The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-01-20
PERSONAL JOTTJNGS.

are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Johr Barnes of Main street, Branford. Mrs Winhurst was formerly Miss Evs Scantlebury. The young people are spending their honeymoon in ole Branford.
 Prof. Dennis Magner of Battle Creek
 Mich, last night delivered 8 free lec- ture in the parlors of the Aldrich house
 to the leading horseshoers of New Ha-
 ven, on the anatomical structure of the
 horse's foot, and how to properly care
 for the same.
 N. w. Sleeman yesterday received mo-
 tice that the "Sleeman Automatic Gas
 Saving Controller had been patented
 at Washington and that it may now be
 patented all over the world. The de-
 vice is very simple and can be in-
 stantly attached to any kind of gas
 burner. Its function is to regulate the flow of gas.
 President Hall of the Consolidated road said yesterday that his road was not among the many railroads which have arranged to work under the new transportation agreement.
 [ l, week is the Cloister german which will be given Monday evening after the Prom. concert at 131 Grove street. The patronesses will be Mrs. Henry Belin, jr, Mrs. William Thayer Brown, Mrs Spencer c. Gilbert, Mrs. John R. Me- Ginley.
 Prof Russell 1T. Chittenden director of Sheffield Scientific school of Yale, who is ill with typhoid fever, was re- ported somewhat improved yesterday
 Harry Leigh, who has just retired from active business, will probably shortly take an extensive trip south. For the future MT. Leigh has no plans but will probably not engage irN any very active business.
 Charles Hale, who left West Haven about twelve years ago to make his home In Redlands, Cal, was visiting West Haven few days ago. He was on his way to Washington. D. C., where he expects to be engaged in business.
 Miss McNulty of Orange street is in New York spending the week.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Marie Dillon, daughter of Ed ward Dillon of 237 Lombard street, to Edward Toole of the New Haven Wa ter company
 Organist and Musical Director Mich ael Reynolds of St. Michael's church Is i'll at his residence on Whalley avenue.
 Mrs. H. G. Linsley of Branford has arrived home from a weeks stay in New York city.
 Mrs. Hettie Bradley-K came down from Hartford to attend the concert of the Symphony orchestra Thursday af- ternoon.
 Miss Bessie M. Flanders of Philadel- pha has arrived at the home of her parents on Church street. Branford. MT Flanders is the foreman of gal vanized work at the M. I. F. works.
 The wedding of Miss Fannie Tenler and Bernard Olinski of Congress ave- nue will take place on Sunday after noon, February f. The ceremony will be performed in the Temple street A wedding supper will fol- ow in Schadee & Pohlman's hall.
 Captain Wilkins, the well known eader of the colored republicans, and night watchman at the county jail, AHO IS SullSllHS lIOiIl NdiiCcI uL lIle ongue, is resting comfortably as can )e expected at Grace hospital. No op- .ration has as yet been performed on he suffering man, but one probably will be resorted to if few days of convince the physicians that he patient would survive the sopera- ion. Portions of tongue and throat rave been affected by ravages of the lisease.
 w. N Woodruff, president of the At water Manufacturing company in is on the sick list
 Prof. Bassett of the New Method in Southngton is ill Dr. Kelley was called to attend him and ound that symptoms of appendicitis we're very pronounced.
 Yesterday afternoon Miss Marion 'atIin Munson, daughter of MT. and frs. Harvey & Munson of 612 Whitney venue gave soap bubble party to a aw of her intimate friends. The lit- e folks amused themselves until 6.30 ,ith the soap bubbles, when luncheon ,as served, after which the party were ntertained with concert photograph little Miss Munson makes a charming osteSS.