The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-05

| you We no business to throw bareback
| in the trenches?" Out fro mthe injur-
ed soldier heart there came the reason
able explanation, We've thrown it out
| two or three times, sir, but it crawls
| back"
l.. ID. Warner, president of the Maui
gatuck Malleable Iron company, yes
terday resigned that office, ana Harris
Whittemore was chosen as his success
Sor
inspector pullman of the postofflce
department was in the city yesterday
on business concerning the department.
He mad nothing new to report concern
ing the matter of a free delivery in
Westville or West Haven.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Clan
cy to George j. Pickett took place yes
terday morning at st. Francis church
at o'clock. The bride was attired in
a going away gown of blue tailor-m made
pfoadcloth. She was attended by her
sister, Miss Jennie Clancy, and the
groom was attended by Joseph Kelley.
After their wedding tour they will re-
side at 200 James street. Both young
people are very popular and have many
friends.
The many friends of Mrs. Walter L.
Rice will be pleased to hear of her re-
turn to this city much improved in
health, by her two months travel in
Southern California.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyons of New
York are visiting friends in town.
Prof. Henry A. Beers of the English
department, Yale university, will short
~ publish from the press of Henry Holt
& Co., New York, his History of Ro-
manticism in English Literature in the
Eighteenth Century,
Miss Edna Rothschild of Olive street
is visiting friends in New York
Willard Matthews, the superinten-
dent of the County Home has been
very i'll with typhoid fever for the past
week Tuesday he was very sick and
yesterday he was shade better. He
is attended by DR.. Hotchkiss. His
many friends hope that he will soon re-
cover.
Burr Chamberlin, ex-captain of the
Yale football team, has an offer to
coach the Leland Stanford university
football team, which is located at Palo
Alto, Cal. Mr. Chamberln Is now in
this city in consultation with the man
ager, and his decision will be announc-
ed soon.
Rob rt Mccarthy, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Mccarthy of Davenport avenue, has
returned to Georgetown university
The Rev. Dennis Baker of st. Francis
church of this city has been at his home
in Chester for a few days.
From yesterdays Ansonia Sentinel:
zone Of the most popular of the grocery
drummers who visit the city is A. II.
Hail. the representative of Stoddard
Gilbert & Co, of New Haven. He has
been their representative in the Nauga-
tuck Valley for number of years He
was here Tuesday and in conversation
with a friend said that last year had
been one ofnthe. most successful that
be had had since he entered the employ
of the firm. He predicts that the com
ing year will be even better. His sales
last year in the NaugatuclS Valley
amounted to $2b000o. Mr.. Hall was en-
gagged in the grocery business in Tor
previous to becoming o drum
mer."
Robert Rice of Branford is in fart
ford where he is the guest of his
brother, William j. Rice, formerly of
this place
Attorney Frank Bosworth Brandegee,
the new speaker Of the house, was born
In New London July s, 1864, and is thus
q little over thirty-four years of age
He attended the common schools and
graduated from Yale in the class of
H. ~,
in athletics and for three years
pulled the bow oar on his class crew.
The year after his gradua ton he travel |
ed abroad, making an extensive tour OH
Great Britain and the continent. He
has included in his travels nearly every
state and territory in the United States
as well as Alaska, the Hawaiian Islands 4
and Canada, He is the only son of Hon. /
Brandegee, who was speaker I
of the Connecticut house in 1851 and |
of congress from the Third dis /
trict from 1863 to 1867, and whose elo- |
luent voice was heard in various great |
republican conventions held in New
Haven during and just after the war of |
The rebellion.
Invitations have been received in
Derby to the wedding of Miss Harriet |
May Shelton, daughter of DR.. George /
Gregory Shelton of New York city, to
Dr. Frederick Kellogg HOLSTER, of the
same city. The wedding will take pace
at ST, Thomas church. Fifth avenue,
1T o'clock, on Wednesday. January IS.
A reception will follow the marriage
ceremony at the home of DR., Shelton,
,21 Madison avenue. DR.. Shelton was
a Derby man, and was son
If the late Wellington Shelton.
Mrs. Samuel Post of South Britain Is
Mr.. and Mrs Blakesley
md two daughters of New Haven.
DR.. George Evans of Bfanford, who
las been i'll at his home on Hopson
avenue, suffering with the grip, is now
Miss Grace Human of this city is
guest at r. B. Minors of Derby avenue
Derby.
Miss Mabel Bradley of South Britain
S home from her school in this city.
Mrs. E. l.. Mitchell of this city spent
/ few days recently with her mother,
Mrs. Eliot Bradley, in South Britain.
Among the well known men who are
o be in Waterbury next week to attend
he annual meeting of he State grange
ire the following, many of them be-
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