The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-18
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 Joseph Nugent, a young man who was | injured by falling into an elevator well at P. J. Cronan's box works was able to be about yesterday. His injuries were painful but not serious. Governor Coffin has signed the com mission of Frederick A. Betts as in- surance commissioner.
 F. B. Gillon of this city, who has been clerk in, the railway mail service between New York and Springfield, has Just been promoted to the position of chief clerk of his car, to succeed Charles Garlick, resigned.
 Mrs. John w. filling and her daugh- ter, Miss filling of New Haven, have returned from their trip to Fortress Monroe and have registered at the Cochran in Washington, D. c.
 There are a large number of Yale students in Washington, D. c, The Yale Glee and Banjo clubs were given an enjoyable reception at Mrs. Glagetts, a we'll known Washington lady, on Sixteenth street northwest, after the concert Monday night.
 Captain Barbara Balreich of Bridge port, Conn, conducted the meeting at the Salvation Army hall, corner of Broadway and York street, in this city.
 Dr. G. Strauss, who for some time has been house physician in the Maryland hospital at Baltimore, has returned to his former office, IA Washington street, in this city.
 Dr. B. c, Northrop of Clinton Conn, formerly superintendent of the public schools of that city, writes from Hono- lulu of his visit to the island, which he enjoyed. In his letter Dr. Northrop says: T have had most cordial re- ception here and have had more invita- tions to the hospitality of the choice homes than could accept. I have en- 1oyed my visit of nineteen days far more than I expected. This Is indeed the paradise of the Pacific, climate, scenery, soil, the richest and most beau tiful tropical growths, as well as the culture and refinement of the leading citizens all combining to increase its att fractions" While in Honolulu pr. Northrop lectured to the Japanese con- gregatlon. He sailed for Japan on April 2.
 Maier Zunder was appointed trustee of the estate of c. P. fletcher, the grocer, by Judge Cleaveland yesterday morning.
 Ex-Auditor Edward Mccarthy, who has been on health trip of five weeks duration, arrived home yesterday morn ing. He has visited Trinidad and other South American ports and reports a most enjoyable trip. MT. McCarthy's hale and hearty appearance in a vouch- CT for that fact.
 Our genial townsman, ex-Alderman John M. Champion, is among those who are making notable business changes this spring. The Home Drapery com pany, of which he has been manager, is closing out it's business with auction sales of all goods, the last of which will be conducted to-day at p. m. at the store, E. c. Beecher mounting the rostrum for the sale Mir Champion discontinues the retail branch of the business to devote himself exclusively to the wholesale branch, which is to be continued in the same building, upper portion. 1NH
 George William Weir who formerly resided and was well known here, and a former member of the Blues of this city, was married on Monday in Phtla- delphia to Miss Lillie Ashton Garter of that city at the home of the brides parents. For few days MT and Mrs. Weir will be at the home of MT. Weir's parents, MT. and Mrs. c. w. Weir. 13 George street, West Haven. Mir. and Mrs. Weir will be at home after May at No. 22s President street, Brooklyn. MT Weir is now connected with the Fourth National bank of New York.
 Mrs. Perkins of Woodbridge, wife of Captain Perkins, who formerly com the brig T. Towner, arrived in town yesterday from St. Thomas, were her husband is stationed as commercial agent. MT. and Mrs Perkins residence has been at St. Thomas for six or eight years.