The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-21

| Ellel ouell, OILY daughter or MT. duu | Mrs w. G. Lucas of Linus Atwater
 hill, which will take place at the Bap- | tist church in Wallingford Wednes- day, October 4. at 5:3O p. m. Rev | James A. Clark, pastor of the church will officiate.
 Joseph Andrews, aged twenty-siX brother of A. R. Andrews, the book man of this city, has secured the ap- pointment as lieutenant in the Forty eighth Massachusetts, U. s. V. He en- listed at the beginning of the war in
 the Sixth Massachusetts, and served in Porto Rico under Miles during that
 campaign, being mustered out last fall. Miss Lizzie Torpay of Lloyd street,
 who has been on the sick list for some few weeks, is now able to be around again.
 Contractor Hosley, who is i'll with
 malarial fever, is improving a little daily.
 Mrs. J. Harrity, who has returned from her vacation, has accepted a posi- tion With The E. Malley Go. in the mill linery department.
 Fire Marshal Gladwin said yesterday morning that there were no new de- VelopmentS in the investigation of the fire at the New England Baby Carriage companya factory on Congress avenue. He did not know whether anything would be discovered to warrant the ar rest of any one connected with the business
 Miss Bertha Jones of Portsea street was married to Leonard Bishop Me Cram of 72 Washington avenue last Wednesday.
 Charles F. Futile, the well known Broadway grocer and wholesale liquor dealer, drove in from Hamden yester- day afternoon in his carriage, and as he was alighting from the carriage he became suddenly ill and fell to the ground. He was soon revived, however, and drove home in his carriage.
 Miss L. H. Whitmore, librarian at the Hillhouse high school has been compel led to relinquish her duties at the school on account of i'll health.
 Mrs. c. D. Owen has returned to her home in Southington from Orr Hill, inn proved in health.
 Principal Loomis of the DiXwell ave- nue school spent a week at Shelburne Falls just prior to resuming his school work.
 A new law firm has been formed in this city by Andrew T. Bierkan and Frank E. Northrup, under the firm name of Blerkan & Northrup, with of- fees in the First National bank build ing. MT, Bierkan is a graduate of the Yale Law school in the class of '96 and has been practicing here for some time. MT. Northrup is graduate of the Yale Law school in the class of '99.
 Miss Palmer of Newark, N. J., who has been visiting Mrs s. D. Neal of Southington, returned to her home yes terday
 George Dickerman, the DiXwell ave nue druggist, is, enjoying fortnght's vacation in the south. He is now In Richmond.
 MT. and Mrs N ". Hine MT and Mrs. J. P. Clouse and Frederick Brad ley of Chapel street are spending few days in Bethlehem, N. H.
 A concert at the Church of the Mes siah on October 3 is the first announced for the season Miss Elizabeth Gaffney has been engaged and Miss Fannie Fern Falk and the Temple quartette will also assist.
 James F. Earle, the mems furnisher at the corner of Chapel and Church streets, has purchased the business of J. N Merwin, at 757 Chapel street. Some time ago the store in which MT Earle is now doing business was rented by the Douglass Shoe company and ex- tensive alterations are now being made there. MT. Merwin will continue in the shirt making business.
 The young son of MT and Mrs. Ma than Miller of Branford, who has been very III with pneumonia, is now consid- cred out of danger
 Miss Bertine Corbin of New Haven is at the Branford telephone exchange in the absence of Miss Clara who is away on her annual va cation.
 Charles F. Heubisch has returned from weeks vacation in the White Mountains.
 Charles A. Crouch of Barlow, N. Y., is in Branford, the guest of his mother, Mrs. Edward Crouch.
 Mrs. H. w. Cutler and daughters of North Wilbraham, Mass, have return- ed from Woodmont, where they have spent the summer.
 Rev. Dr. Dewitt and family of Bran ford left on Monday for their annual vacation, part of which will be spent at Mrs. Devitt's old home in Lakays- vile, Pa.
 Colonel Burpee while in New York this week completed some arrangements for the Second regiments trip. He is not ready to issue his orders for the trip, however, and will not be able to do so until he hears from Major Roe of New York; who has charge of the parade.