The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-10-03
LOCAL NEWS J0rTINGs.


Field Corporation-An Old Campaign
iIat-Tourist olub-Banjos and Mando-
lins-A Runaway-Mr. Miller's New
Casino Musical-PersonaI.
The sad news was received in this
city yesterday of the death of Mrs.
Sarah Fontaine Hayes of Brooklyn, N.
Y, an estimable young lady, who was
married a year ago to Mr.. Hayes, man
ager of the Brooklyn Heights Improve
ment company The happy couple had
only recently moved into a beautiful
new home of their own In Brooklyn
Heights. Mrs. Sarah Hayes, who was
Miss Sarah Foutaine has been an an
nual visitor to New Haven for about
ten years past, visiting her friend, Mrs.
Robert j, Gibson, and family, of No. A
Edwards street.
Mrs. Catherine T. Gaynor, mother of
DR.. Gaynor who has been seriously
sick about a week. is still very low,
and it Is feared that she may not re-
cover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. NATION are
receiving congratulations over the ar
rival of an infant son.
Cards are out announcing the coming
marriage of Miss Anna May Mansfield
to Robert Peck Dewell The ceremony
is to occur October Is at Trinity church
at o'clock
Miss Justine Ingersoll's new book.
MY Salad Days" will be out to-day.
1t is said that the work is exceedingly
enjoyable and beautifully gotten up,
the color being of lettuce green, with
gold letters.
Mrs. j. w. Seaver of Lynwood street
entertained friends yesterday at talk
given at her home by Miss Julia Pau
line Leavens of Chicago on Language
and Literature" Miss Leavens is q
gifted woman and a clever talker.
L. H. Stannard of E. Stannard & Son
will return next Wednesday from his
summer residence at Woodmont and
reside with his family at the Majestic
hotel for the winter.
The engagement Is announced of
Miss Jennie Machol of this city to NAL
vim L. Simons of New York city. They
will receive at the residence of Miss
MachoPs parents, "a William street, on
Sunday afternoon.
Major Isaac Bromley and family, who
have been spending the summer at
their cottage at Fort Griswold, have
returned to this city.
Mr. and Mrs. John McGarry have re-
turned to the brides home in this city
from an extended wedding trip through
the west. Before her marriage Mrs.
McGarry was Miss Mamie Leary. The
couple will reside in New London,
where Mr.. McGarry belongs.
Ex-Judge L. P. Deming has been as
signed circuit by the republican state
committee. He will deliver his first
address in Unionvllle next Monday
evening On Tuesday he will address a
meeting In Naugatuck
Mrs William Hauff, now of Philadel-
phia, but formerly of New Haven, is
the guest of Mrs. l.. A. Bettcher of Or
chard street Mrs. Bettcher will start
on Monday for California to visit her
father, D. M WEIGH She will take her
little daughter Genevieve and will be
absent a month or six weeks.
In Veru hall day the republicans
Of the Seventh senatorial district Will
hold a convention to nominate a state
senator. So far as can be ascertained
there are only two contestants for the
nomination, Judge S. ]. Bryant of West
Haven and Dwight w. Tuttle of East
Haven.
At meeting of the New Haven
County Bar association held before the
superior court session yesterday morn
ing the application of F. j. Careful of
Oklahoma for admission to the bar here
was referred to a committee. Mr. Care
full graduated from the Yale law school
in 1896, and has been admitted to the
bar In Oklahoma.
Charles w. Whittlesey and F. S. Cal
houn, the wholesale druggists of this
city. will leave town Monday to attend
the twenty-second annual convention
of the National Wholesale Druggists
association to be held in Philadelphia
October to g. The members will be
entertained by smoker Monday even
ing. and Tuesday evening will be CIV
en- a. reception in the Academy of Fine
Arts.
The report of the treasurer of Yale
Field corporation for the year ending
August 81. 1896, shows receipts OF 81
1884, with expenditures that leave
balance on hand of $S642. The corpor-
alton debt which was $20,6S5.7S in 1884,
has been reduced to $4,000. The cor
poration now consists of the following
six graduate members: Professor
Eugene L. Richards go, Professor The
odore S. Richards 70, Henry B. Sar-
gent II S., Walter c. Camp 80, Henry
C. White 81, Samuel H. Fisher 'S9, to-
gether with the undergraduate men,
bers of the football, baseball and track
athletic arrangements.
Probably the oldest campaign hat in
the state is the one owned by l.. A.
Kimberly and is on exhibition in E. S.
Osborn's hat store, 1t Is a venerable
and respectable looking relic, and was,
according to the makers stamp in the
crown, made in Paris, in 1S4S, by Rous-
sci. Tradition has 1t that the hat was
worn by Zachary Taylor, to whom 1t
was presented by Louisiana creole
who had returned from visit to
France.
The Scranton Tourist club, No. /, has
Just been organized with a, member
ship of fifteen couples. Among the
members are the second vice president
of the Catholic Total Abstinence union
of Connecticut and county directors of
Hartford and New Haven counties.
The club was formed for the purpose
of attending the National c. T. A. con-
vention, which Is to be held at Scran-
ton, Pa, and also for the purpose of