Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-21


T. g. W. Jefferson of 10 Grand avenue
is seriously i'll.
E. D. Loomis is confined to his home
with slight illness.
William Smith, the Drown street milk
dealer, is i'll with rheumatism.
Rev. DR.. s. D. Phelps, who has been i'll
with malarial fever, is recovering.
Daniel F. Kelly, the Grown street
plumber, is i'll with a severe cold.
Mrs. Green, wife of Attorney William
L. Green, is seriously i'll with neuralgia
George Woodruff. captain of the Yale
varsity crew of $50, is in town for few
days.
Miss Ada Pardee, formerly of the Wilson
insurance agency, is spending the winter
in Florida.
Louis Buckner of Baltimore is visiting at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Mark Jacobs, -
Day street.
Gilbert Linsley, proprietor of the Lins-
ley house in Branfo1d, Is seriously i'll with
pneumonia.
Isadore Troostwyk, the violinist, has
been engaged as instructor in Miss Porter's
school in Pennington.
George Sexton of Holyoke, Mass who
won some fame as an amateur middle
weight pugilist, is in town.
John W. Coe of Edgewood avenue fell
on slippery sidewalk recently, breaking
four ribs. He may sue the city.
DR.. L J. Gayno-. who has been confined
to his home with rheumatism for two
months, was able to be out to-day.
Mrs 81. q Foote of 6O7 Elm street is
confined to her home by illness. She is
50 f7ring from severe attack of neuralgia.
George A. Butler, superintendent of
letter carriers, has been appointed reporter
for The Northwestern Workman, ofsthe
A. o. U. W.
Selectman Joel A. Gilbert he's a novel
rustic cutter which was made by hand of
hickory sticks Marcus Potter of Pennsyl-
vanis constructed 1t.
Announcement is made that on Wednes-
day next Harry E Blatchlsy, with Friend
z. Brooks, will be married to Miss Kittie
L. Chamberlain of 1his city. The wedding
will be private,
Benjamin G. Ray of the Hartford Globe,
who has been suffering the past few days
with an attack of rheumatism, is elo WY
recovering and will be out in two or three
daye, weather permitting.
Mrs. Thomas g. Bennett has issued
| cards for t'taa" to "a given to-day at her
residence, 300 Church street, to introduce
her daughter, Miss Hope Bennett Miss
Glenny of Buffalo and Miss Whittlesey
from Cambridge are to be guests.
DR.. Anderson of the Yale gymnasium
has notified Superintendent Crosby of
Waterbury that he will begin the course of
gymnastic lessons to the teachers of the
Center district schools in that city next
Friday afternoon, if he can make arrange
ments. The course consists of ten lessons
and the expense is borne by the state.
Captain Charles q. Fairchild of Bridge
| port, who commands Mr.. Clinton Barnum
Seeley's fine yacht, Atlantic, now lying In
Bridgeport harbor, expects, he says, to
leave that port few days hence for
Charleston, 8. G., there to remain until
the yacht proprietor RECEIVERS from his
recent mishsp to enable him to make the
| journey by rail to that city.
B. R. Stevens, the well-known high
kicker employed by Peck & Bishop, who
has been challenged by William Christy
of the New Haven Athletic club, says that
he ia willing to contest for the champion
| ship of New Haven with Mr.. Christy at
any time OF place. A match will proba-
bly, be arranged between the two kickers
in few days to take place In the gymna-
| SUM of the New Haven Athletic club