The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-15
NNALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
THE LOCAL P0LO TEAM WINS AN Ex-
 CITING OVERTIME GAME.

CITING OPERTIME GAME. Death of Mrs. D. Fagan-Basket Ball To- nieht-signs of spring-Lecture by Pro- lessor Phelps This Evening-Rev. MT. Means to Preach In st. John's Church Tomorrow.
 The most exciting polo game of the season was witnessed here last night when the Meriden team made thelr last appearance for the season. There 1 was a very large attendance and the cranks were kept guessing as to the result until the last minute, when the gong sounded the time limitThe teams stood three goals each and overtime had to be played in order to settle the game. Tierney succeeded in winning for Wallingford after 12:17 playing lime. The following is the line up and summary
 WALLINGFORD ............. MERlDEN
 :-:PoSITlONs:-:-
 First Rush.
 yTierney ....,.................. +. warner
 Second Rush.
 Dawson ....''.'''c;;.;ff,.'. c;enfer '.'''' >' '"A-''l <" "a''oi' Half Back.
 Maynard. '....'''..ec...,' eoo, ''''''' iAenAe'' Curlev ...................'.'' her"in Coal. Won by. Gagged by. Time l, 2... .Meriden ....F. Warner ....6:ioo g.: .Wallingford. Walton i,,.,ar .i... 'z:i4 ,, Limit Stops KerwiR " d3, Curley f. 4.ss S- Imitasteps, MalRsiordk ker@n paMS9 il, curiey g. B.. Meriden. .... Purcell ...... ..' ''ll'A' n rotal stops, Kerwin $, Curley a1 Ref cree, MT. Leahy. Mrs Darkes Pagan of Colony street died late Sunday night after long Ill., ness with heart trouble. She leaves husband and two children. The 1un- eral services will be held in the HolS Trinity church on Wednesday mofhlhs at 9 o'clock.
 The small building well known a' Dudley's bicycle rest on South Colohs street, which was the first of the klli' to be located on the bicycle path wa moved over the railroad track from tn west side yesterday afternoon ana now located on the new boulevard 1ac ing the east.
 + Is stated that Stiles brick team of North Haven were the ones that , badly cut up the stone bicycle. pat down near North Haven during LII winter and that MT. Stiles intends put ting the path in first class order agal at an early day. . The fish law is still on Communlt lake and no fishing is lawful uht April 1. The first of the series of lectures e Prof. William Lyon Phelps ufluet U auspices of the ladies' library assocl' tion will be given this evening m to" hall. The subject will be "Ihe Mo' ern Novel;
 One of the sailors injured on the pa fleship Maine explosion ln faVafa hsl Dor is believed to be Henry ". Thor as. who formerly resided in 4alesvl and worked at Simpson, Hall' NH & Co.'S factory. He was well khoN as ball player.
 Miznah social will give an orange al x s,1nner in Masonic hall this evenl at 6.30 o'clock.
 Miss Florence Wood IS nome Irolil visit to Montclair, N. J.
 Isaac w. Bull has contracted 10 pu a house for A. F. sutterlln on Whll' sey avenue. Rev. MT. MeaHS ol oe. 'oiAiAa a =. in New Haven will preach i'll st' Pat church Wednesday evening.
 MT. and Mrs. James s. Suydarn ns a new daughter which arrived on s' day .,, o,, Rev. J. E. Wildman will preach Christ church. West Haven' frl' evening.
 Attorneys Arvine and F'owler now doing the City of Mexico.
 William Miner was before borough court yesterday charged V drunkenness and breach of the pe' He was fined s2 and $9.ss costs.
 The record game in the local oasl hal league will be between the Ii hard Hose and Go. K teams III arrnory this evening.
 The spring peppers have put m annearance and their musical notes be heard in the vicinity or the ponds and streams.
 aMy Boys is booked TOT the ol house on Friday evening.
 MJLFORD.
 March 14.-Following IS hst oi