The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-01-10

held in Hartford last Saturday Will
liam Hooker Atwood, the general man
ager, was elected vice president of the
company.
Mrs. Emily Bowers, with her two lit
tie neces, Dorothy and Janet Blenner,
left yesterday for New York. They
will be the guests of Carl Blenner the
artist. at his studio. Mrs. Bowers will
also visit Richmond, Va, for a few
weeks before returning to New Haven
Frank Brown Of Yale and Frederick
| Rayeroft Christopher Macklin and Ed
ward Finnegan, all of this city, have
| returned home after a visit to John
Ginty at 5 Coa1pin Hill Avenue, DAN
bury.
James j. Kennedy Of Fourth avenue.
West Haven, after spending two weeks
with his parents. left yesterday for st,
Charles college, Baltimore.
Mrs. Walter Triton of Whitney ave-
nue. gave children's party for her
daughter Marguerite Triton, yesterday
afternoon.
Patrolman Joseph Bellman of the
Dixwell avenue precinct, who lives at
S31 Grand avenue, was taken suddenly
and violently i'll at noon yesterday
while on duty on Elm street. The Of
ficer was In great pain and was at once
removed to Grace hospital. He is suf-
fering from a complication of disorders.
For some time he has been in, poor
health and the attack yesterday was
one of several which he has exper-
fenced.
DR.. and Mrs Charles Alling Tuttle
gave their first 'at home Wednesday
evening at 2e Dwight street. The rooms
were decorated entirely in red, carna-
tons and roses being combined with
ribbons of the same color, the gas Jets
also having red shades to carry out
the prevailing scheme. Mrs. futile wore
a costume of black net over white. She
was assisted in receiving by five of
her bridesmaids, who were Miss Mae
]. Lum, the maid Of honor Miss Clara
L. Jepson, Miss Caroline l.. Moulthrop,
Miss Agnes Smith and Miss Grace KEEL
lam. Mrs. Fred Lloyd and Mrs Edwin
Oviatt served frappe in the dining
room Over one hundred called during
the reception hours from until 10
o'clock.
Mr. Bauer of Richard street, West
Haven. who had so far recovered from
his Illness as to be out, is suffering a
relapse,
George A. Ely of Southington is Wis
iting relatives in this city,
A. e. Bradley of Hartford, who has
been living at Woodmont through the
summer and fall, has rented Harry |
Ackrill's house on Center street, West |
,,r,1J Al
the 18th of the month
William Cross of Wallingford came |
Wednesday to the Boardman Manual |
Training school, and entered into the
sophomore class of that institute. Elk I
Captain Percy Collins of the Fl. s. base
ball team, Wallngford, is also attend /
ing Boardman.
The following Connecticut pensions
have just been granted: Adolph Kun
merlin of Bridgeport. SS per month;
Bridget Malloy of Rockville, $8 per
month; Allen Anderson of Uncasville.
So per month; Harriet O. ". Ford of
Bridgeport IS per month; ella Smith
IF Long Hill, So per month; Addie "
Brooks Of New Haven, IS per month;
David Wood of Stonington, $40 per
MONTH
The Twentieth Century Whist club of
Bradford meets this (Friday) after
loon with Mrs. Charles S. Bradley at
he home of her sister, Mrs. Charles
covert on MILFORD avenue.
Rev. Charles H. Buck, who has just
'een appointed presiding elder of the
1eW York East district to complete the
nexpired conference year of the late
rev, DIR. Joseph Pullman, is one of the
est known clergymen in the New York |
last conference. His pastorates have ,
cen as follows:1S645 Sinsbury; 1866, {
Vestville; 1863, Bristol 1902, New !
'ritain; 1885, New Haven est. John
treeD; 1868, Bristol: 1890 New ,
'ritan; 1878 First church, New Ha- G
en-; 1867, Nostrand avenue, Brooklyn; l
1919, Stamford; 1890, supernumerary :
1914, Eighteenth street, Brooklyn; ,
1858, Bristol; 1900. Sinsbury: 1901, sl- =,