The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-10-11

aud Across the Wave-Many Pleasant
 yisfts-Other Personal Jottings-Oc-
 tober Weddings.
 Hon. John J. Hawkins, supreme jus
 lice Of the Territory of Arizona, and Mrs. Hawkins are iu New Haven, the
 guests, of Major Edward M. Clark of
 the Governors Foot Guard, and Mrs. Clark at the Whitney avenue residence,
 Justice Hawkins was guest of Major and Mrs. Clark several years ago and is a highly accomplished gentleman and a man held in great regard in Arizona.
 A. Blair Moody of the Northwestern are moving into their new residence, corner Highland street and Whitney avenue.
 Willis A. Butricks of this city, who has been in the Philippines since the commencement of hostilities as sol dier in the volunteer ranks, has re- turned to this city, his term of service having expired. MT. Butricks has many interesting things to say about his life at Manila.
 Major T. Atwater Barnes and Mrs Barnes are expected home to-day from summers trip abroad.
 William W. Post of 126 Grand ave- nue is i'll at his home with sciatica. He is attended by Dr. Welch. MT. Post oa;1 o,,I tt-ao oCr,rn of New England Manufacting com pany, with offices at No. 94 Temple street
 Director Beecher of the Peabody Mu- scum, Yale university, is busy prepar- ing set of. large photographs of the valuable and scarce fossils in the mu- scum for exhibition at the Paris Ex- position. The extent of the exhibition is not yet determined
 Marsden, son of Judge L. M Hub bard of Wallingford, underwent an operation Monday for a projecting bone on the right knee. The physicians in attendance were Drs. Russell of New Haven and McGaughey of Wallingford, and pr. Frank Hancock of Philadel- phia. The patient is improving.
 Miss Anna McAlister, teacher of English at Hllhouse high school, will be absent from the school this week on account of the death of her mother Horace F. Fenton, a graduate student at Yale, will instruct her classes until she returns.
 w. w. Price of Price, Lee & Adkins, president of the Second Army Corps as- sociation left yesterday morning for Pittsburg to attend the thirtieth an- nual reunion of the Society of the Army of the Potomac.
 Lieutenant Colonel T. F. Callahan of this city, who 1t is believed will be elected colonel of the Second regiment if Colonel L. F. Burpee resigns, has had nearly thirty years service as soldier His first enlistment was on | April 1, 1872, when he became mem Der of Company c, Sarsfield guard. He ' has had three terms of service in that | and was for several years it's captain. He was in the regular army | three years and saw service with his | regiment on the Mexican border.
 Dr. Henry H. Smith, health officer of ! Hamden, in his annual report just is- sued, condemns the Whitneyville school | house as damp and unsanitary and says it is menace ito the health of the pu- pills,
 Town Clerk Richard R. Hepburn of Milford is confined to his home on Sea- side avenue with severe cold.
 James H. Robinson, the Branford fish merchant, has leased the old Holcomb fish market and will open for business Eo- morrow morning.
 Dr. W. H. Carmalt commenced Sun lay last as consulting and visiting phy sician at the New Haven hospital in place of pr. Hawkes., retiring.
 Mrs. Eliza Smith and Mrs. Frank Jerold of Branford attended the fu- neral of their aunt, Mrs. Rebecca Mun- ger in Madison Monday. The BradleyMoore wedding takes place at Trinity church this evening at o'clock Mason F. Smith will preside It the organ. A feature of the cere- nony will be the appearance of Mrs 1etty Bradley Kelley, who will sing turing the service. reception will ollow the ceremony at the home of he bride. r B. Smedley is still at the hospital :, n plaster paris cast. MT. Smedley can-