepee Mass. Harry Trumbul PlainvilIe Conn.s c. Perry. Chicopee Mass; R. D. Hailenbeck, Raniblers' Cycle | Club: E. B. White Derby; Herbert Monk | Hartford Prizes-frst, five piece tete-a | tete set, donated by K. E. Badger & Co., second. silver berry dish by Norton X Bai ley; third, pair c. J. tires and rims, by | E. Q. Hausman, the crack racing man O | the Riverside Wheelmen, will attempt U | lower the state record for one mile, pacet | by two of the fastest tandem teams in th state
 F. Kelsey of Hartford; judges, Jame Stretch. president Meriden c. C.; J. l Brainard,, president Meriden ". C.; W. B Hartford Dr. T. s. Rust of Meriden, Sam uel Hodgkinson of Wallingford; starter. II l.. Hirons; scorer, w. A. Goodrich; clerl of course. John R. Cottrill; assistant, A. Lane; umpires to be selected from tn Meriden Cycle Club.
 1 The Meriden Wheel club, the Meriden Cy l cle club and the Quinnipac. club of South ington are expected to attend the Ramblers races Saturday, and in the evening ther will be a smoker at the Ramblers' rooms. | News comes from Massachusetts of tn death of Mrs Adams, wife of the Rev R i J. Adams, who for many years was paste | of the Baptist church here.
 | The National band will give an outdoo l concert on the Plains this evening and vii render the following programmes:
 Darling Mabel Waltz. z"..........,..... Overture-"B "Bordal' .......... =. .Laundea 1 Selections from opera Wang" .Thoma March-"Belle of Philadelphia" ... Fulto
 Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wallace of South Mai
 street have girl baby at their home.
 Antonio Bergamini, who keeps the bicy cle rest down below the old brick house i North Haven. known as Cuckoo" has bee
 brought before the North Haven cour
 charged with selling lager. He was cor
 victed on the reputation clause and took q appeal giving S150 bonds.
 | Mrs. Charles C. Phelps of Washington D. G.. Is visiting her parents, Judge an
 Mrs. P. M. Judd.
 c. N. Appeles Mabel C'i Is entered 1 the 2:32 class at the races on Saturday a the, Elm City park, New Haven.
 Miss Ethel Culver of Great Harrington Mass, is the guest of Miss Grace Pixley C South Main street
 MT. and Mrs. Edwin May went to Sprlnf field on the early train yesterday morning
 No news of the horse thieves had bee l to1 1af,4 NtSi<