The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-08-06
WALLINGFORD HAPPENINGS
B1SEB.dLL IND COLT TEAMS DE-
 FElTED SATURDAY.
ranged Decision i'm Favor of Plaintiff of tho SeIectmen To-hny.

l hh suit HAOhthly | oftho SeIectmen To-dny. 1 The South Manchesters came down here Saturday afternoon and defeated
 the Wallingfords by score of to ?.
 The home team was short the services 1 of Fitzpatrick and Rundle and played i Sheehey and Downey The locals play
 ed llstless game and were very weak
 at the bat, scoring but six safe hits to
 ther opponents nine.
 The Wallingford golf team sustained
 it's first reverse in the league series on Saturday and were defeated by a score
 of 12 to 6, or as the golf terms have 1t, by six up.
 1 The amusement committee for the
 Wallingford Agricultural society fair to be given September 26 and 27 met Fri day evening and arranged the prizes for the bicycle events scheduled for the sec ond day, Thursday, September 27, which
 will be known as bicycle day The priz- es to be given include fine array and
 are better than any that have yet been offered at any meet in the state. The prizes and events are as follows, includ-' ing values Of articles:
 One mile novice-F'irst prize, silver mounted tobacco jar, s1o second prize. fancy tea pot, s7; third prize, bicycle lamp $3 50
 One mile open-First prize, gold watch and chair, $35; second prize solid gold ring with stone setting, $20; third prize, steel fishing rod. BIO. One half mile handicap7First prize, diamond, 1885, second prize, sterling sil- yer toilet set with case, $25; third prize, silver cup, $10
 One mile handicap-First prize da- mond, $35; second prize, silver baking dish, $10; third prize, Vive camera, s5
 Five mile state handicap, open to rid- CTS in Connecticut only-First prize. sterling silver prize cup, $35; second prize. library lamp, s20; third prize, sil- yer dish. s10; fourth prize, fancy coffee pot, sf.
 The donors of the ptizes include: Prize cup, Factory L. I. S. G.: baking dish, Factory P, I. s. G.: sterling silver toilet set, R. Wallace & Sons; silver mounted tobacco jar Valentine, Linsley & Co.,; tea and coffee pots, G. l. Mix & Co., Yalesvile; bicycle lamp, R. F. Badger & Co: vive camera, w. H. Young; fishing rod. Horton company, Bristol lamp H. l.. Judd 6 Co. silver dish, Big gin, Rodgers & Co. The other prizes are given by the Agricultural society.
 The case of Henry Lobb, jr., against Henry D. Pattee, occupied the atten- tion of Justice Z P Beach and a jury, consisting of L. A. Northrop. B. L. Lon don, George Beaumont, c. N. Jones' c. G. LaBarnes, and M. P. O'Connell, the larger part of Saturday. The plaintiffs claim was that a dog owned by the de- fendant on June 5, 1900, came out and parked at and bit the plaintiffs horse, and frightened it to such degree that | 1t violently violently wrenched, twisted | and broke its left hip and afterwards had to be killed. The horse was valued | at $50 and the expense incurred was s20. The decision given was in favor of the | plaintiff to recover $50 and costs. It is | probable that an appeal will be taken. | Attorney Fowler was counsel for Lobb | and Harrison for Pattee.
 The case of E. c. Gardner vs Thomas Heineman on the attachment of the liquor license comes up this afternoon | before Justice H. w Andrews.
 The selectmen will hold their regular meeting to-day.
 Mrs. W. A. Booth, who is III with ty- phoid fever. Is reported as on the i'm prove.
 Miss Beatrice Sherman of Washington street is home from months sojourn at Money Island.
 MT and Mrs Street Williams left Sat urday morning for Newport and Block Island.
 Miss Alice M. Lane is expected home from New Brunswick the latter part of this week.
 E. c. Morse expects to return to the Adircndacks the latter part of this week.