The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-19
Brief MensttOIi.
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 Major and Mrs. Walter M. Wellman have returned from a trip to the Buffa- To exposition.
 Attorney w. l.. Bevins, of Meriden, and sister will be guests of Mrs. s. M. vinten, of Pearl street, during the bi- centennial.
 Mrs. Charles F. Merwin of "A Ed street, will entertain her relative, Mrs. Mason of South Coventry, for the bi- centennial
 Dairy Commissioner Noble and Hon, R. 0. Eaton returned yesterday morn ing from a flying trip to Buffalo con nected with official business at the ex- position.
 Mrs Harry W. Hitchcock is visiting Mr and Mrs Frank H. Belden, jr., at their home in Newark, N. J. She will also visit relatives in New York before her return.
 Superintendent of Letter Carriers Edward T. Kennedy, of the New Ha- ven postoffice, and who resides at 269 Humphrey street, is the proud father of a bouncing tenpound baby boy.
 Deputy Marshal Bowen has been giv- en an order of sale to dispose of the steam canal boat City of Utica, which ywas libelled several days ago by mem be of the crew The boat is anchored in the local harbor.
 Assistant City Attorney and Mrs. Richard Tyner have removed from their home on Cottage street into the central part of the city, taking the re- gently remodelled house belonging to General H. s. Peck at No. 9S7 Crown street.
 Julius krakauer, manufacturer of the Krakauer piano. and l.. w. Smaller, or ganist of the First Congregational church in Winsted, will be the guests of A. B. Clinton, the piano dealer on Church street, during bicentennial week.
 The public schools were closed yes terday on account of the convention of the Connecticut Teachers association at Hartford Superintendent Beede and quite number of the teachers from this city went to Hartford to attend the sessions.
 Policeman Felix McGuinness Is crit ically Ill at his Poplar street home, suf- fering mostly from the effects of in- iuries which he received while on duty at the corner of Greene and Wallace streets three years ago. On Wednesday Drs. Russell, Luby and Moore were in consultation In the case, which is very serious
 The marriage of H. Wilson Clinton, son of A. R. Clinton the piano dealer on Church street, to Miss Anna Bannell will take place in St. Johns Episcopal church in North Haven next Wednes- day at noon There have been about two hundred invitations sent out Af- ter the wedding they will make an ex- tended wedding tour, after which they will board in North Haven during the winter.
 Through the efforts of Mayor Studley, President of the Aldermen Hubbard and President of the Councilmen Harkins, there will be a band concert on the green on Tuesday evening of bicenten- nial week. Mir Hubbard and MT. Har- kins engaged the old Guard band on Thursday night The concert will cover a period of two hours, from until 10 o'clock in the evening. Bandmaster Cohen will arrange the programme and publish it later.
 Miss Cora Eaton daughter of Hon. | and Mrs R. o. Eaton, of North Haven, went last Saturday to Boston to enter the Emerson School of Oratory. She l was a pupil of the late Mrs. Charles | Sargent teacher of elocution in this | city. Miss Eaton possesses a clever talent in this direction and will make rapid progress in this college of recog- niged standing. MT. Eaton took his l daughter to Boston and saw her pleas antly installed into her new life.