The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-01-11
Personal JoTgINGS.

The condition of William Nicely, the
dry goods merchant, Is much improved.
He is suffering much less pain and was
yesterday able to sit up for the first
time since he was taken i'll with erysi-
pelas. DR.. Frank H. Whittemore, who
is in charge of the case, says that Mr.
Neely's recovery is now assured unless
an unlocked for complication sets in.
c. 3. Alling of Derby has given the
contract to S. E. Gesner for the erec-
ton of a handsome cottage on his lot
at Woodmont. The SITE which Mr. ALI
ing recently bought, is one of the finest
in the settlement, being situated on the
eastern end of what is Known as the
Crescent, and the cottage Will be
great addition to the place,
News came to Bradford yesterday
that the condition Of DR.. Frank PARK
er is slightly improved. His LETT mana
is affected, but the physicians expect
to save it, He is at the Manhattan hos
pital, New York.
Director Troup yesterday morning
awarded TO Hugh Plunkett the contract
for supplying to the department OF
public works oats, bran, hay and straw
for six months. The bid was one OF
over 5000, and until Superintendent
Brennan had investigated director
Troup would not make the award.
Prof Benjamin Jepson will entertain
Il frio q home
Dwight street January ID.
The condition of Major Theron A.
Todd, the former town agent, is some
what improved Although he is still
very weak as result of his recent oper-
alton for abscess of the lungs, chances
now favor his recovery.
Fred Monokmeyer, Arthur Whitney,
Otto Zeller, George o. Highly, r. L..
NAPLES. Isaac Gillette and Henry Ben
der We're the Madison Odd Fellows who
attended the directors meeting OF the
T. o. @. F. held in this city Tuesday.
Charles Rowe, formerly head clerk at
Bradstreet's, who has been i'll for the
past month left on Saturday on the adj
vice of his physician, DR.. Charles l..
Cutting. for the south, where he Will
pass the winter Mr.. Rowe's many
friends in the city wish him speedy
return to health.
DR., Bacon of this city was in Meriden
Tuesday moning in consultation with
DR.. J. D. Eggleston over the case OF
Robert Hirschfeld, who has been Ill
with typhoid fever for long time. The
young mans condition looks more fav-
orabl.
Mrs. Rosabelle Froushour Lines was
the hostess at her home yesterday at
ternoon 514 Elm street for planola
recital before the st. Ambrose society.
Rudolph Steinert played for the at
fail.
o. Fl. p. Merritt, Yale law school, '94,
who has been In i'll health for some
time left tuesday night for a two
months trip to California in the hope
that the change will be of physical ben
eft. Mr.. Merritt, whose home former
" was at 100 Dwight street, has been
in business in Tarrytown, N. ", since
leaving college, and his poor health has
been the cause of great anxiety to his
many friends in this city.
Director G.. H. Tibbitts announces
the following as the full cast which will
render Gilbert and Sullivans comic
opera Patience for the benefit of the
Ladies' Library association, February
26 and 81, in Wallingford. Patience,
Mrs j. s. Suydam; Colonel, Thomas
Peers; Major, Harry Williams; Duke,
James Pierce; Bunthorne, w. FL. Ed
sail; Grosvenor, c. G. Carroll; Angela,
Miss Bessie Ives; Jane, Miss Emma
Radger: Ella, Mrs. Fora Bramble;
Saphir. Mrs. Albert Jones.