The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-22

der and Miss Mary Flynn are passing
| Two weeks at a cottage at Litchfield.
MI, and Mrs. T.. H. Benton of this
city arrived home Sunday from Europe
Where they have been spending the
past two months. Mr. and Mrs. Benton
came over on the steamer New York.
which arrived Saturday and were at an
Choir off Sandy Hook for eighteen hours
on account Of the fog.
| Frederick Hartung, wife and daugh-
| ter, of Arch street, returned Saturday
from three weeks visit at North
Colebrook, Conn.
Miss Ruth Bailey of SouthingtoD,
who is in the New Haven hospital, was
! operated upon Friday, tistula being
! the cause. The operation was success
full and Miss Bailey is recovering.
Attorney Carl Stahl went to New
York again yesterday for the purpose
of trying to effect settlement in the
case of Roger B. De Busy the former
haberdasher and shirt manufacturer OF
this city, who was arrested on a
criminal charge last Thursday. Be-
, fore leaving Attorney Stahl stated that
he expected to settle the matter by
made against De Busy will be with
drawn within a day or two. The friends
of De Busy in this city and elsewhere
have gone to his assistance.
Leslie Strubell of Shelter street, this
city, is visiting Louis Griffith In South
ington.
Rev. George B. Cutten of the How
ard avenue Baptist church, and Mrs.
Gluten have gone on a vacation OF
month, which they will spend for the
most part, with Mrs. Cutten's parents
in Massachusetts.
Mrs. Daniel NJ Goodridge, whose
marriage to Lieutenant D. M. Good
ridge took place a month ago, is home
from Boston for a short visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. S. Bradley OF
Sherman avenue.
The ST. Aloysius T. A. B. society has
elected the following delegates to the
state convention of the c. T.. A. u,
which is to be held in Hartford, Sep
TENDER 10: John II. Cummings, James
S. Foley, James r. Brennan, 3. e.
Lynch, Daniel w Brennan, Joseph Ly-
ons and Bernard M. Hope.
Miss Harriet Woods, who has been
spending the summer since the middle
Of June with her sister. Mrs. Fenton,
at FOG Crown street, returned to her
home in New York yesterday. In
Scribner's Magazine for August an ar
ticle by Richard Harding Davis, Illus
trated by Christy, has Miss Woods as
the original of the sketches. The arti-
Gle is entitled 1.-THE Lion and the Uni
corn
Manager G. b. Bunnell yesterday an
nounced that he has appointed Wllllam
II. Van Buren,, who has been assoclateu
with him in the theatrical business lof
many years his special representative |
at the Grand opera house, also entrust-
ing him with important interests IN |
correction with the management OF the |
Hyperion during the coming season. Inc
Grand is now redecorated and return
ished throughout preparatory to the |
opening.
Harry O. johnson of Machias Me-, |
Yale 1900 who is at Grace hospital and
who was injured in a trolley car acct
dent near Woodmont several weeks ago,
has been remembered by the ladies |
stopping at the Colonial Inn, who col
Iected purse of $12 for him with which
a book binder was purchased, which
may be attached to chair or bed, max
ing it handy for the reader to use with
out having to hold the book or paper.
The present is made to the Grace hospi-
tai, where johnson is an inmate but
the understanding is that the student
is to have exclusive use of the stand
until he is discharged.