The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-14

Leydon.... .. Center. .... ..Walton Smith. ... ....Half back. Maynard Lations. ... .Goal.... ......Curley Goal-Won by......C Gagged by. Time -Wallingford. .. .Tierney.. ......5:15 2-New Haven. Spencer. ... ..6:10 3-New Haven. Spencer. :. ..1:25 Time Stops, Curley, s; Lations, Il. 4--Wallingford. ...Dawson.. .. .. :0S 5--New Haven. Spencer. ......4:51 6--New Haven. .Bone.. ;. ......5:4o Time-Stops, Curley 12; Lations, '. 7-New Haven. Spencer. .. ..2:ol s s8--New Haven. Spencer .... 70 9-New Haven. Spencer. ..S:55 10-Wallingford. ;. Tierney.. ...2:0o 11-New Haven.... .Bone.. .. .....1:36 12-New Haven. .... Bone. .. ...... :1O Time-Stops, Curley, F; Lations, 6.
 Score: New Haven, g; Wallingford, 3. stops-Curley, 30; Lations, "A. Fouls Smith, Maynard. Referee, MT. Lush.
 The Meridens play here tonight for the last time this season.
 The Wallingford basketball team was defeated in Thompsonville Saturday evening by a score of "A to H. The game was more like 6 football game and the Thompsinville players were terrible rough and seemed bound to do up the visitors at any rate. Wallace brought home a black eye and several Of the others fared hard, and claim the worst treatment they have ever re- ceived while playing the game.
 Patrick O'ConnelPs team had a col 1ision with a wagon near the depot Saturday and OConnell will have to buy new wheel for his wagon.
 The rumor that the Montgomery was blown up in Havana harbor was float ing around Saturday afternoon and evening, but very few took much stock in the report.
 The ladies' library association netted S1240 by the cake sale Saturday.
 F. A. Norton has withdrawn his ap- plication for a license.
 A marriage license was granted Sat 1lrday to Charles M. Weaver and Miss Carrie E. Davidson, both of Walling- ford.
 Adams Express Agent Baldwin and his assistant, c. H. Nearing, have just received each brand new Monarch bicycle of the latest design which are beauties.
 The town hall has been engaged fo1 next Sunday evening by Arba Lankton gospel temperance evangelist of Hart ford. The subject of the lecture will be "Alcoholic Drinks and Their Phys ical Effects" Children and every body invited to come and sign the pledge an6 put on blue ribbon. The usual col { lection to cover expenses will be taken
 This is supposed to be the last week Of the polo season, and the WaIing. fords will play five games. Tonight the Meridens play here, Wednesday Wallingford will play in Meriden Thursday in New Haven, Friday 1T Waterbury and Saturday night th' Waterburys will play here.
 Selectman Hall has arranged to takt Patrick Ross, an inmate of the towr farm, to Meriden hospital to-day fo, treatment for a cancer upon his lip.
 The first of the series of lectures b, Prof William Lyon Phelps of Yal University under the auspices of tn ladies' library association, will be givei in town hall Tuesday evening. Tn subject will be 'The Modern Novel;
 Charles D. Morris will sail on tn Kaiser Wilhelm II from New Yorl next Saturday for Naples, Italy, wher he will be joined by Rev. and Mrs. F D. Marble, now in Dresden.
 Ten years ago at this time the grea blizzard was the talk of the people, am everything was covered with snow. will be a great many years befor those exciting times will be forgotten
 A hash and pancake supper will b served at the Congregational churcl parlors Wednesday evening, beginnin at o'clock.
 Another letter has been received fror the Wallingford Klondikers who saile last Monday from Seattle for Lax Bennett. At Seattle they met Colone Townsend, who was instrumental i imparting to them much useful infor nation regarding future movement: The party has secured provisions an other supplies for one year, whic weigh about 1000 pounds for each peI