The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
rEE>oNiL JoYrINGS.

Miss Louise Gallagher the harptst will play selections at both services of
 lha Church of the Redaemer next sum day in connection with the Christmas music,
 Brakeman O'Toole of New London fell from a shsro Line freight train at say9rooE early yesterday morning land fractured an arm and cut his head severely.
 The Rev Jeremiah Curtin of St, Francis Xavier parish, Waterbury, at tended yesterday the silver anniversary of the Rev. Father Lynch of Danbury, E&-Judge Stoddard. as counsel for the town of Woodbridge, has filed with th@ ouerk of the superior court a remon- .strance to the report of the committee
 in the Derby turnpike matter, which was filed Monday, It is understood that
 the town of Derby will further contest ! the report.
 Timothy l., Woodruff f Brooklyn, for merly of this city, has been elected
 president of the corporation of Adelphi academy of Brooklyn. He was born in
 the city and his father was a congress- man from the second district, His grandmother, Mrs. Lester, resides at
 the corner of Orange and 'rrumbuH
 streets, MT. Woodruff is a graduate of
 Yale, class of 70.
 Henry W. Sanford has resigned his { superlntendency of tha New Haven Ice company's business. He has not ap-
 piled to the town agent nor to the se- 1 lectmen for the almshouse superin-
 tendency as rumored about town | Mrs. Douglass, the employe of the New Haven orphan asylum who has l been i'll with diphtheria in the hospital
 for contagious diseases which is con-
 nected with the asylum. has been pro- nounced cured, but the asylum will probably be held under quarantine for the balance of the week. There are no indications of the disease in any of the children.
 Morris F, Tyler, administrator. yes | terday morning reported to the probate
 court his account of the estate of the late Johnson T. Platt. The report shows that there is but S4,2SO to be dis i tributed among the hsirs of the Platt
 estate. MT. Tyler was appointed ad-
 ministrator in 1890.
 1 Ward Nichols inspector of the New
 Haven Water company, returned yes terday from a trip to Cuba to attend
 the twenty-sighth annual meeting of 1 the Old Reliable Railway Conductors
 association. Mr. Nichols has attended ] these meetings for many years. 1 Her former associates in the Fort nightly club will be interested to know ! that Mrs. George T. Packard appears
 in the Christmas double number of the 1 Youths Companion as the author of a charming story entitled "The Christmas
 Substitute" Mrs Packard is now a
 resident of Jamaica Plain, Mass, 1 James J. Carr, registrar of vital sta
 tistics, says ha has not abandoned his intention of contesting the election of
 William H. Preston whom the returns
 show was elected by eleven votes over l Mr. Carr.
 Redmond V. Beach takes his third degree at Hiram lodge this evening. | The services will be followed by col i lation.
 The engagement is announced of Miss Bertha W&r2burg to Isaac II. Levy of
 Hartford. At home Sunday, December 20, at 27 Spruce street.
 l The people in Sacred Heart church ! in Bridgeport. where the Rev. Andrew Harty was stationed before he was as signed to St. Partriek's church in New l Haven, have made up a purse of more
 than $500, which a committee will pre- sent to him in New Haven tonight. 1 MT, Thomas F. Hunt, formerly clerk at the Westmoreland ard one of New Ravens genial hotel clerks, has accept l ed similar position at the Aldrich house.