The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-26
PERSONAL uENTIoN.

Anthony Rockwell returned yesterday
from two weeks visit with his broth
er, Joel Rockwell of Ridgefield, who is
a brother-in-law of Governor Louns-
bury.
Albert e. Bushnell of Rosette street,
who was so badly injured at Belle
dock while helping load spiling, is at
the hospital and is doing as we'll as
could be expected. His right leg was
badly lacerated and it was necessary
to cut out part of the tendon.
A cablegram has been received from
President Charles P. Clark, who has
been journeying through Europe, an
nouncing his arrival in Luzerne, Switz-
erland, on Monday last. President
Clark is expected home about July /.
Rev. Erit B. Schmitt of Calvary Epis-
copal church, Stonington, has received
a call to the curacy of st. Agnes chapel
New York city. Mr.. Schmitt has not
yet accepted the CALL but has it under
consideration.
The cottage, 1.-THE Breakers" at In
dian Neck has been leased to e. E.
Hall of New Haven for the summer.
Mr. Hall will take possession about
June /.
The fashlight photograph taken after
the May festival Of the Gounod society
by Algernon Corbin Is finished, and Is on
exhibition in the window of +. A. Cor
bin, Chapel and College streets. The
picture is admirable for a fashlight,
nearly every face being distinguishable.
Alfred Danberg, organist of the
Swedish Lutheran church, Branford,
will leave Saturday to spend Sunday
and Memorial day among friends in
New Britain and Naugatuck.
"The Development of the English
Novel;. by W. L. Cross, assistant pro-
fessor Of English at Yale, will be pub
lished Immediately by the Macmillan
company. The field covered by this
work has been hitherto unoccupied.
Barton Andrews, son of Levi An
drews, Plantsville is home from the
College of Physicians and Surgeons,
New York city. Mr.. Andrews finished
two years of his course this month.
He expects to spend his vacation in
Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Webster Woodruff. clerk for Upson
Bros, Southingtnn, is on the sick list.
Rev. c. A. Johnson of Southington
returned from West Cornwall yesterday,
where he has been spending short va
cation
Robert Orr, formerly of the Human
house at West Haven, has accepted a
position as clerk at the Totoket house,
Branford.
Mayor-elect Driscol, who returned
Yesterday, has been enjoying a coaching
p,aio 1ctp
days New York Times says: Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. McElroy chartered the
coach yesterday and among their
guests were Cornelius Driscoll Of New
Haven. Miss s. j. McElroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter E. Burke, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sapartas, Thomas Crimmins, and j. Fl.
Hagen. Frederic Bronson was the
whip.
Edward A. Street of the Evening
Leader, ex-assistant city clerk, has
within the last few days secured half
interest In the Southngton Phoenix.
weekly established some years ago. He
will be associated with Edward Purcell,
who was foreman of the mechanical de-
partment of the Leader, and later of the
News for a good many years. Mr..
Street VIII ledNG tHt uppt' ouiN
3 to engage in his newspaper life in
Alfred Hustled was nominated for Sec
ond lieutenant of the Light Guard We'd
nesday evening. Mr. Hustled has been
a sergeant in the Grays, of which COM
pany he has been member for thirteen
years. He is the second man to leave
the Grays for another company in two
weeks The other man was John @ TIL
son, who has been elected captain of
the Blues.
Turnkey John j. Hart said last even
ing that the report in the papers that
he was moving his household effects
from the jail residence was not 80, and
that he did not expect to move until
June 1st when the new sheriff assumes
charge at the Jail.
Miss Mary Twitchell, who has been
for the past fortnight. first at
her sisters and afterwards as the guest
IF Mrs. Pierce N. Welch, returned to
her home in Northampton yesterday
Mrs Frederick Andrews of Dwight |