Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-17
Personal Notes.

A. d. hnssell 1eIG 1Or CnlcaSO yesterday.
MI and Mrs. w. S. Beecher are at Al
bany, N. Y.
Lawyer McQuade of New York is in this
city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hinman are spend
ing few weeks at Pittsfeld, Mass.
Miss Lille Weirheimer of Brooklyn is
visiting her aunt at 627 State street.
Captain E. Coxeter left yesterday for
Harrisburg, Penn, for two weeks stay.
Mrs. Bingham Taylor Of frankfort,
Delaware, is visiting Mrs. F. L, Foster of
Chapel street.
Miss Minnie Lee of the Ladies Cycle
club has lust returned from Hartford after
stay of six weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Judd of Ansonia, is visiting
her grandson, Mr.. q. E. French, on Alden
avenue, Westville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip G. Allen, Master II.
Parker Allen and Mrs. Burton Dickerman
are at Seaford, Del.
Miss Adelaide Mott and Mr.. Charles E.
Brown will be married Wednesday even
ng at the brides residence, Main street,
Westville.
David A. Harper of Hurlburt's Bros. on
Chapel street was presented by his wife
With boy baby on Saturday. Mother and
child are both doing we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk Wallen Of Whitman
tic, who have been visiting in Westville,
have gone to South Coventry for the re-
mainder of Mr.. Wallace's vacation.
Dean Francis Wayland will preside and
Rev. P. S. Evans act as secretary at the
Baptist state convention to be held in
Willimantic the first three days of next
week.
Miss Jessie Dyer, the elocutionist, has
been engaged by the committee which
has charge of the entertainment to be held
on November II, by Roger Sher man lodge,
K. of H., to render some of her selections.
State Attorney Doolittle says it is i'm
possible at present for a judge to send
Harry W. Brooks to the insane asylum,
because the young man has already
pleaded guilty to one charge of burglary.
Entertainments.
HYPERION.
James O'Neill, who has been seen many
times as ''Monte Cristo" in this city, will
tonight and tomorrow evening produce
his new play, "Fontenelle." The Boston
Post says Those who have enjoyed the
artistic performance of James O'Neil as
s'Monte Cristo" and were not at the Bow
dom Square theater last evening, have a
treat in store for them in "Fontenelle. "
The play is an historical drama in four
acts, by Harrison Grey Fiske and Minnie
Maddern Fiske, dealing with the affairs of
France at the time of Louis XIV, and con-
tanning as it does much that is romantic,
affords every opportunity for an actor of
the merit and fine personal appearance of
James O'Neill. The sale of seats is now
open.
Mrs. James Brown Potter and Kyrle
Bellew, under the management of John
| Stetson, will appear on Friday evening in
Zolo's :Therese." An exchange Gays:
Mrs. Potter has greatly improved since
| she was seen here last season. Her acting
was marked by sincerity and good judg-
| ment, and the stronger and more passion
ate scenes we're given with strength. Sale
| of seats opens Wednesday.
THE NEW GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Tonight, tomorrow and Wednesday
evenings and Wednesday afternoon the
much talked of 'Bill's Boots" will be pre-
scented. Of the play it is said: "some very
clever acting was seen last night at the
opera mouse when Bills Boots mad It's
first performance here. Clever actors who
knew their business composed the cast
The Russell brothers gave their usual ex-
hibition of inimitable acting, while Larry
Smith and Joe ]. Sullivan co-operated with
them in their natty way" They are all
universal favorites in this city.
Luciers' Consolidated Minstrels will be
attraction on Friday and Saturday even
| ings, with matinee on Saturday at p. m.
Matinee prices, 10, 30, 80 cents.
NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
! s'The World Against Her." which is the
bill offered for this week by the manage
ment of the New Haven Opera house, has
had three seasons of great success headed
| by the popular American actress, Agnes
Wallace Villa. Miss Villas pathetic talent
| is taxed to the utmost in the representa-
ton of "Madge Carlton,"a wrongly sus-
| pected and cruelty divorced wife, but she
| is equal to the occasion, and moreover en-
dows the character with noble forbear-
ance and loving simplicity that completely
captures the hearts of the audience. The
supporting company are all artists care
fully selected for the parts assigned to
them.