The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-07

Center.
Hadley, Jeans ............. Maynard
Half-Back.
Malone ............. Heineman, Janelle
Goal.
Won by. Gagged by Time.
/. New Britain -. Parsons .......6:10
2. Wallingford ....Dawson .......2:45
g. Wallingford ....Tierney ........ :O4
A. Wallingford ....Dawson .......3:20
5. New Britain 49,. Parsons ....... :54
6. New Britain Maynard ......1:05
Limit.
Stops-Curley 10, Berry s.
7. Wallingford 49,. Dawson .......6:20
s. New Britain :. Hadley ........5:01
Limit.
Stops-Curley 49, Berry 5.
8. New Britain :. .Hadley ........7:SS
10. New Britain ....Parsons ....... :15
II. New Britain Parsons .......6;46
Limit.
Stops-Curley 7, Berry IL.
Score-New Britain Z, Wallingford 4.
stops-Curley 40, Berry IS. Fouls
Maynard, Jeans. Referee-Mr. Lush.
Attendance-400.
The Meridens will play here this eve
ming.
Janelle is badly used up, and only
played a part of the game on Saturday
night.
The New Britains are the only team
that Wallingford has not defeated, and
the chance has gone by, as Saturday
nights game was the last to be played
together.
The Wallingford basketball team
went to Middletown Saturday evening
and played an exhibition game with the
Y. NJ C. A. team and We're defeated by
score of IA to 5. The game was an
exciting one up to within five minutes
of the expiration of time, the score then
standing to 6. The Middletown boys
made a grand rally near the close and
scored six points. There was big
crowd present, who nearly went wild
over the home teams victory.
The course of lectures by Professor
William Lyon Phelps of Yale to be CIV
en- here will occur ON Tuesday, March
Is, Monday, March q, and Monday.
April l. The subjects will be 1.-THE
Modern Novel" Robert Louis Steven
SON. and "Rudyard Kipling."
The first of the series,Cof basketball
games in the local league will be play
ed in the armory Tomorrow evening
between the Ramblers and the T. A.
Sc Jo,,ifo Nf93
ciate as referee.
Washburn's MINISTRIES will appear in
the opera house this evening. The
Washburns are we'll known here and
have always brought good show on
their many visits to this place.
The r. A. BIS will hold their annual
concert and ball in Temperance hall
Easter Monday evening, April. Music
will be furnished by the opera house
orchestra and W. M. Casey will be the
prompter.
The selectmen will hold their regular
monthly meeting to-day.
| In the suit of Fl. #. Hall against the
borough over the Valley street claim
instead Of $4,000 Hall was awarded $50
damages.
| The Cap and Bells have decided to
present the military drama "Ours" for
| the benefit of the Ladies' Library asso-
citation after Lent. The play is taken
| from incidents of the Crimean war, and
eleven characters are represented.
| Rev. Mr.. Woodford of Yalesville will
officiate at the funeral Of Mrs. Mary
e. Johnson this afternoon.
| Captain D. l.. Barber was out early
Saturday morning with his camera and
took several views of the beautiful
scenes presented about the streets by
| the snow on the trees.
There was a snowfall here of nine
and half inches Friday night.
Charles D. Morris will sail on Satur-
| day for Naples and other interesting
points in Europe.
| The notice of the special town meet
ing for Thursday evening was posted
Saturday. The wheelmen and others
interested in good roads should make
it point to be present at the meet
| ing.
Duncan B. Harrison's Pacific Mali
| is booked for the opera house Thursday
| evening.
| The Rosemary hall basketball team
| played tie game, to 4, with the An
derson gymnasium girls of New Haven
Saturday.