The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-08

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The many friends of j. Edward
Heaton will be delighted to learn that
/ he has so far recovered from his re-
cent illness as to be able to return
/ to his home on York streetby Thursday
or Friday of this week.
Charles Gay, president of the Gear
Hill Twelfth Ward club, has announced
that all members of the club are IN
vited to the Bryan banquet tonight at
the Tontine. They may procure tickets
of the following: r. j. Coffey, corner
of State and View streets; Christopher
Casey, corner State and Ferry ID. f.
Richardson, corner State and Ferry
! James Rourke, State and Bishop; An
/ thony Carono, State near Ferry; Cor
/ nelius Smith, 40 Middletown avenue.
| There was but little change yesterday
! in the condition Of Ernest Thompson
of the Yale bank, who has been Ill
about sixteen days with typhoid fever
| DR.. Goodwin, the attending physician,
stated that the patient was about in the
same condition. The fever is not as
week but the patients heart has shown
indica tions of. weakness that has Wor-
ried the attending physician.
Word was received yesterday that
Mrs. Whitelaw Reid will attend the
Junior promenade. This list of distin-
guished people who will be here for the
Yale festivities will give the promenade
of 1902 precedence, for some years. as
the most important of all promenades
Former Fire Chief Andrew Kennedy
has now been i'll at his home on Brad
ley street for nearly six weeks and yes
terday is the first real comfortable day
that he has passed
j. Stanley Free has given up his beer
agency in this city and gone back to
his old business, that of glove sales
man. He has accepted a position with
Stewart & Briggs of Johnstown, n. Y,
large glove makers Mr.. Free will
travel through Illinois and Ohio. His
friends wish him plenty of success.
The silver jubilee of the Rev. Father
William f. Linahan of st. Mary's
Roman Catholic church will be finely
celebrated next Sunday at the church.
At the 1880 morning mass all the mem
bers of the Young Ladies' Sodality, of
which organization Father Linahan is
the spiritual director, will receive holy
communion for the priests. AT 1890
solemn high mass will be celebrated by
Father Lnahan. The sermon at this
service will be delivered by Father
Clements Thuente. the pastor. In the
evening further plans for the jubilee
celebration will be carried out, proba-
bly, in the parochial residence, Father
Linahan was born in Springfield, Ky,
and was ordained in 1877 by Bishop
Rosecrans of Columbus, O. He was
one of the four Dominican Fathers who
came here first to take charge of the
st. Mary's parish when the secular
priests relinquisbed their control of it.
The others are in addition to Father
Linahan and Father Kent. The Rev
Hartigan and Father Kent. The Rev
Father Linahan has had the care of
several parishes in New York and
Washington.
Mrs George A. Maycock Of Oak
Place, who has been on a visit to
Poughkeepsie, was expected to return
last night.
Howard Bartholomew of S. A. Girls
wolds, Branford, departed for the
south on the 1880 train yesterday Mr..
Bartholomew will leave New York by
boat for Savannah, at p. M He ex
poets to remain until late in the spring.
e. T. Sullivan of the Yale Law school
has been spending a part of his vaca-
ton at the residence of his brother, j.
p. Sullivan, Main street, Stamford.
Timothy Sullivan and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Wallingford are guests of
Mr.. Sullivan also.
The Rev Father j. j. Lotus, the new
curate at ST Mary's r. C, church,
Branford, commenced his pastoral la
lions were present
Miss Fitch of 191 Church street re-
turned to college yesterday
DR.. Wilbur Freeman of MILFORD ave-
nue., Branford, the popular veterinary
surgeon, is about to establish branch
office at Short Beach, where he has :
quite an extensive practice.
The engagement is announced of |
Miss May Phinney of Bradley street to
Robert Anderson of Quebec, Can.
Charles Corcoran of New Britain has |
come to this city and accepted a posi- |
ton with Eyer & Mansfield, who opened |
their new lunch room on Chapel street |
Monday. Mr. Eyer, who is the senior
of the new firm, is in the con"
ion business on Main street. New |
Britain, and Mr. Mansfield formerly |
conducted the Baltimore lunch room on |
Church street
The sixth in series of eight Wrists
was held in the rooms Of the Westville /
Social and Athletic club on Fountain /
street Monday evening, After two /
hours of play and the scores being
counted, it was found that Willard |
Veitch had won the evenings play,
with Harvey Herman a close second. |
Willard Veitch now leads the bunch
of players and Godfrey Johnson, James .
Downs and George Perkins follow in
their respective order There are two
more games to be played after which |
the silver trophy cup will be given.
Two new instructors will be added to
the faculty of the Yael Law school this
morning when the school begins its win