The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-16


 solidated of New Haven this afternoon on the D. P. c. grounds, by a score of 26 to 2. If the Elm City boys came up here with any idea that they were up against a little team of rural young sters they were sadly disappointed for the local boys walked all over them" The contest was with the locals from start to finish. The fielding of the visitors was very poor. The D. P. c. line up was as follows: Brosnan, c; Mount, 2; Barry, 1b; Kennedy, 2b Sheehey, ss; O'Connell, 9b; Parker, If; Fritz, of; Valenti If.
 This game was the last of the D. P. c. season. During the season they have defeated the following teams: Dublin Juniors, Independent Juniors, Meriden; Rosehall, Keystone, Mon archs, Consolidated, Pequots, New Ha- ven. They have met defeat at the hands of the White Sox of this place, and the Crescents of New Haven. This week Saturday the team will give dance at Leighton's hall The proceeds will be used to purchase new uniforms.
 
 1 Saturday afternoon there was a live- | ly fracas in the meat market on North Colony street, formerly owned by Vim cenzo Diglio. Diglio owed several bills and his creditors notified Constable R. 1 S. Austin to place an attachment on | the stock. Constable Austin did so and left John Heiniman in charge. During the afternoon the purchasers of the stock came into the store and Dig lio got into an argument with them, He cracked one of the party on the i head, inhicting a severe scalp wound and then turned on MT Hiniman for interfering. While an officer was being summoned Diglio made good his escape over the back fence and hasn't been heard from since
 Samuel Hodgkinson, chairman of the l Republican Town committee, announc- ed to-day, that the republican caucus for the nomination of town officers will l be held in the auditorium of the town hall, Friday evening, October 4, at 8 o'clock. Politics are now beginning to be the chief topic of interest in the borough and the coming election will be lively one Marcus Cooke will ! probably be the democratic candidate for first selectman. Who the republi- can candidate will be still remains a mystery The election comes this year, Tuesday. October [.
 Rumor has 1t that Leonard and Hall have sold their business to q Meriden move to his former home, Northampton { Mass However this report could not be verified.
 The local lodgeof Modern Woodmer l of America will select the cast for theil drama, "The Burglar tomorrow night l Miss Jennie Peers. who has beer studying music during the summer un- der a French instructor at Paris. re. turned home Saturday evening. She was met in New York by her father MT. George Peers.
 Owing to the fact that all of the tick l cts had not been turned in, the drawing ] Saturday for the s5 gold piece giver postponed until further notice,
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 The R. Wallace & Sons factory clos ed at noon Saturday in accordance with the new state law which went into ef- feet September i, which says that nc female employees in any place of busi- ness shall work more than 55 hours pel week. A fine of $25 is Imposed In each case.
 I Miss Nellie Hodgetts defeated Miss Claire Banks l un in 2l hole match Saturday afternon on the Wallingford Country club links, and therefore won the woman's golf championship title of the club links.
 The office force Of R. Wallace & Sons defeated the rnachinists of the same factory Saturday afternoon by score of 16 to IS.
 Antonio Del Ross was fined $1 anC costs of $9.77 in the borough court Sat. urday morning. He was charged witt the theft of six watermelons from Mrs Louise Lichello. He was placed il chargeof Probation Officer Doolittle.
 Mrs Edward Levy of Fort Worth A. L. Pierce of South Elm street.
 MT. and Mrs P. J. Griffin Donald ant Jerald Griffin, returned Saturday iron a weeks vacation in Worcester. Mass
 MT. and Mrs. Robert A. Bolton anG family of Church street left yester. day for a weeks stay in Jersey City N. J.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Loucks and sor