The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-17
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
HOME POL0 TEAM DEFEATED BY
 NEW BRITAIN BY SCORE G-3.

Features of the Game Saturday Night Real Estate Transfers-Rambiers' Cycle Club Sixth Annual Promenade-SchooI Enumeration Completed-other Items. It was the same old story Saturday night at the rink. The Wallingfords lost another game. This time the New Britains were the victors, and the score was to 8. On their last trip here the improvement for Wallingford. The game was an exciting and interesting one, and the visitors had to play polo to win, and they did so. Dawson, who was expected to be on the home team, did not appear, as he was taken i'll at Pawtucket and could not come, so he sent substitute, Norton of Providence. After a short practice Woods was put in his place and did very well. Curley played at goal and made some fine stops. O'Hare made the first two goals for Wallingford. It is hoped that Wallingford will win from Waterbury this evening, as then the score would be 2-40; that is, two won out of forty played About four hundred persons were at the rink and saw the team de- feated as usual.
 N Saturdays recorded real estate trans fer was: Bernard J. AmeS to c. w.. Tryon, 50x50 feet on North Colony street. It is expected that four new houses will be erected on North Colony street at an early date by the two gen. tlemen named above.
 A marriage license was issued Satur- day evening to Patrick Brennan and Miss Rosanna Fleming.
 John Kahl of Cherry street is critical 1y i'll.
 Mrs. N. F. Hall, who has been the North Main street, returned Saturday to her home in Fulton, N. Y.
 The Y. M. c. A. of Meriden and the Lake View teams will play basket ball in the rink Thursday evening.
 The Choral union will give it's con- cert on February IS and it will consist of 6 cantata from the Earl King Daughters.
 The officers of the grange will be in- stalled Thursday evening.
 The invitations are out for the sixth annual promenade concert and recep- } ton to be given by the Ramblers' Cy- cle club in the arrnory Friday evening, February 4. Concert from to g; grand march at o'clock. The committee of arrangements comprises Marc B. Saun- ders, chairman; H. A. Norton, D. l.. Barber, w. H. Young, H. A. Delino, w. A. Goodrich and R. F. Andrews. The music will be furnished by the op- era house orchestra and Professor w. Emerson Rogers will prompt.
 The board of relief will be in session in the town hall to-day.
 F. J. Hall will start in this week as saleman for the James H. Burt Manu- Recurring company of Springfield, Mass, manufacturers of bicycle sum- dries
 The cases of H. F. Hall vs the bor- uugh of, Wallingford are assigned for trial tomorrow in New Haven.
 Hall & Elton company's works will start up this (Monday) morning on full time.
 Burglars have struck Yalesville and Bennett c. Wooding mourns the loss of gold watch and other articles talk en from his house on Friday. The school enumeration shows 1, ,947 names between the ages of four and 2 sixteen years which Is a gain of ninety four over last year. By the usual fig uring it would give Wallingfords pop ulation at 8,644. In 1890 it was about 6,600.
 F. C. Allen will start for Florida or Tuesday.
 No. 29, held by W. A. Booth, won the horse of William Bernatche Saturday evening. The drawing was at the Hal Avenue hotel.
 Parsons of New Britain stayed on the floor during the entire game Saturday night which is something unusual fol him to do. For short time Walling- ford had but four men on the floor during which time New Britain scored four goals. No scoring was done in the first fifteen minutes.