The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-19
PEBsoYAL JorTINGS.

l PERSON4L JOTTINGS.
 Ex-Assessor Donnelly Very Ill-Others Who
 Are Ill-New Haveners Of for Washing
 ton-Captain spang's Injuries-sOcial
 Events, Etc.
 Francis Donnelly, eighty years old, is very sick with pneumonia at his home, No. 101 Middletown avenue, He is attended by his. .son-in-law pr. M, A, Cremin.
 Mrs. Franklin B. Dexter gave the sec ond of her receptions yesterday after noon.
 Yesterday morning a bouncing boy was born to MT. and Mrs. James A. Douglass of the firm of spier & Co., Mother and boy are doing we'll, c. P. Jordan, the well known breeder of fine bloodedI poultry, has had the pleasure of learning that one of his fine Plymouth Rock cockerels won a first premium at the recent great poultry show at Madison Square Garden, New York. It was exhibited in a breeding tpen.
 MT. Kaiser the Chapel street mer- chant tailor and clothier, was out again yesterday after atussle with the grip
 Bi-metalism will be discussed by Hon. w. J. Bryan of Nebraska at the Hype- rion tomorrow evening.
 MT. Frank M. Wilcox, assistant super intendent at w. & E, T. Fitchs, is i'll at his home, 16 Edwards street with light attack of the grip.
 MT. William H. Lewis. fireman 0n the Hartford division of the Consolidated road, caught his foot as he was stepping from his locomotive yesterday and fell wrenching his legs so badly as to lay him up for few days.
 A party which left yesterday for Washington to attend the congress of the Daughters of the American Revolu- ton this week consists of Mrs. N. D. Sperry, Mrs. Morris F. Tyler, Mrs. Hen ry Champion, Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, Mrs. N. M. Foote, Mrs. D. T. Welch, and Miss Grace F. Steele.
 Miss Aida T Prescott who for sev- eral weeks has been i'll with pleurisy at the home of Mrs. Leland on York square, is now so far recovered that she is able to go out for short while each day.
 Dr. P. F. Metz was called Sunday night to attend year and half old child of John Collins of 6 Elm street, The child had swallowed button hook five inches long. The hook had lodged in the child's throat. Dr. Metz extract ed the hook and the child will recover.
 Captain Milford F. Spang of engine was seriously injured at the fire in Newhal street yesterday morning about 4 o'clock. While directing his men Cap tain Spang fell into a cellarway of the burning building, striking his head on some stone steps and inflicting a deep gash in his head. He was taken to his home, 164 Newhall street, and he is re- ported to be doing as well as could be expected.
 H. C.. Warren has been appointed re- ceiver for the Edgewood Manufacturing company of Goffe street, manufacturers of car trimmings, etc. The company has been doing a good business, but for some time collections have been very slow, and 1t has been found necessary to ask for the appointment of receiv- CT The capital stock of the company is $50,00O and its assets $70,OOO, The in- debtedness of the company amounts to $40, 900.
 Mrs. Leslie Moulthrop gave a charm ing reception Saturday afternoon from 5 till to present her daughter, Miss Carrie, to society. The house was done up in smilax, palms, blush carnations, dawn roses and Easter lilies. The tea | tables, which were presided over by | pretty girls, showed central mounds of ferns and carnations. Mrs. Moulthrop | received in a handsome reception toilet of brocade, made with point lace. The debutante was very dainty in white ere pon. There were about two hundred callers.