The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-11-25


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walter NJ. Bradley, assistant instruc-
tor at Yale Sheffield Scientific school,
his brother. Milton H Bradley. of the
Grn of Benedict & Co, coal dealers,
and their mother, Mrs. Bradley, wife Of
George 7. Bradley Of Benedict & Co.,
left yesterday for trip to the Southern
Pacific coast Mrs. Bradley and Milton
Bradley will return in six or seven
weeks and Walter Bradley will remain
in Southern California until next June
for the further improvement OF his
health.
At the annual memorial services OF
Norwich lodge Of Elks Sunday, Decem-
Der 6, the musical part Of the exercises
will consist of selections by an orches-
ira of twenty pieces, directed by Broth
er C. w. Tubbs, and solos by Miss Ho-
gan Of, New Haven, soprano; Miss NO
ME Tarrant of this city, alto, and Mr..
Lautenbach Of New Haven. tenor.
The good people of Short Beach have
rallied around Mr.. and Mrs. Peterson,
whose children are down with scarlet
fever, and everything has been done to
make the family comfortable until the
father and wage Garner can resume
work. Mrs. Peterson, with the three
sick children, is upstairs at the little
home, and Mr.. Peterson with four other
children has the down stairs rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace S. Gates of Nor
witch yesterday celebrated the sixty
sixth anniversary Of their marriage last
Saturday.
William c. Doolittle of Branford and
a party Of fifteen, thirteen of whom are
from Short Beach, will leave the beach
on Friday for Florida. Mr.. Doolittle has
beautiful winter home in Belleview,
where he and Mrs. Doolittle go every
winter. s--& ..t.4 H..
Mrs. Henry Finger Of California, who
has been the guest for a week of Miss
Sarah Crazy of Williams street, Nor
witch, is visiting in this city.
Mrs. E. H. Sheath of 2S5 Whitney ave-
nue. has cards out for large tea to be
given on the afternoon of December
from until o'clock. Jill
The twelfth annual recognition SER
vice Of the Boys Brigade of Humphrey
street Congregational church took place
on Sunday evening at the church. The
company entered the auditorium singing
the hymn Coward Christian Soldier"
and occupied seats in the body of the
church. The pastor. Rev. Frank r.
, Luckey, presented the officers with
their commissions and warrants and
also presented Messrs Simpson, Jack
son and Schubert with gold medals for
five years service The company re-
peated their watchword and sang their
company hymns after which they were
addressed by Mr.. Burton of Yale divin-
ity school, who is assistant in pastoral
work to the pastor. Mr.. Burton's theme
was stSelf-sacrifice as illustrated by the
kernel Of corn, which if it fall not into
the ground and die it dwelleth alone,
but il ii die 1t beareth much fruit. 2
Mr. Burton's discourse was listened to
with rapt attention by the audience and
was plain, forcible and eloquent. Mr..
and Mrs. Burton came from Minnesota
in July, where Mr.. Burton was for sew
eral years principal of Window institute
and Mr. Burton began this fall three
years course in Yale divinity school
preparatory to the ministry. He has
been honored by being chosen from Yale
dents who will participate in the inter-
collegiate debate with Harvard college
which will be held in Woolsey hall in a
short time.
Mrs. Winchester Bennett will throw
open her house for the coming out re-
ceDtion Of Miss Smythe, the youngest
daughter Of the Rev. DR.. smyth Of Cen.
ter church. This large social affair viii
take place on Monday evening, Novem.
Der 80.
Mrs. Grace Brown Salisbury has post.
poned her usual classes for her talks
on Current Events this week, on &C
count OF, Thanksgiving. Next Wednes
day they will be resumed as usual.
The Iowa club requests that student,
interested in the Yale car from New
Haven to Chicago on December 1e ap
ply at once as the party list will bt
completed as soon after December
as possible.
George N. Rowe, clerk in the depart
ment of charities Office, as justice of thu
peace, married Mary Robitaille ant
George j. Benning in the city hall Mon
day afternoon. They came from New
Britain. The groom is platter by trad
u and is thirty-eight years old. The brid
Is thirty-seven years old. They wer
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Cur
kin of this city, who witnessed the mar
riage.
Professor Francis Wayland has givel
1880 as a Wayland prize fund for de
bate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Egbert Allen and littl
daughter, Natalia, of Central avenue
are spending few weeks in Delaware
where they are the guests of relatives
At the meeting Of tn Chicago Latil
and University School club of the Scien
tific freshman class the following Off
GERS were elected: President. A. N
Walker: vice president, E. B. Magnus
secretary and treasurer, /. Randall. !
committee was appointed for arranging
for supper and theater party in Ne1
York during the Thanksgiving recess.
A quiet wedding took place earl
Monday morning at st. Johns churc
which united in marriage Miss There's
Lynch Of IS Kossuth street and John Fl
Flanagan OF 10 Baldwin street. TIL
bride has been employed in the super
intendent's Office Of Sargent & Co. 70
some time. and the groom conducts
gentleman's furnishing store on Con
gress avenue. The maid of honor wa