The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-28

] father had seven sons, all of them dem
 oerats. Arc Ives has been employed il
 the E. M. Muller Extension Carriage : shop in Quincey since 1862. He return!
 to his western home to-day
 President Hadey will deliver an ad.
 dress at the opening Of the fall tern of the Yale Law school to-day. Profes
 sor Watrous will also address the stu
 dents, It Is expected that the attend
 ance will show about an increase of
 twenty-five students over last year
 Alexander B. Coxe, the former Yale
 track team captain and giant guard of
 the class of 'S7, arrived in town yester-
 day and visited the Yale football men
 who were at work on the gymnasium
 lot yesterday morning. He will coach
 the Yale football candidates this after
 noon.
 w. P. Frost, the George street gro
 cer, who has been very i'll with ma
 larial fever, is improving and hopes to
 be out in a few days.
 Officers of the Union school district,
 West Haven, elected are the following
 named: Clerk, Henry A. L, Hall; treas
 urer, James Tolles; collector, George H.
 Thomas, and auditors. J. H. Reynolds
 and Charles F. Smith
 Frank A. Bowman of Pach Brothers,
 has just returned to New Haven, hav- ing spent the summer in the interests of the Pachs at Long Branch MT. | Bowman went aboard the Olympia to get some photographs for the Pachs and
 had the pleasure of shaking hands with
 the naval hero.
 Otto Herman. the newsdealer at the
 Consolidated office building, will be in
 New York the rest of this week, assist
 ing in the Dewey festivities.
 pr. Clarence D. Phelps of 472 Orange street returned Monday from months vacation spent in Beverly, Mass, on the North ShoreA'
 Town Clerk Brethauer, County Com missioner Munson, Representative Ste vens Marcus F. Smith and others are to be guests of City Treasurer Ere senius at the Dewey naval parade. The party will be aboard the steamer 'Blackbird."
 Yesterdays Yale Alumni Weekly says: "The rumor persistently reap pears in the press that Yale will create a professorship or directorate of ath- letics and that the position will be taken by Walter Camp, Yale 80. Yale has no such plan in mind and MT Camp would not accept the place if it were offered to him."
 Ms. James King of Chicago, who has been visiting Mrs F. B. Street and other friends in East Haven, will re- turn home to-day.
 Miss Mary Flynn, daughter of ex- Alderman Flynn of the Third ward, ! has gone to Denver, Col, to spend few weeks.
 Mr. and Mrs. Franklin c. Latimer of ! Newington have taken house in New Haven for the year. and will take pos session in a few days. Their daughter Miss Maud Latimer, is among the teachers of the Hillhouse high school, and their son, c. Myron Latimer, will enter Yale.
 Miss Clara T. Moeller, daughter of C. A. Moeller, has returned to Europe to continue her studies.
 Mrs. N. H. Fogg and family of Southington have returned from Pine Grove, Mantle, where they have been for the past three months.
 F. G. Anthony and Miss Anthony, also E. E. Sill, are registered at the Stevens house, Norfolk.
 George G. Haven jr., who is the son-in-law of ex-Governor Charles R. Ingersoll, was a passenger on the Teu tonic which reached port yesterday 
 Ralph w. Botham and Walter H. -1ilpatric of Putnam left Tuesday even ng for New York to enter the New York Law school w E. Fenno, secretary of the rail- 'oad department of the New Haven Y. M c. A.. was visitor at the New Lon lon association on Tuesday. Miss M Alberta Peck of Colchester, who was at Mrs. Cadys school in this ,ity, last year, enters Lasell this week After stay of three weeks in New r Haven and Springfield, Miss Carrie w. , Jordan has returned to her duties in :, he telephone exchange in Willimantic. , James Fl. Perigo, aged eighty years, B missing from his home at IF Granite i, treet, Westerly, and the most diligent I earch has failed to find a clue as to f is whereabouts. His wife is pros V rated, and his friends are mystfed. + 1r Perigo has not been in the best n f health for several weeks, and was eceving the attention of a physician, " Formal announcement has just been n 1ade of the engagement of Miss Elsie n 'arker, daughter of the late Fordyce r, ). Barker and grand daughter of the a lte pr. Fordyce Barker and Samuel D. Q abcock, to Murray w. Dodge, MT. IT lodge is a grandson of the late William r . Dodge of New York and of the late overnor Marshall Jewell of Hartford. h. Ie is a graduate of Yale, class of 99. h. he wedding is set for next spring. g Rev. Dr. D. J. Edwards, who has pe bent some weeks in Simsbury, has re- oI lrned to this city. ~ Rev William Hart Dexter A. M. and ii; h. D., formerly of Thompsonville, has ~ ,cepted the position of superintendent at
 the New York Naval academy at +t yack he-Hudson. His first pas ,, rate was at Brewster N. Y, from hith place he resigned to come to IT. He was pastor of the 1J rst Presbyterian church in Thomp- n, nville for about four years and while ere organized the Young Mems Chris ID, Tn association. In 1892 he accepted q Il to be pastor of the Park Congrg ga mai church at Springfield and in 1895 organized First Presbyterian coun- Bl in, 1 ,,f