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

49,. a,
Miss Helen Hayden, who has been until
recently stenographer Of Professor z. A. l..
Iotten, nus accepleu sllnliai p"Sitipn iii
the law offices OF Attorney James d. Dew
ell jr, . >,,.u. ,,,,,,
Owing to the lecture IN norfolk on tues
day November ~, by PRESIDENT Hauiey OF
Yale, the date OF the nfst OIL the series %
lectures to be given by the state poar si, o.
egueation mere ny lIoIessop a. L paiT'
OF Springfield mas Deep chansed 10 hriuaS,
November 10. 4 ,,4u,,
Colonel ~ q. OSBORN spoke last eEentii ~
at .Litchfeld at the annual dinner OF a lng
University Alumni associati9n OF iIeHt anl
county, taking Tor ms SupJect Inc Coi-
lege Man in PuDlc Llfe. ..,,,.,,
". H. BeckWith, VINO mas Deell c t}i ~,
with A. Is. Hall OF Chapel street. tllS Illy'
macy formerly conducted by katsc 1 a, A. "a, ~
derbrant, 40 blist avenue, Wesv - ~
MI. BeckWith IS druggist WHO MO elJoy,s e,,S
best OF reputation among the phS Sicl"n'
and druggists OF TINS CITY. ,, ,.,.,
The ladies OF the Davenport cn emu
a rummage sale yesterday; II WIZ eollti i'n
Through the week ut $40 GIahu ar rt ennc
They have room run Oh usedur altic! III
ana expect the same liberal palro1nhse ~ ~
the previous sales nave recelY9u' m inose ~
charge OF the affair are MIS-. ". J.. McN ~,
Miss Edith Hart, MIS-; onefioh n 3i Me- Ne
2. II. Martin, Mrs. ~. u. smell anu MIS-
q. II. Burgess. - a ,,.a
The many friends IN this fiIy ol n nas
James s. Petit, wife OF Colonel James Iet-
tit of the Thirty-tirs infantry, now uoins
service IN the Phipplhes' VIII p %ha sg intar
in Washington, D. G., .,o pu,n
Martin, son Of Chief Burke Of the Bran
ford tre department. met Win pui nl,,,,o a.,
cident Tuesday afternoon. IA coinpuns
with member of his schoolmates ne was
playing and fell on the sldeWqlk, cultins i"
large cash in his forehead. He was taken
to Dr. Elcocks oince ana Tour sutches were
required to close the wound. ,,,o
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Henry Embler have have
issued invitations Tor the marriage OF tne,r
daughter, Miss Harriet Embier, to Hoface
Monroe Sanford, on Wednesday, November
IA, at II O'Clock at st. Johns church. cor
ner OF orange ana humphrey SlTeeta. /.
Edward c. Hausman, the wei known pl-
cycle rider, and William a. hutZ, ms teuli
mate, nave returned from oait L"he 49, ~,
where they have been reapng IN large
prizes on the tracks Of that vicinity. Ii !,
pair think that the cry OIL tne MoF rn HIS ~
Gle racers and 1t Is not unlikely lhat iley
will return there at some not distant tllne.
HarSman expects to pay polo n daiS "i Rat,
ana Kutz may 90 some INDOOR facIhs. p ,'.ai
coined by their. many friends, o ,,.4
The Elmhurst assembly TOOK place last
evening In the Boardman building ana IL
being All Halloween the dance was par
tended. Many from out of town were pres.
ent beside about nifty couples OIL PROMINENT
young people of this city. Inc committee
in charge We're Miss May Sheehan, MISS
Julia Troy, John Sheehan and James ran,
nagan. Among those presnt from OUT 2i
town were w. Stewart OF Meriden,, L.
Walsh Of Meriden J. J. Smith OF New
York. A. T. Regain of Brooklyn, n. y,
Miss Annie Merritt of Boston, MISS kate
Hoar If Middletown and Miss Caroline hoY-
insky of Derby.
Mrs George Stannard has resigned as or
ganlst Of the Congregational church, Bran