The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-05-16

| IT, ot. J. OnaIee Yale lSOO B., returned
 April 10 from trip through Europe
 and Egypt and expects to enter Har- 'l"vard law school 'in September. His ad-
 dress is Amenia, Duchess county, N. Y.
 sherman Sanford and wife of Bridge
 port were guests of his parents in OK
 ford over Sunday. Mrs. Sanford and
 daughter are with her parents, MT and
 Mrs. G. W. Cable on Chestnut Tree
 Hill, for few days, pending the re-
 moval of their household effects to the
 Park City, where they will begin house.
 keeping.
 MT. and Mrs F. William Watson of Ansonla are to celebrate the fiftieth
 anniversary of their marriage at their
 home on Hull street on Tuesday, May 1 21 They have long been residents of | Ansonia, but at the time of their mar 1 riage May 21, 1851, were residents of | New York state. They also lived in New Haven before coming to Ansonia, and from here they expect about forty | of their relatives and friends to assist in the celebration. They have a num- Der of children, and among the best ] known Is Ellis J. Watson. the letter carrier. Fred A. Watson boards home with his parents.
 Mayor E. ID. West of Meriden called at the City hall yesterday morning and spent few moments talking over old times with his friend Newcomb M. Bas- sett, clerk of the department of public
 works Mayor West was attending the
 session of the Masonic council in Ma
 sonic hall.
 George E. Mills, Yale 'S3 was elected
 mayor of Norwood, O., on the citizens
 ticket, April 1. MT. Mills had been on
 the sewerage commission of Norwook for five years. He Is g. member of the law firm of Coffee, Mallon, Mills 6 Vor-
 denberg. MT. Mallon is Yale man of the class of 'S5.
 Superintendent Beede has in his pos session some fine specimens of work among the pupils in the seventh grade in room 10, Miss Carr, teacher, of the Welch school. The pupils have taken a number of pictures, to be procured for a penny each and written concern ing the life and work of the artist, studying the picture and writing about it. The result Is an interesting compo- sitlon about each picture, and the whole is bound together. These lessons in de- scription are followed ir many of the schools in the same grade. The super intendent speaks highly of this work.
 D. w. Simpson of Shelton has enter ed the New Haven hospital. and will be under the immediate care of Dr. Swain. MT. Simpsons case is pe- culiarly hard one. He was seized with la grippe on March 27. and has suffer- ed ever since, abscesses forming in his ears. tonsilitis setting in later and the vocal cords being badly strained. MT. Simpson Is not able to speak loud, and | 1t will be some time before he will be able to be about again. Mrs. Simpson | has also come to New Haven, and will visit with friends while MT. Simpson is at the hospital
 A reunion of the members of the leg islature of 1875 will be held at the state capitol, Hartford, May 23, at il o'clock a. m Henry Gay was a member that year from Winsted; Edward s. Robert son of North Canaan, Delos H. Stephens and Frank A. Case of Bark hamsted, James H. McMahon of New Milford, Baldwin Reed of Sharon. Charles r. Brooker and Edward c. Hotchkiss of Torrington. Judge James of Woodbury, N. B. Stew ans of Winsted with the late Hon. Ell sha Johnson, represented Hartford that year, and the Hon. F. s. Cleveland of Hartford represented Hampton. Hon. Charles Duran of Derby was speaker and Conrad c. Bacon of Middletown clerk, and John R. Farnum of Hart 'ord assistant clerk; Hon. Charles g. [ngersoll of New Haven governor of he state.
 The late Mrs Henry G. Hubbard of left a legacy of $10,00O to he Middlesex county hospital. contin- rent upon the trustees of the institution 'aising a similar sum in other ways, o be applied to the construction of a 7 uitabe building for hospital purposes. , Many small gifts have been received md numerous entertainments have ,een given having for their object an increase in the amount Of the fund. ; Yearly $500 was cleared at the charity /. all given at Armory hall in Middle 1 | own on Friday night. and 1t is thought his sum will increase the fund to ( oint that will make available the leg cy left by Mrs. Hubbard.