The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-11-11

Professor A. D. Morrill, of the New
Haven Normal school in the course Of
a week or two will deliver lecture be-
fore the school teachers of New Lon
don on Easy Experiments in Physics. -
The lecture will be illustrated with APP
paratus loaned by the state board of ed
ucation.
Congressman N D. Sperry yesterday
filed a report of his expenses during
the campaign. Mr.. Sperry spent $500
through his agent.
Mrs. Frederick T. Block of Newark
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles Ock-
ert of Nicoll street.
A. Maxcy Hitler, candidate for justice
of the peace on the republican ticket,
certifies in the town clerks office that
he spent S. election day for the distri-
button of ballots.
DR.. Garvin, the democratic governor
elect of Rhode Island, married Mid
dletown woman. who was Lucy w.
Southmayd of the Southmayd family in
the Saddle Hill district. Mrs. Varvifl
died few years ago leaving three
daughters, graduates of Brown univer-
sity. Sheriff Browns mother is a sis
ter of the late Mrs. Garvin.
John Campbell is confined to the
home of Nj. Taylor on Central avenue,
Westville suffering from an attack of
appendicitis, but yesterday is reported
as being quite little improved. This is
the second alta. k Mr.. Campbell has suf-
fered, and before he is entirely recov-
cred an operation it is believed will
have to be performed.
Connecticut pensions: Originals, Agur
Wheeler, New Haven, $40; increase, re-
issue, ETC., Alonzo A. Potter, Killingy,
So; Charles Miller, New Britain, S12;
widows, minors, and dependent rela-
tives, Margaret Kelleher, Waterbury, IS.
Miss Susan Newell who has been Wis
iting in Branford, has returned to her
home on Elm street, West Haven.
Conductor John Dyas of the New
York. New Haven and Hartford road
has returned from a short vacation
spent in the Maine woods.
Alexander Dingwall, son of Murdoch
Dingwall, has been appointed state in
spector of switchboards for the South
ern New England Telephone company.
He has already entered upon his new
duties.
A Junior Christian Endeay0r rally held in
the Congregational church In Bethel. sun
day. was addressed by Henry F. Smith OF
Mrs. Leonidas Alling of New York is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. Alpheus Merwin OF
Orange Mrs. Alling has come to attend
the Clark Woodruff wedding, which takes
place Wednesday.
John Crown of this city is visiting at the
home of Casper Whiting on Main street,
G. D. Rice of Middletown left Saturday
for Osining, n. Y, to attend the funeral
of his brother. Charles L. Rice, who died
civil war, having enlisted in Mystic in 1862
in Company c. Twenty:irs Connecticut
Volunteers. George 7. Mech of this city
served in the same company with him;
The Entire Nous club was entertained
last evening at the residence of Miss 1rma
Daily on Whal!ey avenue.
The Rev. Thomas Il. Davies, Jr., has no.
titled the vestry of Christ Episcopal church,
Norwich, that he has accepted the call re-
Gently rendered him. to become rector OF
resignation as rector Of Christ church has
not yet been rendered and no time has yet
been set for his leaving. Mr.. Davies is
about thirty years old and is a son of the
Rt. Rev T. f. Davies, bishop of Michigan.
He graduated at Yale university in 1894.
Game Warden Thomas Hayes will move
from his home in Woodbridge to-day to
the Miller homestead on Ramsdell street.
Mr. Hayes will now he amongst the hunters
and can do his work with much more eff
cheney.
Clarence P. McLane former principal
of the Westvile grammar school, was in
town yesterday visiting friends. He ex-
poets to return to his home in New York
state to-day.
Mrs. Thomas j. Fairly and daughter,
Flora, of New Canaan, are visiting with
relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Addison Ray will
celebrate their golden wedding anniversary
on Saturday, the twenty.secon, from I'M
mont Chestnut street. West Haven.
Mrs. George L. Raymond Of New Canaan
visited, several days last week, with her
son. Percy in this city.
The November number Of The Mothers
Journal is issued and is on sale at the
usual place. The frontisDiece is an excel
lent picture of the late Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady Stanton. The opening article is about
Mrs. Stanton, who was prominent figure
writer is Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon FILLING
hast of this city. Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
stanton, The Model Mother is the title.
Mrs. William Everitt Of Richard place,
West Haven, has gone to Kinderhook, n.
H.,
her aunt.
President and Mrs Hadley received the
freshman class of Yale university yesterday
afternoon from until 6 at their residence
on Whitney avenue, Mrs. Hadley was as
sisted in receiving by. Mrs. Eli Whitney,
Mrs William Beebe, Mrs. John Weir, Mrs.
Charles Gilbert, Miss Newton. Mrs. War
rem and Miss Quincy. The ushers were
Professor Niemeyer, Professor Luqulens,
Professor Cornwall, Professor Adams, Pro
v
sor Goodell and Professor Reynolds.
Mrs G. B. Fancher and son Charles of
New Canaan have returned home from a
visit with Mrs. William Lloyd in this city
Michael Fitzgerald, the driver employed
at the Springside home, met with "A serious
runaway accident on Saturday, and as a
result of the affair the carriage which he
drives is Il wreck, and Blake street fence
is shy its pickets.
At the Plymouth church Sunday Mrs. Els
tellc Linsley sang in the quartette, substi-
tuting for Miss Katherine Murphy. Mrs.
Linsley Is the wife Of +. j. Linsley Of the
New England Dairy company.
The programme for the grand concert
church in the West Haven town hall,
Thursday evening. is as follows: japanese
Love Song" IL young ladies' of Sacred
Heart parish; The Charmed Cup"
d Hardelot, Miss Lynch; .'Walther's Prize
Song" Wagner, "Die Meistersinger," Mr.
Lautenback; 'Serenade," Sawyer, Miss
Gaffney; quartette, Miss Helen Gauntlet
Williams. pianiste; farce '"The Hoyden, y
by members of st. Lawrence parish. Dane
in will follow.
William H. Hamilton. Frederick H. Ben
ton, Attorney p. w. Chase and Frederick
Norman are four New Hayeners who went
after game in the wilds of old Mystic last
Saturday. They bagged % quail, 6 wood
cock, partridges and several rabbits ana
squirrels This is the actual number taken,
sworn to before Abel II. Hinckley, notary