The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-11-26

Thomas G. Johnson, who for the past
ten years has been employed as a me-
chanical engineer by the Winchester
Repeating Arms company, has just in
vented an improved vertical magazine
for firearms.
DR.. William Sheehan, a graduate OF
Yale medical school '95, has returned
from abroad, where he has been study
ing medicine under we'll known pro-
fessors, and opened an office at the
corner of Columbus avenue and Wash
ington street.
The New Haven FoXhound club Will
hold their opening hunt to-day. The
dogs will be put out in Orange, where,
it is said, the foxes are quite numerous.
The grounds in the vicinity of Turkey
Hill are famous for them. The club
owns some very fine hounds.
A call has been sent out for the mem
beers of the Westville Fire company to
assemble at the hose house at 10 o'clock
| tonight ''for a special drill" What
the drill will consist of is a mystery.
The annual catalogue of the academic
department at Yale is out. The calen-
| dar shows that the spring recess will
| be two weeks later than last year.
| Commencement day will be June 30,
and the next college year will open
September 80. Nine new names appear
in the list of the faculty members The
entrance examinations will begin July
l, instead of June %, as heretofore.
The New Haven lodge, Daughters of
Rebecca, have voted to hold another Of
their pleasant whist parties in connec-
tion with their social next Monday eve
ming in veru hall. The lovers of this
popular game will be provided with ac-
commodations for an enjoyable eve
ming.
The land adjoining the Elliott house
in Chapel street and occupied by Dick
ernan, the florist, has recently been
sold through Charles H. Webb, the real
estate dealer, to Simon Goldreyer. The
| land has a frontage of 60 feet and is
very deep. The price paid was about
| $4,000 The property is to be imme-
diately improved and a handsome $780,
900 four story brick building is to be
erected
Miss Florence Sugenheimer, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Sugen-
heimer, will be united in marriage to-
| NetS W NIL. IIGl Il IdLhSlIpCl Stlt
Rev. Mr.. Levy of the Court street tenn
pie will perform the ceremony.
AT the Church of the Sacred Heart
to-day, Miss Annie Evars and Mr..
Phillip ]. Flood will be married by Rev.
Father McKeon.
Yet another of the Thanksgiving
weddings will be that of Miss Mary
Langford and Mr. John Maley. Their
marriage will be celebrated at st. Law
rence's church in West Haven, by the
| parish priest, Rev Father Curtin.
Mr.. Ericsson F. Bushnell will sing
Rossinis "Stabat Mater in Hartford,
ON Sunday night, with Nine. Clemen-
tine De We're Sapib, Miss Gertrude May
Stein, Mr.. Towne and a chorus of 100
voices. This concert is the first of a
series of sacred concerts by the Hart
ford lodge of Elks, at the Hartford
Opera house. There will be two addi-
tional concerts in the series, on De-
cenber Is and 27. The innovation by
the Elks is meeting with success.
A sumptuous Thanksgiving table de
hote dinner will be served at the Hotel
Majestic to-day and a delightful con-
cert will be given from to $50 p. M,
price Is cents The bill of fare is as
follows: Little neck CLAIMS, mock tur-
tile, consomme, boiled striped bass, lob
ster sauce, pommes Parisienne, boiled
ham, leg of mutton, caper sauce, filet
of beef, champignons, small patties,
lbroche, a la rhine, kernsole of rice a la
cardinal, ribs of prime beef, turkey,
cranberry sauce, loin of pork, apple
sauce, mashed and boiled potatoes
baked sweet potatoes, caulifower in
cream, green peas, turnips, Majestic
punch, roast partridge, lettuce en- may
onnaise, baked Indian pudding, hard
and brandy sauce, nince pie, pumpkin
pie, apple pie, pistache ice cream, nuts
and raisins, coffee, fruit.
The following is the musical program:
March-King Carnival. Rosey
Overture-Raymond. $50. Thomas
Selection-Wizard of the Nile. Herbert
Waltz-Aristocracy ........ Morris
Gavotte-Loving Hearts. ....... Jones
Violin Solo-Cavalleria Rusticana. 49,.
M. B. Leichter.
Selection-Gay in New York. Irlingel
Cornet Solo--The Palms. Faul
George Kessell
WaItz-Sweet Repose. Witt
Galop-Bicycle. ............ Hermann