The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1901-01-07
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porooinc II, Shoes at T1Owarth RrOe

Bargains in shoes at HoWarth Bros.
Mrs. Lewis Nye of East Berlin is
spending a few weeks with New Haven
relatives.
Mrs r. III. Martin and son Frank, of
South Norwalk, are visiting friends in
this city.
The regular meeting of the Bricklay-
ers' and Plasterers union No. 6, will
be held this evening in their hall, cor
ner State and Chapel streets. A large
meeting is expected.
The Danbury News says: 1.-THE Ken
needy Guard has received an invitation
to attend a fair to be given in Rev.
Father Kennedy's parish in New Ha-
ven early next month
Patrick j. Scott, the brakeman killed
at Hartford Friday night by being run
over by an engine, was member of
Elm City lodge of this city and Of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Trainmen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zalmon Goodsell, of
4 Bridgeport, have issued cards announc-
ing the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Mary Caroline, to George Heber Graves
at st. Johns church, Bridgeport, on
Thursday, January II, at noon.
The pews in Plymouth church, Sher-
man avenue and Chapel street, will be
rented this evening at o'clock Choice
of seats will be sold at a bonus above
the appraised price by sending in bids
in writing. Those offering the largest
bonus will have first choice
The Connecticut Electrical company
of this city made voluntary assign
ment Saturday in the probate court for
the benefit of its creditors, and named
John T. Manson as trustee. A hearing
for approving or appointing trustee
was fixed for Monday, January IA.
The annual church meeting of Center
church, for review of the work of the
church during the year and for the ap-
pointment of church committees, will
probably be held week from to-nor-
row evening. The date of the meeting
has not, however, yet been definitly set
tied.
Wedding announcements during the
past week are of the marriage of Miss
Margaret Harriet, daughter of Mrs. Ed
mund Chase Bassiclz, to William Henry
Parks, of Springfield, Mass, which will
take place at st. Johns church, Bridge
port, Wednesday evening, January 16,
at $3.50.
Sanford Stoddard, of Bridgeport, Yale
'99, was one Of the ushers at the we'd
ding of Miss Edith Harris Newell, of
Kenosha, Wis, and Charles Frederick
Childs, of Brattleboro, VT, which oc-
CURED at the Newell residence in Ke-
nosha last Monday afternoon. The
groom and Mr.. Stoddard We're class
mates at Yale
Professor F. J. Goodnow, of Columbia
college, and children, and Professor and
Mrs. Richards of Yale university, are
registered at the Stevens house, Nor
folk, Conn. Professor Richards, who
has an enviable reputation for long dis
tance walking, on Friday covered the
distance between North Adams, Mass, |
and Norfolk afoot
The annual meeting of the New Ha-
ven Gun club will be held Saturday
evening, January r. at 8 o'clock at the
store of Bassett & Reeves, No. S Church |
street, The club will hold it's regular
monthly shoot next Wednesday after |
noon. Sides will be chosen from all the
members present to shoot in two 25-tar- }
get team races. The club will donate .
"a in each event to be equally divided |
among the winning team.
The Hon. William e. Simonds, ex-
congressman, and Harrie e. Hart, of |
New Britain, have organized new law ,
firm under the name of Simonds & Hart I
Mr. Hart is a graduate of the Sheffield |
Scientific school, Yale university, and a
member of the Connecticut bar. He is
the son of the Hon. Charles L. Hart, OF |
New Britain. Mr.. Hart has represented
New Britain in the legislature and has
been active in municipal affairs He is
Democrat.
Cards are issued by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Henderson, of Cottage street, an
nouncing the marriage on New Years
day of their daughter, Miss Ada Maria
Henderson, to Frederick Thomas Hulse
Both bride and groom are valued and
active members of Epworth NJ e.
church. Their many friends will wish
them long life and happiness. The hap
py pair after their wedding trip will re-
side at No. 49 Edwards street, where
they will be at home after February l.