The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-10-30

Captain Charles S. sperry will sue
coed Rear Admiral Chadwick as presi-
dent of the war college board at New
port. This information comes from
Washington under date of October 2S.
Captain Charles stillman sperry spent
his boyhood in Waterbury, this state.
Mrs. Charles Tomas, returned yes
terday from long visit with her moth
er at Ellicottville, N. Y.
The Rev. BonaYenture F. Broderick,
d. D., formerly a curate in Connecticut
churches, and well known here, was
ordained bishop of Julipoles, Island of
Cuba, at the cathedral in Havana We'd
nesday. His is the first conservation
of an American auxiliary bishop in the
i West Indies.
The next meeting. of the w. S. A.
will be held tomorrow, October 81, at
p. m, in the parlors of the Y. NJ. in
/ stitute. Reports from the vacation
school and playground committee, and
from the state federation will be heard.
| Miss Mary A. Mitchell, formerly of
Geneva, N. Y, but for the past year
of this city, left yesterday for Pasa-
dena, Cal, where sch expects to spend
the next twelve months
/ Mrs. Nancy Cornwall of Middletown
celebrated her one hundredth birthday
Wednesday by taking an automobile
ride.
Charles Kott of Waterville was in
this city yesterday consulting spe-
cialist
Mrs. G. H. Munson of Lynwood Place
is spending the week at her mothers in
/ Stratford.
| After the retirement of Judge Hall
from the presidency of the New York.
New Haven & Hartford railroad to-
morrow, the Judge win make almost inn
mediate preparations for leaving New
Haven for a rest of six months. He and
his family win close their Hillhouse
avenue home and will start for Califor-
inia, where the six months will be
Ispent
Miss M. E. billiard has left after
home in Denver Col
E. Henry Barnes of this city and a
number of other eastern stockholders
have gone to Kansas City, Mo-, to at
was Mill Silvia briggs and the best
holders Of the Guardian Trust company.
The stockholders from the east are rail-
Lying to the support of A. E. Stillwell,
who is in conflict with John w. Gates
over the control of the company Mr..
/ Stillwell is well known in Connecticut.
He was formerly connected with the
Travellers Insurance company of Hart
ford.
Harold M. Davis, the brickmaker's
son of North Haven, left Thursday for
Morrison, Va, on the Monroe of the
Old Dominion line This is to be a
hunting trip of a month. From there he
will go to Kentucky for the rest of
the winter, expecting to return about
March l.
Mrs. w. H. Moseley is still enjoying
the fall weather at her country home
in Norfolk. Mr.. Moseley has returned
and is in charge of affairs at his ho-
Itel.
i The members of the fire department
stationed at Engine 10 gave a farewell
banquet to j. f, Griffin, the engineer,
at that place, who left yesterday to as
15ulll0$ pU5lIlOll LII
4 CINE In the rooms in the basement Of
the engine house.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Leggett of 295
Columbus avenue announce the mar
lriage Of their daughter Helent to DR..
Charles v. ]. Quigley of New York.
The palatial clubhouse at Saratoga
Springs which is well known to many
of our citizens who visit Saratoga ev-
cry season, is now undergoing radi-
cal change. r. A. Garfield, its Million
aire owner, has contracted to take
away the present conmodious kitchen
connected with its palatial restaurant
and in it's place build kitchen to cost
! $40, 00O,. which will be the finest one in
this country. Other Improvements will
also be made to the clubhouse and it's
surroundings and when all completed
will be the most noted point of interest
at Saratoga Springs Mr.. Garfield pro-
poses to have his palatial clubhouse
ready for the reception of visitors by
the opening Of the season Of 1904.
4 The marriage Of Miss Ida M. Hubbell
and William SmallWood, both residents
of Bridgeport, took place Wednesday
Il evening shortly after 5 o'clock at the
First Congregational church parsonage,
the ceremony being performed by the
Rev. H. Fl. Morse.
i New Haven Baptist clergymen will
take part in the celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary Of the First
Baptist church in Waterbury next
week; also the Hartford Baptist minis
i tiers.
i To-day, October 80, being the TWEEN
j ty-fifth anniversary of the marriage Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nichols, they will
be pleased to see their friends at their
home in Oxford. A cordial invitation
is extended to all who may wish to at
tend. If stormy will be held Saturday
or the next pleasant eveing.
The Myopia assembly will hold their
second informal reception Tuesday
evening", November 8, at Lenox hall.
Stanfords' orchestra will furnish music
for the occasion. The committee in
cludes w. HI. Frawley, B. J.. Kelly,
J. e. McGuinness and J. Fl. Cahill.
The wedding of Miss Mary Tillery of
this city and Albert Johnson of Hafl1p-