Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-06
Personal Jottinss.


Harry Samuels of New York city is
| visiting friends here
Alfred 8. Ives of this city is studing
medicine at Dartmoth.
Charles Peck of Seymour ia now with
| the Charles Monson company.
Thomas J. Sullivan of 1877 Wallace street
is the father of a bouncing boy.
W. J. At~ater and wife aud Major II. h.
Strong are at Hot Syringe, N. O.
The daughter of Kelsey Jones of IL
Home Place Ia i'll with scarlet fever.
George A. and Mrs Isbsll are en- route
| for q months stay in Jacksonville, Flor
ida.
James Gallagher, jr., has returned to
Jacksonville, Fla, from Havana Cuba,
where he made short stay.
Dr. Adams of West Haven, is recovering
from his Indisposition which has kept him
in the house during the past week.
Rev Henry McBrss. pastor of All Saints
mission, ia quite Ill at his home, 81 kim
berly avenue, with bronchial trouble.
Miss Julia MCCARTHY, daughter of John
Mccarthy of Meriden. but formerly Of this
city, died Saturday sitter long illness.
Joseph e. Grsenleaf of Ed street, has
bssn confined to his house for over a week
past with q throat an bronchial affection.
Rev. DR.. Gordon of Boston gave an sd-
| dress at the Young Mems Christian ssso-
citation rooms Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock.
Charles Lautenbach, the we'll known
tenor singer, sang at st. Mary's church
yesterday morning. Mr.. Lautenbaoh
sings in st. Joseph's cathedral, Hartford.
Harry B. Jepson has been re-engeged as
organist at Center church for the coming
year. Mr.. Jepsoa having been induced to
give up his trip to Europe and remain at
the church.
Attorney James P. Bree served notice
on the city Saturday that he would
Wood Of East Chapel street, who fell and
broke her leg on Ferry street February 10.
Mr.. Richard q. Wandell, one of our
old and esteemed citizens residing on
State street, corner of Edwards for many
Mallory lock factory is improving after
quite a severe attack of the grip.
Fred Quintard, the State street restaur-
ant keeper, received a telegram Saturday
saying that his stepmother, Mrs. Eli 8.
Quintard, of Milestone, N. j., wife of ex-
Superintendent Qaintard of the Derby
road, WAS lying at the point of death as
tho result of paralytie stroke.
William d. CLARK, the popular and eff
eient janitor of the high school Building,
has once more resumed his duties. Mr..
Clark was taken down with the typhoid
pneumonia February 8, and for three
weeks lowered between life and death. He
has been janitor of the school for the past
eleven years. The seholars gave their
old friend a rousing welcome.
D. T. Nallett, who was for several years
hardware merchant on Chapel street, this
city, issnow editor of the Metal and NewYork
hardware publication that Is only newly
started yet, has already large circulation.
Mr.. Mallstt hes ready and versatile pen,
sively to papers and periodicals.. Mr.. NAL
lett is also secretary with the Kittredgs
Publishing company of New York and
Chicago. Mr.. Mallet's many friends here
will wish him all prosperity.
After nearly thirty years of faithful ser
vice Engineer George Corbett Of the Con-
solidatsd railroad has bsen rewarded by
appointment to the position of assistant
locomotive dispatcher, with headquarters
in the round house in this city. The ap-
pointment was deserved. Every one Of |
the engineers rejoice and from all sides
come congratulations. Last summer En-
gineer Corbett ran engine 231, which drew
the White Mountain express. When the !
season ended he returned to his old run,
the 2 a. m. out of this city and the Shore
Line flyer back. Ten weeks ago he was too |
i'll to continue, and after nine weeks |
sickness returned to the round houes to |
again report for duty. Superintendent of |
Motive Power John Kenny eaid: George,
We have searched the records since your /
sickness and we find that not one black /
mark stands pgainst your name. As your |
leg troubles you we have decided to take |
good care of you, and you are hereby ap-
Pointed as assistant dispatc her. Your du-
ties will be similar to tho of Dispatcher |
Edwgrd Chatter-,n, and yeur Office will be |
with him.