The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-06

New Britain, Rev c. Toppert of Mer- iden. Rev. Brunke of Hartford, Rev, Seidenstuecker of Torrington, Rev Blocker of Middletown Rev. Masius Of Madison, Rev. c. Heczko of Emanuel
 church of this city,
 Two children of MT. and Mrs. Benst
 Nelson, very i'll with measles, were
 baptized by Rev. K. A. Martin at their
 home on Chestnut street Bridgeport,
 Tuesday.
 J. F. Huss, superintendent for James Goodwin, Esd., of Hartford, is the
 guest of Gustav X. Amryhn, superln-
 tendent of the New Haven parks. MT,
 Huss is one of the best known land
 scape gardeners in the country
 The Register announces with regret
 the resignation of W. H. Spock, su- perintendent of it's city delivery, after d
 faithful connection with the paper Of
 over seventeen years Hervey How
 ard succeeds MT Spock. He has been
 for many years connected with the
 Bradstreet's Mercantile agency. l MT and Mrs Henry Schoenberser,
 who have recently returned from their
 wedding trip, will be at home Sunday,
 February 9, and Sunday, February 16
 from to D. nl., at 130 Davenport ave- nue.
 l The ladies of Christ church gave a supper at their parish house on Elm
 street last night from , to z o'clock | This being the last one before Lent, nothing was spared to make it the best
 of the season.
 | Owing to a severe cold which has al
 most taken away his voice Governor
 George P. Mclean will be unable to attend the Business Mems association
 dinner, and he has also been obliged to decline the invitation to respond to toast at the annual dinner of the Young Mems Republican club.
 The Branford Tuesday Afternoon Whist club met this week with Mrs. Frank Jerold of Montowese street. Substitutes were Mrs. Joseph Moore and Mrs. Frederick Tomlinson.
 Mrs Frank Holcomb of New York city recently returned from stay in Bermuda, has loaned to the Branford library collection of beautiful Bermu- da views. These have been hung in the catalogue room and are attracting much interest
 As Albert F Rockwell, who lives at 160 Richards street, West Haven, was at work in the factory yesterday morning his right hand became caught between a plank and buzz saw, and finger on that part was severed at the first joint. He was taken to the Emergency hospital, where yes terday afternoon it was stated that he was resting comfortably About week ago MT, Rockwell while at work in the Clark Manufacturing company had finger on his left hand severed at the first joint.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Whiting of Wa terbury came home to West Haven on Saturday to spend Sunday with Mrs. Writings parents, MT. and Mrs. Stone man of Beach street. MT Whiting not long since accepted a position with White Brothers of Waterbury. About a week ago MT. and Mrs Whiting nov ed to that city, taking up their resi- dence at the Scovll house. They took with them their grand piano, brc-a brac, etc, to make their rooms home like On account of the fire Mrs, Whiting did not return to Waterbury on Monday morning with her husband. MT. Whiting on arriving there found all their clothing etc, destroyed in the fire Mrs. Whiting, only expecting to spend Sunday with her parents, brought very little wearing apparel, and the loss to them is large
 The pupils of room of Welch school will give a recital in Zunder school kin dergarten on Friday, February IA, at 4:30 o'clock.
 Mrs. Lausen of Main street West Haven, has returned from her visit to Canton. Conn.
 The Theta Sigma Delta chapter of the Hillhouse high school will hold it's third annual reception on Friday evening, February ', at Warner hall. The hall will be attractively decorated in the school colors. The young men who the membership making all arrangements to ensure a evening for their guests. The sale of tickets has already assumed good proportions and all interested are delightful occasion.
 MT, Loveridge of York street who is ill, has been removed to Grace hospital !. for treatment
 Last evening at o'clock at the resi- | dence of the parents of the bride, Miss | Clara Estelle Sammis daughter of Mr. l and Mrs. William Augustus Sammis of 2S0 Norton street, was united in mar ridge to Clarence Rowe Cole of Brook lyn, N. Y The ceremony was perform | ed by the Rev. G. Brinley Morgan, rec | tor of Christ church of this city. The | bride was given away by her father, and was attended only by her younger sister, Miss Helen F. Samms The | best man was Robert F. Mill l CT of Brooklyn. The ushers were Wal | ter J. Miller, also of Brooklyn. and A . H. Van Buren of this city. The bride, who is a charming young lady, and has hosts of friends in this city, was gown ed in a superb creation of white sa tin, with pearl trimmings set off by Irish point lace. The waist is made in a double bolero effect and with perfect y plain yoke on which the lace is set The sleeves are capped at the top with tiny pleats and fal l into a bishops sleeve, again caught together at the bottom with a short cuff. The skirt. which is severely plain, is cut entrain She wore a veil caught on the head with one white rose and carried hou- luet of white roses fastened with white ribbon. The brides sister was gowned II white silk grenadine over white taf- 'eta. She carried la France roses tied with white ribbon. The ceremony Napf, T