The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-07-29
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Juliet F. Wagner has gone tC Morris, Litchfeld county, where she vii
 remain until October 1.
 Misses Alice and Katherine Brown o1 NeWhall street and Miss Agnes Smitt of Lincoln street, who for the past two weeks have been summering in Madi- son, have just returned.
 G. w. Mcintosh of No. 6S East Pear street has just returned from Raltl- more. The trip was a business one of a confidential nature for Mrs. Arrietta Harrison of No. 77 East Pearl street, in l which she has taken an unusual inter- est.
 Miss Hattie Fasch of Park street has returned from a four weeks stay at Setauket, L. l.
 Attorney David T. McNamara is con- fined to his home on Hamilton street, suffering from a stomach trouble sim liar to that with which he was i'll for two months last winter. He was at tackled last Sunday. Yesterday he was {! improving.
 Miss Amelia P. Wagner of Foster street will leave Monday for Cuquage Lake, Broome county where she will remain for the month of August.
 John J. Brennan, superintendent of streets, has appointed James F. Tuckey stableman and night watchman at the city supply house. MT. Tuckey entered upon the discharge of his duties Tues day evening" He was highly recom- mended by Foote Brothers and by Me Donald x Ransom, for whom he has worked for the past twenty-five years. Mrs. Robert Lutz of Howard avenue and niece, Miss Emmie Macheleidt, have gone for a two weeks stay at the country residence of Mrs. Lutz's moth- CT, Mrs. William Smith, at Chestnut Hill
 Miss Alice Keeler and Miss Augur of this city are spending few weeks at Bridgewater.
 Colonel and Mrs. Horne of Winsted have returned home from three weeks visit in Maine, during which time they were entertained by Captain Sigsbee of the Texas. While visiting Marcus M. Bartlett in South Berwick Colonel Horne witnessed the capture of four burglars who had broken into MT. Bart let's store.
 Assistant City Clerk J. B. Martin and family will go to NeWtown to-day to spend about two weeks. They will stop at the Grand Central hotel.
 The Misses Seery of York street and Miss Marie O'Brien of Oak place have started on a tour through the state. The principal stopping place is Winsted, where they will be the guests of many friends.
 Miss Grace Hills of Glastonbury is spending her vacation with Miss Platt of 6S East Pearl street,
 James H. Rice has returned from a sojourn at Bason Harbor, Vt.
 Mrs. Frank H. Sperry of 392 Orange street and her young son Joel were in town Thursday in splendid health, and returned to their summer resort near Brookfleld Center yesterday, remaining until September 10.
 Miss Lulu Bartlett and Miss Thomp- son are at Goshen, staying at Writings, and the Misses Norton are stopping at Apley's.
 MT and Mrs. James c. Richardson of Kansas city are the happy parents of a daughter, born to them on the 20th of July. Mrs. Richardson will be remem- bered as Miss Elizabeth Coffey of this city, and MT. Richardson, who was graduated at Yale in the class of '91, was well known here while he was in college.
 Mrs L. Ward Wheeler of Greater New York is spending a week with Mrs. G. A. Hitchcock of No. 1S7 Olive l street.
 Miss Elizabeth Smith of this city is the guest of her brother, Rev. Leonard | Smith, at Mansfield.
 Miss Margaret Edwards of 9l Lyon | street, who has been spending her vaca- tion with Miss Grace Hills of Glaston- | bury, has returned.
 Benjamin Ball, ST., of 30S Howard 1 avenue who has been ill for two weeks | past, is now convalescing and has gone | to Salisbury to recuperate.
 Prosecuting Agent w. P. Niles was notified yesterday by the county com missioners that they had reappointed | him for the next two years. The ap- pointment dates from July 2S MT. Niles has served two terms already and his reelection is due to the fact that his record has been satisfactory to the The office in this dis trict is said to be worth about $3,000 year.
 Commissioner William A. Wright has received a cablegram from Rotterdam announcing the safe arrival of his fam ly at that port They are with party 1f dozen persons. who are to make a our of Europe under the direction of Professor Baur
 City Clerk Henry E. Norris yesterday received a letter from David w. North If Edgerton, Wis, requesting that he send to him a map of the city of New Haven. He said in this letter that his ion, Heerschel North, was a prodigy in he study of geography and this was he reason for his request. He also en- ,losed a letter from his son.
 Mrs F. C. Hartung and daughter, Miss Cicely Hartung of Arch street, lave gone to Colebrook. Admiral Casey of the navy will join : Irs. Casey to-day at Savin Rock, Mrs. 2 |asey having been the guest of her laughter Mrs. Clarence w. Bispham, d or few weeks at the Bispham cot q age. The admiral is at present sta q toned at the Philadelphia navy yard. { t is probable that Admiral Schley, who e at Saugatuck this summer with his ( amily, may come over to visit Ad ( liral Casey. Admiral and Mrs Casey q i'll leave on Monday for Rye to spend c .ueust. (