The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-03-29
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this city. In the evening Miss Glad win spoke on "Why the Church Needs the Junior League" and an address, Getting Your Own" was delivered by the Rev. pr. Waltec J. Yates, of Ha2- ardville
 Charles H. Peix, jr., Danbury's new
 mayor-the youngest mayor the city
 has ever elected-was born in Danbury
 in 1873, and his home, with the excep-
 tion of the few years spent away while
 receiving his education, has been in
 that city ever since. The Danbury
 News says of him. After passing
 through the grammar grades of the
 public schools MT. Peix graduated from
 the Danbury high school with honors. After leaving the high school he studied for some time at schools in Norwalk
 and Poughkeepsie, after which he en- tered Wiliston academy, Easthampton, Mass, where he prepared for Yale. He graduated from the latter university in 1898. On returning he became connect ed with the firm of William Beckerle & Co., MT. Peix has been interested in the hating industry since he entered into
 business life and is well and favorably known in the hating trade of the coun- try. On June z 1899, MT. Peix married
 Miss Louise Battersby, of New Haven, a popular society miss of that city. MT.
 Peix is one of the most popular young men in Danbury, and since the result of the election became known he has
 been showered with congratulations"
 The Waterbury American says in it's Washington Hill correspondence: "A pleasant smoker and sociable was held Sunday afternoon in honor of Harry GalwaX's victory over Frank Hallett, of New Haven, last Thursday evening. John Dillon, Galway's manager effi- ciently acted as toastmaster of the oc- casion. There were musical selections by Michael Harrington, Michael Gal way, Michael Sullivan John Kelly and Charles O'Connell. There were also re- marks by Christopher Harman in which he reviewed Galways pugllistic victo- ries, as well as by several others. Will | liam Peters also sang very entertain ing solo, The entertainment closed l shortly before o'clock and proved a | very enjoyable affair"
 Evarts Cutler, the we'll known art | goods dealer on Chapel street, is i'll at his residence, 2S4 Orange street, from the effects of slight paralytic shock. MT. Cutler was stricken on Monday while riding on train returning to this city from visit to his daughter at Smith college, Northampton, Mass. He was accompanied by his daughter when he was stricken. The shock was so slight that Mir. Cutler did not lose con trol of his limbs and when the journey was ended in this city he was taken directly to his home in the Kensinston. He is being attended by pr. r. H. Whittemore and it is thought will be about again soon, as the public will be glad to learn.
 The announcement comes with much surprise and certainly great deal of regret to a large number in this city that Mrs. Henry Champion, the regent of the Mary Clap Wooster chapter of the D. A. R. has tendered her resigna- ton as head of the organization to take effect at the expiration of her term of office in May. This news will come very unexpectedly to the members of the chapter, who were pre- pared to give Mrs. Champion unani- nous reelection Mrs. Champion was elected regent in October, 1896, succeed ing Mrs Morris P. Tyler, who retired Since that time the organiza ton has grown under her guidance. All through her administration Mrs. Champion has to give special attention to he historical work of the chapter, leav- ng the social side to take, as it should 1 second place. This fact has been spe- ,ially noted by those who have watched he chapters development until it is now the leading chapter of the state.
 Sherman L. Coy, president of the Yale Track Athletic association, said yester- lay afternoon that a cabegram had been received from the Oxford and track athletic managers say ng that the challenge of the Yale and Harvard teams asking for a track meeting in this country had been re- ,eived.
 The final round in the Yale handball ournament was played at the Yale gymnasium Wednesday afternoon by ]. M. Clark 1901 and M Grammer 1901 ,. The former won by the scores of 1 to ', 31 to IA, IS to 21 and 21 to 3. MT. Clark, who is captain of the varsity basketball team, played wonderfully lever game
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