Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-20
Personal.

G. A. levitt and wife are in Chicago on a visit.
 H. P. Mann of Cincinnati is at the New Haven house.
 Moses Lesserman and Miss Lesserman are at Niagara Falls.
 Mrs E. G. Stoddard will start for Thomasville, Ga, next Wednesday.
 Mrs J. H. Leavenworth, CD. .Leavenworth and c. E. Hill have gone to Florida. W. J. Atwater of the board of public works leaves next Wednesday for Florida.
 The hearing on the will of the late Joseph c. Peck is postponed until Friday next at 10 a. m. Miss Adele D. Smith of Home Place will go to New York to-day, where she will visit friends for a week.
 Miss N. Adere Rowe of Prospect street leaves Thursday to spend the month of March with rel atives in Baltimore. Mr. Mosford of Montana, formerly of London, England, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Hen derson of No. IS Edwards street.
 It is thought that General M Manager nag Tut Iatts will will president of the Consolidated road. Superintendent Curtis has returned from the convention of the superintendents' department of the National Teachers association. Charles Monson of Monson & Carpenter and wife at Washington, D. C., visiting their two daughters, who are attending boarding school there.
 | pr. Seaver of Yale said yesterday that none of | the twelve csses of humps among the students were of a serious nature but that there might be | more cases.
 Miss Crosby, a resident of Saratoga Springs for | a temporary residence at No. IS Edwards street l has removed to Garden street. | M Sonnenberg, of the firm of Shoninger 6 Co. of New Haven, was in the city yesterday making arrangements for the removal of the local agency ! to it's new and finer quarters, 175 Bank street. ! Waterbury Republican.
 Miss Ella Burnham of ss Washington street, 6 clerk in Mann's dry goods store on Chapel street
 while going to work yesterday morning. was . tax. ! en i'll. She was attended to at Hewitt's drug | store and then removed to her home. Mr. Charles Wilson the insurance agent, and | wife, left this week for Rock Ledge. Fla. They ! went by the all rail route. Mr. Wilson visits
 Florida or some other southern cline at this sea ! troubles, finding much benefit thereby
 Mrs. C. Purdy Lindsley has issued invitations
 for 8 reception on Monday afternoon, March g, | at her home, S Elm street. Mrs. Lindsley will | be assisted in receiving by Miss Lindsey and ! Miss Patterson. In the evening Miss Lindsley
 will give large dancing party at her residence, ! 15 Elm street.
 ! E. s. Kendall & Co., ,the Hub clothing store pro- | prietors, Church street, are making ready for
 the consumpati9n or h very handsome improve
 front It will Dc another fine improvement on
 enterprising character of this well Known firm.
 Samuel Beach Of Branford died at his home on
 Thursday night. aged sixty five. He had been
 ailing a year with Bright's disease He was a l largo land-holder and held a lease for ninety. l nine years of all the land known as Pawson Park | and Indian Neck, shore resorts near Branford, on
 He leaves a widow and two sons and one daugh ter.
 Professor George I. Beers of the law depart
 ment of the University of Tennessee has been ap l pointed an instructor in the Yale Law school and
 dirtinction at Trinity college, snd afterward, acting as Quiz club tutor during his last year
 In 1890 he commenced practice in Knoxville | ate professor in tho Law school there, of which \ l H. H. Ipgersoll, Yale 5S is the dean