The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-01
pERsoN1L MENTION.

DiXwell avenue princinot Is the happy father of a ten pound baby daughter, MT. and Mrs, Bellman, who live at 106 James street, received many congratu- lations yesterday.
 Mrs, Ellen Hill of this city is spend- ing a few days with her uncle's fami- ly, Edson Peck's. In Oakville.
 Dr. w. s. Barnes will return to New Haven this week. His office will be on Howard avenue, corner of Putnam street, where his parents reside,
 Henry Rogers of Branford, who is i'll with pneumonia at the New Haven hospital, is thought to be slightly bet ter.
 MT. and Mrs. G. F. Holcomb of New Haven have been guests of MT. and Mrs. F. c. Daniels in Chester.
 Cards of invitation were issued Sat urday by MT. and Mrs. William E. Hubert of Cromwell to the marriage of their niece Miss Jessie Northen Hall Ames, to Dr. George Oglevie Jar wis, to take place at the Cromwell Con- gregational church Thursday after noon, November 10, at 2;S0 o'clock.
 Congressman Sperry and Hon. J. l.. Barbour will speak at a republican rally in Middletown tomorrow evening.
 Mis- Mary Dudley Burk gave a recital last evening in the chapel of the Meth odist Episcopal church. Middletown.
 City Controller Brown yesterday re- ceived letter of greting to the 27th c. V. from General Brooke, commander of the forces in Porto Rico. The let ter is in answer to an invitation sent General Brooke last summer to attend the reunion of the 27th regiment. Gen eral Brooke was commander of the brigade to which the 27th belonged dur, ing the civil war.
 Miss Feuchtwanger of the Register is i'll with bronchitis at her home on Sachem street.
 Edmund Ezra, a patient at Grace hospital, escaped from the barber shop at that institution yesterday noon, and after wandering about for an hour or so was found by the barber's son and three officers on Temple street in the l dIlerUOOH. fIzfd IS out OI HIS lIllllu I1e was returned to the hospital.
 Miss Maud Barker of Branford gave a large Halloween party last evening at her home on West Main street.
 Attorney Jacob P. Goodhart has bought building lot on Orange street from John F. Healy.
 Miss Frederick Ziegler and Carl Mich ael were married at o'clock Sunday afternoon at the brides home, sos State street. The Rev. MT. Timm pastor of the German Lutheran church, perform ed the ceremony. The bridesmaid was Miss Elizabeth Michael, sister of the groom, and the best man was Gustave Michael, his brother. Members of the Arion society were present and sang. A genuine German wedding feast was served.
 Secretary Thrasher of the Law and Order league is announced to speak in the Congregational church, Branford this evening.
 Miss Isabella Harvey Horton, the wonderful 14-year-old colored girl preacher, spoke at Bethel A. M. E. church, Sperry street last evening at 8 o'clock.
 John William and Samuel Mann, for mer proprietors of the Grand Union hotel on Union street, have dissolved partnership.
 Stephen " Mix. son of Coroner Eli Mix, upon whom an operation for ap- pendicitis was performed on Saturday, is now quite comfortable This young man has had four attacks of appendi- citis The first was about year ago. 1 Miss Edith Rockwell of Crown street, ! a graduate of Smith college, '96, has i entered the graduate department at | Yale.
 ! National Secretary Steer of the P. O.. 1 S. of A, will make an official visit to | New Haven camps at rooms of Camp 1 No. on the evening of November IL. An entertainment will be given follow l ed by refreshments.
 | Manager Black of the New Haven 1 plant of the Walker Electrical com- pany said yesterday that he thought that all arrangements would be com pleted for the transfer of the property 1 from this city to Pittsburg by the latter l part of the week. It is certain that the factory on Winchester avenue will be abandoned not later than Saturday night, and that a number of skilled 1 electricians residing in this city will be 1 taken to Pittsburg. Most of the seven | ty-five hands employed by the concern | have been discharged.