The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-31
WAKLING FORD.

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 The weather, although little doubt
 ful yesterday morning, proved to be fa- vorable for the Memorial services and there was goodly turnout of G. A. R. men and citizens generally. The ser- vices were as usual solemn and im-
 pressive. The day was generally ob- served as a holiday and the factories and stores were closed. The baseball
 game in the morning between the Wal jlinsford Juniors and Pratt streets, of
 Meriden, resulted in a decided victory for Walingford by a score of IA to 1.
 The T. A. B.'s, of Naugatuck, who were
 booked to play he New Cities failed to
 show up. The Windsor Locks team
 came down on the AZ train and the
 game was called at 3:45, when there was
 a large attendance. The game proved
 to be too one side to be exciting, but
 both teams did some sharp playing, al- though the visitors were outplayed at eevry point. The feature of the game
 was the great hit of George Rundle, of
 the home team, over the right field
 fence in the first inning, bringing in
 three runs. Considering that it was the
 first game this season for the Walling-
 lords they made good showing. The
 score by innings was as follows:
 l 3 8 4 5 6 9
 Windsor,L...1 0 0 0 o 0 O.
 Wallingfords ..6 l 1 0 0 1-12 | Hits-Wallingford 15, Windsor Locks 4. allingford 4, Windsor Locks 4. Batteries-Maher and King; Kavanagh and Barry. Umpire-E. r. Kavanagh. Time of game-1 hour 20 minutes.
 About twenty of Mizpah chapter, o. E. S., and other friends went over to the Masonic home Wednesday evening and gave Superintendent Rowland a surprise, it being the thirty-t1fth anni- versary of his marriage, and presented Mr. and Mrs. Rowland with a hand some antique oak easy chair. The wis itors were royalty entertained and an interesting programme for entertain ment was presented.
 Fred w. Hawkins, formerly resident of this place, was borough visitor yesterday. He is now located in Hart ford in the employ of G. w. Woolley & Co. Frank Hawkins is also employed in Hartford at the Perkins Electric company. w. E. Hawkins, jr., is in Progress, Mex, paymaster and time- keeper for the American Bridge com pany.
 After yesterdays parade lunch was served to he G. A. R. in the post room by the w R. C.
 Burglars entered Frank Manfrede's fruit store on Quinnipiac street early yesterday morning and stole $5 and some cigars. An entrance was made l through a back window. -
 The annual meeting of the Tn Memo- | riam' Cemetery association will be held | Saturday evening at 7;30 in the trustees room in the bank building.
 NThe estimated damage caused to St. Pauls parish house by the overflow of | water Is about s10o.
 Court Windermere, A. O. F., will give an entertainment and dance in Temper ance hall Saturday evening.
 A marriage license was issued yester- day to Patrick J. McWeeny and Miss Rose M. Hanlon.
 Owing to the doubtful weather yes- terday morning the formal opening of the Golf club was postponed until Sat- lrday.
 Superintendent Burke visited Paugh pond yesterday and found the pond full md running over the dam. The bor. ,ugh's water supply is now assured for he season if no more rain should fall lntil next winter
 Rufus Goodspeed climbed to the top # the Whittlesey avenue schoolhouse lag pole yesterday and put in new hal ards and Wednesday did the same act n Judd's factory. Goodspeed was for nerly sailor and is an expert climber.
 Those who will take part in the en- ertainment for the June festival to be ] ,iven for the benefit of the free public ibrary next Tuesday and Wednesday, venings in the armoiy will be as fol- ows: The Newsboys' chorus-Carl Miller, Herman Goetze Ediburt Goetze, Cliff ord Allderige, Clifford Bullis, Clarence 'arker, Bert Smith and Juno Johnson Parasol drll--Katherine Backes, An ie Glahn Ruth Clevey, Katie Bauer ,dith White, Ruby Norton, Florence iiguere and Myra Smith.
 Doll chorus-Vere Hall, Bessie Dow ey, Alice Phelan, Hilda Malmquist I wa Wilcox, Beatrice O'Connell. Mar ,rie Kay, Maud Hobson. Gladys Ford, Iadeline Bauman, Edna Brown, Gladys [orse.
 Little dance-Eddie Brown and Flor nee Hassett, Bertie Backes and Fran ss Stevenson, Edmund Burke and Dor thy Clulee, Francis Carroll and Vino a Maltby.
 A Summer Song-Ellen Talcott Fan ie Morse, Marjorie Goddard Mildred ecroft, Elsie Williams, Amy Chase, Lelen Sutherland. Fanny Parmelee, lez Hampton, Dorothy Mix, Esther tall, Olive Post, Mildred Page, Eliza eth Heath, II