The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-12-27

Mrs. Flora McAfee and her children
| spent Christmas in New Milford witt
the formers brother and wife, Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Ackley.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Konold of this
| city were the guests of relatives in Wal
| lingford Christmas day.
Ex-City Sheriff John Coleman, who
has been i'll several days from the eff
feets of paralysis at his home in East
Haven, was taken yesterday to Grace
hospital in the ambulance. He is en-
tirely paralyzed and has been uncon,
scious several days. He may live sew
eral days longer, but has no hope Of re-
/ covery.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Brown of Will
liam street, Wallingford are entertain
| ing Miss Ellen Lynch of North Attic
boro Mass.
| Mr. and Mrs Richard X. Fox of New
York have returned home after spend
ing Christmas with Mrs. Jennie Carroll
of 1872 Cedar street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Edsall of Wal
lingford returned home yesterday from
visit to New York.
Virgil f. Mcneil, the insurance man;
Captain Hurley and Frank e. Edgar
each donated box of fine cigars to the
members of No. 10 engine company on
Tuesday to help them to a Merry
Christmas.
News has been received by Cyrus Tut
tie of Union street, West Haven, that
the condition of his son Harry who is
in California for his health, is worse
Mr. futile will leave Immediately for
the west.
j. D. Dewell, agent of the Sutton fleet
of coasting schooners, yesterday receiv
ed from Washington a copy of Senator
Hanna's speech advocating the subsidy
bill in the senate. Mr.. DeWell said he
believed the bill was Objectionable. He
opposed the measure on the ground of
its effect in concentrating financial as
sistance through government subsidies
in few lines. He thought there should
be no favoritism.
Louis Hobart of Scranton, Pa, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. p.
Hobart of North Main street, Southing
ton.
Miss Julia l.. Gallagher and Walter
J. Weinz were married at st. Francis
parochial residence Monday afternoon,
Rev. Father Kennedy tying the knot.
The couple departed for a short trip,
after which they will make their home
at 175 Lombard street. The groom is
employed in the clock shop. The best
man was brother of the groom, Fred
erick Weinz, and the bridesmaid was
Miss Jennie NJ Cogswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Millen and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watrous of Port
land left there yesterday for Corning,
Cal, where Mr.. Millen will go into the
olive raising business. Mr.. and Mrs.
Watrous are going for the benefit of
Mr.. Watrous' health and will remain in
California all winter The many friend9
of Mr.. and Mrs. Millen regret their de-
parture, but wish them the best Of sue
cess.
Mrs William Brainard of Main street,
West Haven, had as her guests Christ
mas day Captain and Mrs. Buel.
Abel Brown of this city is the guest
at r. M. Browns in Jewett City.
Mrs. F. A. Whiting of Beach street,
West Haven, is visiting Mrs. Writings
brother, Frank Stoneman, in Cleveland
Ohio.
William Hodgetts and family of this
city spent Christmas in Wallingford as
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Hodg-
etts of Academy street.
James B. Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. f.
r. Lewis, Mrs. F. M. Smith and Clar-
cnce and Paul Smith of West Haven
took dinner Christmas day with Mrs.
Lewis brothers family, Edward f. |
Smith of Orange street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Sessions of |
Bristol We're guests at a dinner given |
Christmas day by Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Woodford in honor of their |
daughter and her family, Mrs. Hosmer |
and her husband, Professor Hosmer, |
who for seven years was principal of |
the Bristol high school and now has |
charge of the high school in Pawtucket, |
R. I.
Charles Yorke of Campbell avenue, |
West Haven, and his cousin, Miss Min
lie Edwards of Waterloo Ia, are plan |
hing a visit 20 relatives in Reynolds
Bridge, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs Jungdine Of Savin ave-
lue, West Haven, celebrated the holiday
~ family gathering and a Christmas
rec.
A Christmas box of fine curios from
lilo Hawaii, was received by Mr.. and
Yrs. Frank Broadhead of Washington
venue, West Haven, from Mr.. Broad
leads mother Mrs. Abbey, who is
pending the winter on the island,
Miss Bessie Davis of this city is Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. l. r. Beach, in
Ieriden.
George Beckwith of Smith street,
Vest Haven, who has been confined to
he house for two weeks, is abole to be
ut again.
The twentieth wedding anniversary
f Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gage of Ham
Ell Plains was celebrated on Christmas
We at their home. Many relatives and
riends called and spent most delight
I'll evening with them There was
lenty of good music and a fine collation.
,as served. Those present were Mr..
nd Mrs w. f. Odell of Bridgeport, Mr. !
nd Mrs. Thomas Colwell, Mr. and Mrs
Ierritt Gage, Mr.. and Mrs. Ouston of
enterville, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cor
am, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Allen, Mr.. !
nd Mrs. Whiting of Whitneyville, Miss I
eulah Gorham, Ralph Sanford, Ma | ,
nan Gorham, Louis Warner, Mrs Fred {
rick Dorman, John futile, Miss Eva
radley, Miss Libbie Dorman and Wal !