The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-12-04
Brief Mention.

Maria Andrews, the little daughter O B& Mrs. Kate Hyde, of 165 Shelton avenue aSIs IT very sick with typhoid fever, Miss Mamie Ennis of Wallingford has E &ccepted position with the Malley NJ NeeIy company of New Haven.
 Washington camp No. i, P. O.. $. ol SJ N, will hold it's next meeting in room III Insurance building next Friday even Ing.
 Next Wednesday evening the mem X berH of Golden Hill and Farren lodges < Q. IT.. w., of Bridgeport, will enter .s tain the officers of the new grand lodge
 recently formed in this city. x v John J. Osborn, who has been for sev- MGf&l years with Gardner Morse & Son,
 l4aB opened an office at BPS Chapel street with John T. Sloan, where he will con- inue the fire insurance and real estate
 business
 Israel Resnikoff, the Colony street
 SKioe dealer of Wallingford, and Philip Gnlirnoff, a newsdealer of this city, are - to rpeH a gentleman's furnishing store
  x near Future.
 Guiding Star lodge, No. 15, o. S. of M l s3s, will give a musical and literary en-
 on Thursday evening in z Dlar Star lodge rooms on Grand ave-
 3itie and East Pearl street. Excellent V St4lent is engaged for the occasion.
 DeBpite the wet weather yesterday | 1s i Tuesday Afternoon Whist club met ss5 Mrs Hall on Ward street and en- z30yed pleasant afternoon. Mrs. Rich Z fSr won the first prize and Miss Harris #&41e consolation prize. The next meet Z ilsg of the club will be with Mrs. Dim
 mock
 On January the Southern New Eng N7and Telephone company will open < Three new exchanges in the state, at
 H0mfret, Putnam and Enfield. The GOmpany is every year erecting build 13ligs of its own, the structures being of Ai1e type combination dwelling and ex- 3change-
 William H. Hutton, of Bridgeport sWas surprised by about seventy-five of !s11is friends in that city and from New Haven, New London and Hartford on Monday night. They took complete bossession of his place of business at AS Bank street and there celebrated his Birthday in very enjoyable manner. Rev. Joseph Pullman, D. D., presiding cider of the New York East district of the M. B. church, and having many 'friends in this city, is again very much lbetter, cheerful and interested in the work of his district. It is rumored that Rev. Dr. Buck, former pastor of the First M. E. church, this city, will assist fine presiding elder in the duties of his Ecff1ce. N An attempt is being made in Bridge bort to organize milk combine to exist Iii Sthe form of milkmen's union. A paper is being circulated among whole Halers and retailers of the lacteal fluid with view to obtaining the signatures 0f those willing to join such union if ft. IS formed. Up to the present time there are about fifty signatures on the i list about one-sixth of the number of | nnilkmen of the city.
 Quinnipiac conclave, Improved Order | Of Heptasophs, has just elected the fol- | lowing officers Archon. George C. | Marks; provost William A. Hadley; | secretary, Albert w. Beecher; treasur- er. walter R. Downs; financier, Ezra Healy prelate, Frank P Tyler; inspec- tor. Francis Tebaut; warden, William :R Hitchcock; sentinel, E. w. Acker- man; trustees, k. S. Wade, D. B. Con nell, F. T.. Tyler. After the meeting a banquet was served by the entertain n1eTt committee.