The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-11-24
Personal JOTTINGS.

''Clayt." Redfeld, the well KNOWN
manager of the depot restaurant mas
Just returned from shooting trip IN
eastern Connecticut. He shows a me
line of birds.
The condition Of Senator William D
Beecher was greatly improved yester-
day. He passed very good night, and
while he is delirious and will be so IN
all probability for four or tive days
longer. there were many Indications
Yesterday morning which were very IA
vorable for recovery.
The Waterbury Republican says
i Mayor Kilduff Is recovering ms
strength rapidly after his recent illness.
It is expected that he may be aple TO
come down to the city hall Wlthlh d
week. He sat up eight hours yester-
day."
| Erles v. Andrews of 165 DixWell ave-
nue., aged twenty years, ana iatue
M. Gibbons of 106 Wolcott street were
married Monday evening by justice II.
l.. Perry in the city hall.
The Rev. DR.. and Mrs, Anderson OF
Waterbury have as guests on Tnanks-
giving their daughter, Miss Annie An
deson Of New York, and Mr.. ana MIS-.
w. S. Prindle of this city.
Miss Julia Kaiser and Miss Hattie
Kleiner Of this city will spend Thanks-
giving in New York.
DR.. Monson of the United states
army. who is now stationed at New
port, and Mrs Munson, are the guests
of Mrs. Munson's people, Mr. and Mrs.
Schneeloch. -,
Colonel Mountjoy. inspector from the
department of justice at washington,
who came to this city Monday, began
Yesterday his examination OF the &C
counts Of United States Marshal Nor
ris. He will also examine the accounts
Of Tinted States Commissioner Wright
of this CITY. United States Commission
or Marvin of Hartford District Attor-
: nov Comstock of Norwich and all the
: other federal officials of the state. NO
/, such examination has been made dur
) ing the last three years and the work
S viii detain Colonel Mountjoy ten days
3 or two weeks in Connecticut.
$ Francis B. Gates of 1854 Davenport
avenue was completely surprised Mon
Y dav evening at his home by the visit OF
t forty members of the Howard avenue
J. CONGREGATIONAL church. Mrs GATES
It turned possession of, the house over to
Mrs. w. J. Mulch, Mrs. George X. Bin
d Mrs Edwin CountryYnan and Mrs. u
j. barrett and they served light re
il freshnnents. Judge Blydenburgh dem
h onstrated mind reading successfully.
"a A new literary club has recently beer
formed under the caption, INT
- Authors Club" Meetings will be hell
~ on Mondays at the homes OF the mem
~ hars Mrs. Laurens Lennox will direc
is the club. in her able manner the mrs
,e meeting was Monday at the nome
80 Mrs Bright on Whalley avenue, ant
=, the next is to be at Mrs. S. j. Foxs o.
- chanel street, Kipling will be tn
O. first author considered, with Stevenson
~ the next in consideration. There ar
twenty-five members
% portrait of the popular dancln
M master, Mr.. c. Francis Malone, grace
ha the pages Of LOOMS Musical and Ma
~ sonic Journal for November, ana is az
-, COMMANDED by extensive information re
- 20 ding his career. James V. Becva
49, tbe we'll known western pianist is ais
~ represented by cut and sketch.
- Miss Ada Hyde, formerly teacher
- drawing in the Hillhouse school, nj
returned from Europe, where she M
or enent the summer and has taken apar
W. ,,,an+s in New York. During the Wlnt
n she will continue to meet classes I
IN whist instruction, large CLUBS haVii
NE been formed among some OF tne I'VE
he york fashionables, meeting afternoo
in during the season.
nd Yesterday Wlisleo ol'i - 10
= harrington Phelps, son OF the Ia
c1oneraJ Edward A. Phelps of Nor
I %hn oil hnn1nGtn1
and expects to remain there the great
mart of the winter. Mr.. Phelps says
'r- prefers the hills of old New Engla
,en to the boundless prairies Of the gre
west. and intimates that he may deci
es. to dispose of his western property a
obv return to Colebrook to grow up wi
~. or at least among, it's hill. He can
sure of a cordial welcome from
ap- MANY oId-time friends of twenty-f
OF, wears ago, who would regard it go
one s+rolse by a former stroke oar of
ysi- Vale navy"
Teek Yesterday hartford rost says.
e in Yale man ~ $500 VI p, att1o
'oh snorts than Councilman Fred w. Da
LII of the Eighth ward. Mr.. Davis gr;
was mated in the class of III, and while
him college played on the football tie
,od's when the old style of play was in ia.
,ttIe ion and was one of the best players
,,ao the twenty" During his senior Y
iia'o he was president of the Yale navy {
old, ne f,1nds for the university boatbo
hose in New Haven were in a large meas
by raised through his personal efforts.
very hasn't quit got over shoutlhs iof
ealth urdays victory yet
med -,
ling "aila ana,, &c = $50 co,.,ier Of ,
,od's. inc inc o.,