The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-03-18

Lots on your terms r. E. Baldwin.
Easter tour to Washington, March 81.
Bee the Peck & Bishop Co.
Best set of teeth $1,000. Philadelphia
Dental rooms, ISL Chapel street.
Steamship tickets to and from Eu-
rope. Bishop & Co., 702 Chapel st.
The City guard rifle team will COM
pete with the Quinnipiac rifle team in a
shoot at the armory this evening.
Mrs. William Pond of Torrington, who
has for some weeks been in the hos
/ pital In New Haven undergoing treat
ment for nervous troubles, is reported
to be much improved.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Historical society will be held in Colo
nial hall on Monday evening, March 20,
at s O'clock. A paper will be read by
John Jay Chapman, entitled Practical
Agitations."
"A meeting of the fraternity Of the Ma
tional Provident Insurance company
No. 10 will be held at the usual place
on Monday night to take action on the
death of Henry Shepard. A large at
tendance of the members is desired.
The engagement Of Miss Mary Sum-
ner of New Haven to William G. Bran
ley of Elmwood is announced Miss
Sumner is well known and has many
friends here and in Elmwood who will
be pleased to learn of this happy event.
Hon. William j. Clark of Stony Creek
leaves to-day to spend several weeks in
North Carolina, remaining until the
changeable and trying weather of the
present season is over. His wife will
accompany him. Later his daughter
and grandchild of this city will probab-
ly Join Mr.. and Mrs. Clark in North
Carolina.
Morris Steinert, head of the firm Of
M. Steinert & Sons, who is at Lakewood,
is much improved in health and spirits.
When he went there two weeks ago he
was much run down in health The rest
at Lakewood has much benefited him.
He will remain week or two longer
One of his sons, who was at Lakewood
with him, has returned.
Sunday evening at the home of the
brides parents on Vernon street takes
place the wedding of Jacob Jacobs, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marks Jacobs, to Miss
Henrietta We'll, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. August We'll. Mr.. Jacobs is a
popular clerk in the postoffice. The
ceremony will be performed by Rev.
DR.. Alexander of the Olive street syn
agogue at Z o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simon of 81
Nash street are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a twelve-pound baby girl
Mother and child are doing well.
John r. Curran, resident of the
Twelfth ward and an employee of Peck
Brothers, is the happy father of
bouncing boy, born on ST. Patrick's
birthday, and was the recipient of many
congratulations yesterday over the hap
py event.
Last evening at the Bassett house in
Derby the fourth annual banquet of
prominent officials of the Southern New
England Telephone company, including
General Manager Baker and all of the
division superintendent, was held
Landlord w. S. Crofut of the Bassett
house was for twenty-one years con-
nected with the telephone company and |
was it's superintendent of construction |
when he resigned to become landlord |
of the hotel.
p. j. Stoddard, the popular head of
the Stoddard Engraving company of
Chapel street, was yesterday very pleas
antly and happily surprised. Yesterday |
was his thirty sixth birthday. In honor |
of the event and as a token of esteem
from his force of employees he was un- |
expectedly presented with beautiful |
gold-headed ebony cane, suitably in
scrlbed. The fine gift is highly appre-
ciated by the recipient, and marks anew
the very pleasant relations and associ-
atoms existing at his business estab-
lishment.