The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-14


 Dr. William Pitt-Baldwin, the we'll
 known Chapel street physician, is
 spending his vacation with a party of
 friends in the Adirondacks.
 Captain Thomas Parker, wealthy
 mine owner from New Mexico, is vis- iting Judge Deming in this city. He will remain here about two weeks
 Miss Mamie King, of West Haven
 who has been visiting at the home of
 George Hallenbach, in Seymour was called to her home, Sunday, because of the sickness of her father.
 John T. Tracy, of the firm of Sperry & Tracy, is in Willimantic at the bed side of his mother who is critically ill She is nearly ninety years of age and has been failing several months.
 Mrs. Borgen and her nephew, Neil Feuschaft, son of William Heuschaft, have returned from a two weeks stay at Atlantic City, N. J. While there they made their headquarters at Will liam Speh's hotel
 George M Hasse1, superintendent of E the Norway Rubber Shoe company, of Drammen, Norway, is at the Hotel Garde. MT. Hassel is in this country Inspecting rubber works and buying machinery for his company.
 MT. Lotze, of the Y. M. c. A., yester- day afternoon made the welcome an- nouncement that the association had yesterday received from friend a pledge for s2,5OO. This reduces the amount to be raised to $3O,oOO
 The Misses Margaret Mae Hughes and K. Kennedy, of View street, left yesterday morning for North Kent, Conn, where they will meet T. A. Kean and Miss H. Kennedy and then the party leaves for the Pan-American.
 Old Glory is flying at half-mast at the winter quarters of the BarnunA.& Bailey and Buffalo Bill shows in the West End, as a mark of esteem to the memory of the late Byron Rose. The flag will remain at half mast for thirty days. Bridgeport Standard.
 The New York New Haven and Hart ford railroad has agreed to stop the fast express at Bridgeport, August 21, to take such passengers from the '97 legislative dinner at Pleasure beach as go to points east of New Haven. The train will leave at 5:1S p. m.
 Some of the members of the Tuesday Morning Reading club, of Wallingford, came down to Cosey Beach yesterday morning and were the guests of Miss Clara A. Wildman, among them being Mrs. S. W. Linsley, Mrs. J. T. Barker, Mrs. Canby and Mrs. H. l.. Davis.
 Congratulations are pouring in to MT and Mrs. James Cannon, 12 St. Mary street, Highwood, over the arrival Fri day evening of twin boys-weighing twenty-four pounds. Mother and babes are doing fine pr. T. F. Cohane, of Howard avenue, is the attending phy- stefan.
 Captain Charles Gould, of the Yale Varsity football eleven, has given or ders for a total of thirty-five men to report for summer practice at the Yale field. It is now expected that they will | meet here about Monday, September 23, but they may be called together three | or four days earlier.
 MT. and Mrs. c. J. Gibeaut, of San dusky, O., are visiting Former Deputy | Sheriff and Mrs. Frank M. Sperry, of | East Haven. Mrs. Gibeaut is a native | of East Haven. Her maiden name was Miss Adelpha Smith, daughter of Ja- cob Smith. She is cousin of MT. Sper- w. and has numerous other relatives in this vicinity. MT. Gibeaut was never east before.
 ,Connecticut pensions: Original, Will liam F. Tuttle, New Haven, $6 Orig inal widows, Mrs. Fanny M. Atkins, New Haven, SS. A special payment of accrued pension has been made to Mrs. Atkins Increase, restoration, reissue, etc., Marshal Parto, Graystone, SIP; original widows, etc., Emma F. Brown, New Haven, $S; Elizabeth J. Wilbur, Mystic, SS.
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