The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-09-29

aud Across the W1ve-Many Blc"snht vssits-Other Personnl Jottings- Sep- tember Weddings.
 Judge Livingstone W. Cleaveiand IS home from a few days trip at Lake, wood N. J.
 The engagement is announced Of MISS Nora Brewer, only daughter of Pfot. William H. Brewer of Yale, to Cllftofo s. Griswold of Groton, Mass MISS Brewer has just returned from Europe where she has lived for the past year or more.
 Mayor Driscol yesterday morning re- ceived q letter from Charles U. Gorooh' postmaster of Chicago, ana chalrhiah of the committee on arrangements LOT the reception of President Diaz of Mex ico. in which the receipt Of the clty invitation to the Mexican ofllclal was acknowledged. MT. Gordon states that he will see that it is personally deliver ed 10 President Diaz. MT. Gordon speaks in the letter of the cordial sen timent toward the proposed visit ot President Diaz. He takes occasion, al so. to compliment highly the invitation sent as being highly artistic piece or work.
 Prof. Mark Bailey of Yale and Miss Bailey have returned to town from Stamford in the Catskills, where they have been staying since early in sum- mer.
 Deputy Collector Bryant of the inter nal revenue office, returned from his vacation yesterday morning. He has been stopping in Boston
 Anthony Carroll has for long time made the office of Fred Orr, sealer of weights and measures, his headquar- ters. Director Troup on Tuesday is- sued orders that the room was to De kent locked, and that MT Carroll was not to be permitted to lounge there or make it a place of business. MT. Car roll was informed of this order yester- day morning by Janitor Schappa and said that he would at once remove ms documents He intimated that he hao rights as a citizen that must be re- spected, and would be heard from later Mrs. Harry Hyman of New York city with her young son, Jerome, arrlVeo here Wednesday to take up her apoue in this city. Mrs Hyman is the wife of Harry Hyman, the manager anc nroprietor of The Hyman Outfttlns "a whose store is located at 23 Churcf street.
 The little daughter of MT. and Mrs TT IT Gill celebrated her fifth birthday anniversary Wednesday evening at ne home. 55 Elliott street, assisted D. twenty of her young friends and play mates. The children were entertained with songs and recitations. Miss Mar fin Miss Healy, Miss Riser and MS Shields sang and Miss Irene Reynold ana Miss May Gill recited. Amon' those present were the Misses Gertrude Margaret and Mamie Healey Annl shields Grace and Anna Mcclure, Ma! Callahan, Vera Riser, Margaret Martin Irene and Elsie Reynolds Ray and Al tors Healey Willie Anthus and Harr' Shields. and T. H. Gill, jr. MT, an' n1rsR T. Mcguire, Mrs M, I. -Healy Mrs J. Shields Mrs. Martin Mrs. Cal 1ahan Mrs. F. Rice, and Mrs. Eliel Brady were MT. and Mrs Gilrs guests Dr A. ]. Penney and Mrs. Penney pranford left yesterday morning TOT +yo ueeks' vacation to be spent i'll Mas s.obusetts. pr. and Mrs. Penney vii be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Josepl Tae o+ their new home in Spencer  Mr. and Mrs. Willis H. filling are Il +own after several weeks spent in tn country. MT. filling having had quit a long vacation from his position as or panist in a New York church
 lewis Headley of Milford is attend ino uonkins Grammar school in thl city.
 Mir. and Mrs. F. H. Benton have gon
 +r,I !, 9 the celebration.
 Mrs. Benjamin R. English has re turned from a short visit in Hartfor and other places
 Miss Josie Albinger of Branford wa givan birthday surprise by abou twenty-five of her young friends Monday evening and presented with ,,re++v anal ring The occasion wa very heartily enjoyed by the young pe' pie. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur B. Warner ( 1uast Haven. Mrs Warner, it will remembered, was Miss Blanche Parde for several years in the postoftlce'
 Miss Kate Hill has been appointe teacher at the Moosehill district schoc Pranford. and commenced her duti with the OpeulLS oH Ii'N ISi-'"i J -''
 William. Rather of 1A Washingte avenue and conductor on the Fair Ii ven and Westville road, made complail yesterday to the police that his car WI ,nobbed Wednesday night by sudden on York street, and signs we stolen and he was dragged from u car The students confiscated the CO ductors cap and otherwise maltreat' him. The police are Investigating u matter.
 Mrs. Henry Fresenius, wife of Ci Treasurer Fresenius entertained pa ty of thirty friends at whist Wedne day afternoon. The affair was in hon of Mrs. Fresenus mother, Mrs. Phil Conrad of Hartford, and was held tbe nalatial Fresenius residence at Howard avenue. The afternoon W very pleasantly occupied.
 Professor H. W. Parker, whose wor "King Trojan" was sung at the we cester. Mass, festival Wednesd night. under the composers directlo is again in town. Professor Parker le England directly after his "Hora N vissima" was performed at the Engli Worcester festival and went on to Ms sachusetts His family is still at we ~i.a, N5,rthatc NlnevarO