The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-31
WALLlNGF0RD HAPPENINGS
THE PoLO TEAM DEFEATED BY 4
 SIALE SCORE.

THE PoLO TEAM DEFEATED BY 4
 SlIALL SCORE.
 Were in the Lead Until Few Minutes Before the Close-The Trotters Were Out Saturday High School Promenade-The Choral Union-Zero Weather-Personal Mention.
 The polo game in the rink Saturday evening between the Wallingfords and the New Britains was witnessed by full S1lly 700 persons and was an exciting con- test from the start until within a few minutes of the finish when the local team seemed to lost heart or else was Winded, and failed to hustle. The Wal lingfords had the lead by a score of to at the close of the second inning, but in the last fifteen minutes the visi- tors took a big brace and scored four goals, winning by a score of to 6. The Wallingfords scored the first goal in 54 seconds and followed with another in 3:47, and Wallingford stock was way up. Then New Britain scored in 6:07, which was quickly overcome by anoth- CT goal for Walingford in IT seconds. Each team scored another/ goal in the first inning, leaving the score 4 to in favor of Wallingford. The second in- ming was peculiar one as regards time as the figures show that over sixteen minutes time elapsed, not including the time between the scoring of the last goal and the blowing ofthe gong, evil dently the timekeepers being a little toI In hAr team played great game for the first two periods, and then seemed to, go to pieces. The score was as follows: New Britain. Wallingford. Hadley ......... Rusher. ........ Terney Turner ........ Rusher. r......... Dawson Jeans. ....... ..Center.. ....Maynard Malone. ......Half back. .....Janelle Rerry..... .Goal..... ...Curley Won by. Gagged by.......... Time lingford-Dawson. ......... l:54 lingford-Tierney. ...... ..3:47 3-New Britain-Jeans.. .. ........6:07 4-Wallingford-T .. .....a 1T 5-New Britain-Turner. ..... ....1:17 llingford-Dawson. .. ..1:24 7-New Britain-Had1ey. .... ..6:22 Wallingford- .. ......1:10 ' ! 10-New Brtain-Hadley :. ........4:09 11-New Britain-Jeans .. :. ..3:30 12-New Britan-Turner. ..... .. ....3:53 13-New Brtain-Hadley :. ........3:06 14-New Britain-Jeans. .. ........ :45 Score-New Britain 8; Wallingford, G. Stops-Curley. 22; Berry, 1T. Fouls Wall. g. Referee, Woods of Water bury.
 Saturdays recorded real estate trans fers were E. D. Stevens to Walter Key holds, house and lot 50x100 feet on Pearl < street; Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co. to G. x M. Hallenbeo and R. s. Austin, strip < of land "A feet front on Center street.
 A marriage license was issued Satur- day evening to Nicholas J. Downey and Helen R. Galligan. The wedding will take place Wednesday morning in the Holy Trinity church.
 Several of the horsemen were out speeding their trotters on Main street Saturday afternoon.
 Rev James A. Clark will on Wednes- day, February 2S, be formally installed as pastor of the Baptist church.
 Honore Cote of Worcester and Miss Josephine Mailette of this place will be married this morning in the Holy Trim ity church.
 The Hartfords will play polo here to- night.
 George Beaumont is names as execu- tor of the will of the late Ann Beau mont The hearing will be held before Judge Martin on Wednesday.
 G. Fl. Dickerman has been appointed as one of the appraisers on the Will liam Bolton estate in place of Olive Spence, who declined to serve
 Superintendent H. l.. Davis has been elected a resident member of the New England Water Works association. The headquarters are in Boston.
 The seniors and juniors of the high school will give promenade in the town hall Tuesday evening, February 22. The committee of arrangements in- clude Charles Booth, Jahn J. Myers, jr the Misses Alice Curran, Annie Hall and Emeline Lane.
 Mir and Mrs. Benjamin F. Woodins will be fat home" at 23 Academy street after February z.
 P. J. Laden and bride are home from their wedding tour to Washington, DC
 w. H. Seltzer, formerly a barber or Colony street, was here last week, be- Ing now connected With the Sage's hyp. notists.
 The choral union has secured severa talented soloists for the concert or February IS. Among the artists are Mime. Anita Rio of New York. soprano Miss Dorothy Miller of Worcester, con, tralto F. l.. Martin of Providence, bas SC.
 The Sage's did not stay out the three evenings in the opera house as adver. tised owing to a lack of patronage Wallingford folk have been hypnotiset too much in the past to take to i kindly now.
 Sunday morning was the coldest O The season. the thermometer registering below zero at S:S0 o'clock on the plains
 A BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION. In Honor of Thomas Kelly of Gran,
 Avenue.