Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-21

About New Haven People and other
Connections People.

About New Haven People and other
Connections People.
William Spencer Of Ansonia died suddenly
on Monday while on a visit in Maine.
q. L. Pinney and wife of East Hartford
left Wednesday for Los Angeles, CAL, where
they intend to permanently locate.
Miss Julia @. Twitchell, eldest daughter of
Rev. Joseph q. Twitchell of Hartford, has
entered Smith college, Northampton, Mass.
DIR. Harper, of Yale university, will deliver
one of the addresses before the State Baptist
convention, which will be held in this city in
October.
The Rev. Charles q. Ricketts,. pastor of the
late First Congregational church in Rockville
for the last four years, has been invited to act
as pastor of the new Union church in that
town until May 1.
The Rev. DR.. Munger of the United church
of New Haven delivered an extremely able
discourse Sunday at the Congregational
church. The church was beautifully deco
rated with howers.-Litch6eld Enquirer.
Mr.. Thomas Kelley of Worcester, Mass,
has removed to this city and is located at the
old stand of A. P. Hotchkiss, lately retired.
Though comparative stranger here he is
well known in Massachusetts,, where for years
he conducted business, and is known as a
honorable and enterprising
business man.
Protective Association.
meeting of the Liverymen's Protective
association of the State of Connecticut was
held last evening at S. II. Cruttenden's Office
and officers were elected for a term of three
Sol n HrF1kA
dent; ]. F. Mcdonald, secretary; F. S. Oaks,
treasurer. Committee of rules and arrange
ments, Charles King, George q. Robinson,
A. w. Flint. It is expected that when COM
pleted the association will have membership
of one thousand. It was decided to adopt
the Wilson rejecting rosette of Providence as
a badge for the horse, to distinguish teams
belonging to members of the association. It
was chosen in preference to PflueRor enter
prise rosette as being of finer workmanship.
The association it is expected will be of great
benefit to members as means of mutual
protection against the abuse of horses and
n the recovery of stolen teams and runaways.
entertainments.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The May Howard Burlssque company had |
another large large audience last night. There |
will be matinee to-day. |
NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
Miss Florine Arnold win appear at the New |
Haven Opera House this evening in CHER |
Husband" new and successful comedy |
lrama. It is in four acts, two of which are /
ocated near Charleston, SC, and the others
n New York city. The acts in the South are
aid in the midst OF the picturesque portion
# that country and the nnoss-covered trees
nd other novel features of the scenery have
'een eharmingly reproduced. The drama is
Intensely intensely interesting from beginning
o end. There ia plenty of comedy in it, and
he leading role, that of Marjory Lee, gives
bundant opportunity for that remarkable /
ngenue Florine Arnold to display her true |
Qualities under favorable conditions and to
airly and fully demonstrate her rank as a
rst- class actress.
LEAvITT BURLEsoUE COMPANY.
Leavitt's Folly and Burlesque company,
irect from Europe, will make their first ap-
earance at the Hyperion Theater for one
light only, Monday, Sept. "a, presenting the
reat English burlesque of Monte Cristo, IT,,
Thich was produced at the Gaiety Theater,
.ondon, by this company over two hundred
lights to crowded houses. The company
Omprises forty artists, including twenty ia
lous English stage beauties. This fine
0mpany can be seen at popular prices, 25c.,