The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-17
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
zTEMSOFINTEREST CONCERNING
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People known In This City
Local Social Events Here aud Else
where.

Local Social Events Here aud Else
where.
Mrs. William Bartlett, who sustained
a serious injury and was taken to the
New Haven hospital. is slowly conval-
escing.
Peter Egan is reported as doing nice
ly by the Grace hospital authorities.
He is sitting up and it is expected that
he will be thoroughly recovered in a
short time.
The condition of Francis G. Beach
was reported unchanged last night by
the physicians in charge. He is re-
ported to be comfortable.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. c. w. Pick
EFT went to Sherman, where she was to
deliver last evening an address in the
regular lecture course of literary So
ciety which includes most of the proml-
nent people of Sherman and adjoining
towns. Others who are engaged to
speak during the season are Congress
man e. ]. Hill and Rev. c. Hills Of
Plymouth church, New York.
Attorney William Fl. Ely was among
the members of the New Haven county
bar who attended the annual banquet
of the Litchfield County Bar associa-
ton at the Hotel Winchester in Win
sted, Monday night. He reports having
a very enjoyable time.
It is stated that the switchmen in the
employ of the Consolidated railroad in
this city are circulating a petition for
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general officers of the company, and
which asks for an increase of wages to
"the standard rate"
An organization of colored walters
of this city has been formed. r. H.
Jackson, J. B. Whitby, w. c. Howard,
Lucian J. Hoyt, Walter H. Howard
and Charles w. Harris are the incor-
porators.
An illustrated lecture was given in
the Yale School of Fine Arts last night
at o'clock by Professor Weir. His
subject was "Velasquez.'
Joseph Criddle, manager Of Polrs
Bridgeport theater, late of this city, IS
confined to his home by illness, the
result of over-exertion during the past
+wo weeks. It is hoped that it will not
prove serious and that a few days
rest will completely restore him to his
usual good health. Manager Poll nm
self is in charge of the bridgeport
theater during Mr.. Criddle's enforced
absence.
At las p. m. to-day the members OF
the Yale Glee, Banjo, Guitar ana MAN.
dolin clubs leave the city on the private
car "Grassmere" for their annual holl-
dav trip. They go directly to Spring
field. Mass. where tonight they give
the first concert of the trip.
Last evening occurred the invitation
charity whist, given by Mrs. S. S. Ad-
ans at her home on Orange street
About sixty people attended. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to a Sunshine
club-help. Prizes were given and a
thoroughly pleasant evening was en-
joyed by all present.
A nine-pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. George Trap of 81 Atwatel
street Monday evening.
Mrs. Sarah Shoninger Rosenberg OF
New York is visiting her parents al
their home, COZ Chapel street.
Miss Loretta c. Coffey of 149 Fillmore
street arrived home from the boarding
school she is attending at Hartford
yesterday to spend the holidays witt
her parents.
The condition of Mrs. Alice More
house, wife of Abraham Morehouse Of
75 Haven street. who in an attempt or
her life Monday night cut an artery II
her wrist, was reported as satisfactory
at Grace hospital yesterday, and she
probably will soon recover.