The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-06-27
PERSONAL JOTTINGS.

Sunday Mrs. Ira C. Dowd of East Or ange, N. j.
 Constable M. R. Enscoe was overcome
 by the heat Monday and for a time was
 quite ill He suffered a sunstroke one year ago. and has since been quite sus-
 ceptible to the heat. He was able to
 be at his office yesterday, although quite
 weak.
 Miss Lizzie Finnegan of 1473 State
 street is entertaining the Misses Mar
 guerite and Lydia starr of New York
 James B. Smith the well known brok-
 CT; Claire Smith and w. C. Ude, all of
 this city, started yesterday morning on
 a cruise on MT. Smiths new sloop yacht Kathryn. The trip is down east and is
 made principally for the purpose of talk
 ing in the Yale-Harvard boat race.
 Ernest L. Robinson, formerly of Meri-
 den, who graduated from the Meriden 1 High school a few years ago, and soon after accepted a position as principal of the Cheshire High school, has resigned
 to accept an offer in New Milford | The many friends of Mrs. Edward Wines, wife of ex-Fire Commissioner 1 Wines will be pleased to learn that she 1 is gradually recovering from a severe illness, which has confined her to her home on Howard avenue for the past two months.
 1 George PinclSney and friend of this | city spent Sunday with friends in Co., lumbia.
 The Misses Georgie and Loretta Troup have returned home from the College of the Sacred Heart, Manhattanville, where they are students, for the sum- mer vacation. Miss Georgie Troup re- ceived the highest mark of the school for general excellence.
 Rev. J. R. Stubbert pastor of the First Baptist church, Southington, and family will take their annual vacation during the month of July. During this time there will be no Sunday evening service.
 Physical Director Wrought of the Mer- iden Y. M c. A., went to Hotchkiss Grove, Branford Monday with nine juniors for a weeks camping out.
 Mrs. F. I. w Burnham of Springfield, Mass, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Le Grand Wixon, is the guest of her par ents at their residence, B Asylum street. Mrs Wixon is seriously i'll and has been for the past fortnight She Is attended by Dr. Pitman of sylvan avenue.
 Detective McGrath returned to this city yesterday morning from Syracuse. where he was a star witness against Florence Whitney whom he arrested in this city few months ago for larceny in Brighton, N. Y
 Mrs. T. w. Francis of this city is the guest of her niece, Mrs. Fred Totman, at Conway, Mass.
 Mrs. J. w. Bixler and children of New London have gone to Amherst to re- main some time.
 The Misses Danks of 222 Gamer street held yesterday afternoon and evening a lawn party, the proceeds to go to the India famine relief fund. Fancy work and cake were on sale.
 The police department had two dis tinguished foreign visitors yesterday morning They are Don Pedro Sancho and Jose Savilla of Rio de Janeiro Bra gil. Senhor Sancho is judge of the court in that city that corresponds to the city court in New Haven, and Senhor Savilla is the prosecuting attorney Neither of the visitors could speak English to any extent. and had with them an interpre- ter, who said he knew Superintendent Wrinn, although the superintendent could not place him. The foreigners were shown all the courteses and were taken over the various public buildings. n +viN I States and took the opportunity to visit New Haven, that they might witness the festivities at Yale.
 This evening at her home, 502 Howard avenue, Miss Hattie Barnett will be married to John Mansfield, a conductor on the sylvan avenue road Miss Bar nett is a daughter of Albert 1G. Barnett, the well known leather merchant of George street. The happy couple will leave for a short bridal tour after the ceremony. On their return they will re- side at the home of the bride for short time. The young 1uple have been the recipients Of many useful and costly presents by their many friends
 The entire first floor of the new Wash l ington building, of Major Clark, located | at the corner of Church and Crown | has been leased for a term of | years to Sig Hirsh a well known Bos- ton specialist in merchandising. The | Boston Herald says of MT Hirsh in an l! extended notice: MT. Tirsh has been a 1 specialist in merchandising for the past | seven years. during which period he has reconstructed many large stores by | making improvements in a general way, | by introducing new systems of purchas- ! ins, selling, and display ing, and, last I in recital, but first in importance, by | original and truthful methods of adver- | tising."
 Rev. Ignatius Kost of St Mary's Ger | man Catholic church of Meriden, has been assigned by Bishop Tierney to St. | Joseph's R. c, church, Bridgeport. dur ing the absence of Rev. Father Ariens. | who is in Europe. The church has been in charge of Rev Father Stroebel since Father Ariens departure.
 
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