Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-30

Court Officer Nettleton returned last
evening from his trip to Washington,
D. G.
Mrs. Israel Kelsey of West Haven is en-
joying few weeks at Leominster, Mass,
the guest of E. B. Kingon.
J. Humphrey Green, formerly of the
staff of the Hartford Courant, is mem
Der of the freshman class of the Yale Law
school.
Mrs. and Miss Gallagher of Blatchley
avenue, who have been on visit to Ire
land, are expected home next week on the
steamer Gallia.
John w. Kessel, clerk at Healy's phar-
macy, has returned from a ten days vaca-
ton, most of which was spent in the
vicinity of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Clapp of 81 Lyn-
wood street have returned from Ocean
Grove, where they have been rusticating
for the past few months.
Miss Florence V. Hotchkiss of 253
Blakeslee street, Westville, is spending
several weeks with her cousin, Miss Fred
erick Cornwall, Milford, Conn.
Antoine Frank and Morris Ruther of the
local Cigarmakers' union have been ap-
pointed delegates to the state Federation
of Labor, in Ansonia tomorrow.
Henry KEGS, who has been in the employ
of the Elm City Market company for sew
eral years, has accepted a position with
Joseph Hugo, on Hamilton street.
Edward Parker, superintendent of the
New Haven Electric Light company, has
returned home after a two weeks visit to
Baltimore, Washington and Richmond.
Henry A. L. Hall of Clark & Swans
law Office went to Boston yesterday as a
delegate to attend conference of the
Sons of St. George which is in session
there.
Archie Mcintyre, the young son of Con-
tractor Robert Mcintyre of Park street,
who fell from tree Wednesday and was
seriously injured, was a little more COM
Portable yesterday.
8. Shoninger has returned from vaca-
ton spent in Poland Springs with his
family. The latter, who have been there
the past summer, will remain at the resort
for two weeks longer.
Miss Hettie Bradley has accepted the po-
sition of solo soprano in the English Glee
club of New York, a quintet under the
management of George W. Colby, the
well-known musical agent.
Rev. Father Richard F. Moore is not to
leave his parish in South Meriden and To-
o0oo Al 3AAAAoAoS 90 10 10 W EoL4dlu WucT6
he Is at present. Father Moore has been
selected to deliver the address at the Hart
ford cathedral at the Columbus celebration
on October 81.
Professor Max Dessauer is busy these
days in search of an opera for the coming
season. Miss Justine Ingersol intends to
reorganize her company and Professor
Dessauer will again have charge of the mu-
steal direction. The company will include
part of the members of the "Mikado" COM
pany.
Bryan E. Lynn of this city, who claims
the title of champion broad swordsman of
the world, has replied to the challenge of
Xavier Orlofsky of New York, who claims
the championship of Germany, and has
covered the latter's deposit of $3.50 with
Richard Z. Fox Of New York. He agrees
to fight for $500 side at any time and
place that may be agreed upon.
The marriage of William F. Donnelly.
the Chapel street photographer, to Miss
Mary Ledwith, daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Ledwith of 388 Columbus avenue, has been
announced, to take place at the Sacred
Heart church October 10. Mr.. Donnelly is
a popular member Of the Ivy club, Knights
of Columbus and the Knights Of st. Pat
rick. His prospective bride ia qually as
well known In social circles, and for Q
number of years has been connected with
the cloak department 81 r. ". Brown &
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