The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-11-04
PERSONAL JOrTINGS.

Dr. William D. Anderson, who has been ill for several months, has recov- cred and resumed his practice.
 Cards are out for the wedding of Miss May J. Mercer and MT Myron G. Rus sell. to take place Tuesday, November IS, at the residence of the brides par ents, GA Franklin street, Westville.
 Mrs. Charles Fechter, wife of the we'll known actor who Is with the Bigelow's Sagwa Bitter company, and sister Of the Kautz Brothers, proprietors of the popular State street cafe, is visiting relatives and friends in this city, where she is well known, this being her first visit here in long period. She ex- poets to remain here number of weeks. Mrs. William Burrows of Phil adelphia another sister, is also on a visit here.
 Frank D. Whitney has arrived home ill Branford from three weeks vaca- ton spent at Narragansett Pier. Mrs. Whitney and baby will return later.
 Mrs. Charles r. Kelsey, wife of the popular clerk with c. D. Longley & Co.,, the Church street clothiers, who has been seriously i'll for 8 number of weeks, is now able to sit up and is on a fair way to recovery which will be good news to their many friends in this city and elsewhere.
 MT. Henry A. Warner has rented his fine residence, No. 431 Orange street, near Trumbull, to A. B. Hendryx, the manufacturer, who formerly resided on Orange street, where now stands the new Jewish synagogue. MT Hendryx will soon leave his shore house for the city. The Warner place has been very popular for winter quarters of several prominent professional and business men. It was built some thirty years since by the late Hon. John Woodruff, father of the present lieutenant goVer- nor of New York, and later was sold to Truman A Warren, and then to MT. Warner, and has since been occupied by Yale's treasurer, w. w. Farnam; General J. Watson Webb, Judge E. J. Phelps, E. S. Burroughs, John c. An derson, Joseph T. Whittlesey, Sturges Whitlock, Henry H. Benedict, Rev James Mason and others.
 Burt Platt, who was with the cele- brated Norris Brothers dog and pony shows while exhibiting in this city the week of August 22, has fallen heir to s5,0OO as revealed at the opening of his fathers will in Philadelphia. MT. Platt is the actor who represented the gir affe at the show to the delight of the youngsters. MT. Platt's services have been engaged by the popular Primrose & Vests minstrels as advertising agent The company will show in this city for three nights-November 15, Is and II. .
 Contractor Hosley of Branford Is building an addition to the Rogers house, on Rogers street. to be occupied when completed by Mr. and Mrs. V. T. Hammer.
 4.nsonia Sentinel: Willard Adelbert Granniss, jr., and Miss Anna Maude Wheeler. both of Fair Haven, were married October 26, and the friends of the young couple in Ansonia have re- ceived invitations to a reception to be held next Monday evening from until ii at 423 Center street, in Fair Haven MT Granniss is well known here, hav- ing been one of his fathers assistants in the fish business for several years, coming to Ansonia several times a week"
 AL d City SoNCl plCSllilS III ANV" London this week the mayor brought up letter from MT. Levy, the artist, regarding a portrait of Richard B. Law, the first mayor of New London. The Day says: "A picture of MT. Law is in New Haven, in the possession of a great-grandson of Richard Law, and the owner of the picture offers to pay one-half the cost and MT. Levy will charge $50, so that the city's share would be $25. Alderman Williams nov ed that the city appropriate $25 for it's half Councilman Morgan suggested that the matter be deferred, as MT. Law desired to present the city with a portrait of his great-grandfather and 1t was the better way to have some further correspondence with MT. Law. "A new committee on mayors portraits was appointed by the mayor, consist ing of the following: Alderman Will Hams and Councflmen Morgan and Gardner"
 Henry l.. Davis of Wallingford will partake of a supper at a New Haven hotel at the expense Of two friends who wagered one to two that Tracys total vote would exceed that of Low in the elections held Tuesday.