The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-09
score-Meriden, 4; waningford, Attendance, 600.

Hon. M J. Tanning, the celebrated temperance orator, spoke at the First Congregational church this evening. MT. Tanning made an address at the union Thanksgiving day services at the Advent church and pleased so many people that he was prevailed upon to come here again tonight. The address was most interesting and the large congregation present was united in it's opinion that Mir. Tanning was the most talented speaker on the temperance question ever heard in Waningford.
 The basketball schedule for the Choate team this year is full of hard games, and those who attend the con tests will be sure to witness some fine goal throwing. Their team is at pres ent little new to the game, but by next Saturday ought to be in first class shape to show the Manor school a thing or two. Most of the games will be played in the afternoon, and all the home contests will be played at the Choate gymnasium. It is hoped that a large crowd of townspeople will turn out to encourage the local school. Manager Raymond Brown has ar ranged the following excellent sched- ule:
 December 14-Manor school. at Stamford.
 January 11-Greenwich Academy at { Greenwich.
 January IS - Hopkins Grammar school, at New Haven. January 21-University. school of Bridgeport, at Wallingford. January 22--Meriden II. s. at Wal lingford.
 January 25-South Manchester high school at South Manchester
 January 31-Brunswick school, at Wallingford
 February 5-sanford school at Req ding Ridge,
 February S-Greenwich academy, at Wallingford.
 February 15-Cheshire school, al Wallingford.
 February 19-West Hartford high Ischool, at Wallingford, February 22 = South Manchester Ihigh school, at Wallingford. l February 26--Cheshire academy a lCheshire.
 March 4-Manor school, at walling ford
 March 6-Brunswick school, a Brunswick.
 March 14-Black Hall school, a Black I5All,
 March IS -- West Hartford higl school, at West Hartford.
 The Main street car made its las trip this evening at 12 o'clock and to morrow the New Haven cars will rul through to the end of North Mail street, Nothing as yet has been hear from the petition which was sent t lGeneral Manager Punderford Friday land 1t is probable that the old servic will not be restored for some time.
 New Britain High school defeated Choate in a one-sided game at tn Choate gymnasium Saturday afternoon by a score of 4s to 6. Choate was com Ipletely outclassed in every way an' | were unable to keep the ball In Ney Britains territory for any length Q time. The visitors had four of thi years state championship footbal team in their lineup, which largely ac lcounted for the score. Immediately af ter the whistle blew New Britain car ried the leather down the hall anC after five minutes of play made tn I first score After this Larsen, Parker and Jackson scored in rapid success sion. Then sverson and Daegner eaci threw d goal for Choate and the cheer ing section under the leadership o l Case and Dickenson got in some fin work. The half ended with the score New Britain 22; Choate, 4. The las half was full of grand stand plays or the part of New Britain. their mer displaying some star work. Sversor scored once in this half for Choate
 At the last meeting of Arthur H | button poSL NO op, 1s (As i@t NiN ASA' Towing officers were chosen:
 Commander--David Ross.
 Senior vice commander-W. H. Raw son
 Junior vice commanderLo. B. Lane Chaplain-W w. Freeman. 1 Quartermaster-M W, Futile. Surgeon-A L. Rockwell 1 Officer of the day-ls. l.. Hall.
 Officer of the guard-Biron Hill.
 Representative to department en- campment-W. F. Lane; alternate, B Hill.
 Trustee for three years-M. W. Tut. tie.
 The team standing in the Waliing. ford Bowling league for the week end. ling December 6 is as follows; | Won. Lost. PC Olympias ......,.....,.,7 .77l IWallingfOrds .6 8 66f