The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-13
WALLINGF0RD HAPPENINGS
LARRY NUGENT FAILS TO APPEAR
 WHEN WANTED IN COURT.

Meriden Mans Disappointment-Bene
 diets and Bachelors Still Play Ball
 Factory Teams to Meet on the Diamond
 --Commissioner Macdonald Approves
 Road Survey.
 Larry Nugent was arrested late Wednes- day night by Officer White and yesterday morning was brought before Judge Judd charged with drunkenness, breach of the peace, and using abusive language to Al bert Guyott and his daughter. The accused pleaded guilty to the first charge, but de- nied the others, and asked for a continu- ance of the case until he could procure counsel. The request was granted and the case continued until three o'clock. Just before the hour named Nugent was in the street near the court room, but at the time to open the court he was nowhere to be found, and after waiting an hour the case had to be abandoned until the accused could be produced. At eight o'clock last evening he was still among the missing.
 The benedicts and bachelors will play the second Of the series of ball games on the Wallingford grounds this afternoon. Mines from the employees of H. l., Judd X Co. and R. Wallace X Sons will play a game of ball on Wednesday, August 25th The receipts will be given as benefit to James Cody, who has been ill for several weeks past.
 Commissioner Macdonald has approved the surveys, plans and specifications for the good roads extension in Wallingford and returned the same BalllH White was serving notices yester- gay on the property owners on Hall avenue for sidewalk repairs, and on the owners between Cherry and Washington street of hearing to be held next Tuesday evening in reference to raising the walk between the points named on the north side of Hall avenue.
 Rev. F, F. Marble conducted the funeral services of William Ainsworth yesterday afternoon. The burial was in the In Memoriam" cemetery.
 There is considerable interest manifested as to the result of the ball game this after noon The married men are determined that the score will be of different nature than the one last week, and the single men are sure that 1t will be worse for the other | side.
 Leslie Smith has gone to Northfeld, 1 Mass.
 Rev. and Mrs. Henry Stone have returned | from Springfield, Mass | Mir. and Mrs. H. L. Wallace and Miss Hattie Wallace are home from their Euro | pean trip,
 Mr. and Mrs G. H. Rowden have gone to | Cottage City.
 | ]. w. Fitzgerald has leased the small store, recently occupied by l.. A. Hill, to Edward Leding for a cigar store. | Miss Ida Davis has been engaged as teacher for the Northeast school district.
 Stanley Botsford and w. A. Booth are attending the races in Concord. N. H. | J. $. Dicklow, clerk at Robbins store. is l taking his vacation and sojourning at Fair | Haven, Vt.
 Postmaster Jones and family started yes | terday for the White mountains Harry Haywood is visiting friends in | Torrngton
 Rev. Robert Craig left here yesterday for | Smyrna. N. Y.
 Recorded real estate transfer is: H. | Beverly Hall to Harry Chulee, 10x164 feet | on South Main street.
 Mr. . and Mrs Horace Nettleton and l daughter Miss Mabel of Waterbury arc
 the guests of F. J. Wallace of Qunnipac | street.