The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-12-11
TARIOUS ITEMS.

Rev. Dr. T. T. Munger and wife have
 been stopping at the Elm Tree Inn
 Pennington, of late.
 The regular meeting of the Primary
 union will be held in United church chapel this evening at 7:45.
 Mrs o. H. Platt has returned to Washington for the season. The sena- I tor and Mrs. Platt make their home at the Arlington.
 Edward B. Sill of New Haven, state agent for the National Life Insurance company of Montpelier, Vt, has been in Deep River for few days.
 Rev. Dr. Mutch, the pastor of the Howard avenue Congregational church in this city, exchanged pulpits yester- day morning with Rev. H. H. Morse of Milford.
 The president has sent to the senate the recess nomination of William Lowe of New Haven as first lieutenant in the marine corps. The appointment dates from July l. 1899.
 At the National, in Washington, are Mrs. J. c. Allen and Miss Allen of this city; at Willard's, F. $. Beardsley of Bridgeport at the Cochran, F. J. Hunt ington of Norwich.
 A sale of fancy articles will be held on Friday next at the Nurses club ! house, 22 Trumbull street, the object being to establish fund with which to furnish the club house.
 The Hon. James D. Dewell, formerly lieutenant governor of the state, will give an illustrated lecture before the Hartford board of trade and the Hart ford Scientific society tomorrow even ing on Porto Rico
 Ellen Barrett, the young girl whose motive for committing suicide by talk ing two ounces of carbolic acid in front of her home, Murray street, Fair Ha- ven, Thursday, is still a mystery, was buried on Saturday afternoon from the home of her parents.
 The American Fish Hook companys five-story factory on Artizan street has been sold to Hobart B. Ives of this city, who will occupy it about April with his factory. The Fish Hook company has recently sold it's machinery and general business to parties in Ohio.
 Roy the youngest son of the Rev. Duane N. Griffin of the North Metho- dist Episcopal church, Hartford, for merly of this city, met with a painful accident Thursday by colliding with an- other boy while at play He knocked portion of the superior maxillary. | 1;,,t l nd oSi,
 President Hadley of Yale did not | know Hartford when he expressed his | surprise at the large audience before him Tuesday night after he had sup posed he was to address only teachers. Hartford is good deal of Yale town, and, whether or no, has very warm place in it's heart for President Had ley, whose words are worth listening to at any and all times.-Hartford Cour- ant.
 One of the new double trucked ves- tibuled cars of the Bridgeport Traction was operated over the Win chester road yesterday. The car came from Bridgeport and is fac simile of the regular double trucked box car of the Winchester Avenue Railroad
  stvle of regular nassenger coach and the cars being vestibuled.
 The newly elected officers of the West Haven Young Mems Republican club are: President, Edward l. Stiles; first vice president, Israel A. Kelsey; second vice president, Dr. M. J. Adams; secre- tary, John Wilkinson; assistant secre- tary, Henry A. l.. Hall; treasurer, Clar- ence E. Thompson: financial secretary, Harry V. Richards; executive commit tee for three years, Israel A. Kelsey, Charles E. Graham and Charles K. Bush; members for two years, John Charles w. Hoffman and Robert J. Woodruff; member for one year, Henry A. l.. Hall, George w. Ad- ams and Walter A. Main.