The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-07-04

Elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Braden and son.
of Boston. are spending some days on
visit to their parents in this city.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Walker and chill
dren are at The Inn. Newtown, Conn,
for the summer.
William Warner, son of the Rev.
George R. Warner, has been appointed
on the New Haven High school corps
Of instructors, and will begin his work
in the institution in September.
President MeIlen of the Consolidated
railroad win spend to-day with his
family at stockbridge.
Maurice al Nutting. who has been
connected with the Southern New Eng
land Telephone company for number
of years, and who resides at 1O7 Bish-
op street, has been promoted to take
charge Of the Norwalk exchange of the
company. He will succeed ]. F. Strong,
who has been manager there for a
number of years, but who takes va
cation on account of I'll health. The
many friends OF Mr.. Nutting in this
city wish him success in his new posi-
| ton. The formal transfer of the office
will take place in few days.
Nathan B. Stone, president of the
Yale Business college. left Friday for
st. Louis, where he viii attend the ma
tional democratic convention. After
spending a week at the exposition. he
will take a trip up the Mississippi to
Clinton Iowa. returning about July Is.
New Haven local, No. $40, Journey
men Plumbers, have elected Patrick +.
lO'Meara at delegate to the fourteenth
convention to be. held at Birmingham,
Ala, August u to %.
While the Connecticut delegates to
the national republican convention
were on their way home. Congressman
Frank B. Brandegee, as spokesman,
presented to Registrar Edward S.
Young, of Hartford, who was sergeant
at-arms Of the delegation, a handsome
/silver loving cup, in recognition of his
efficient services.
The many friends Of Major w. Al.
Lincoln will be glad to know that he
lis once more able to be about town and
is in perfect control of all his limbs.
The Hon. Alexander Troup, editor of
The Union, left for St. Louis Friday
might to be present at the national
democratic convention. He had not
planned to go to st. Louis up to with
i in few hours of his start.
Frederick A. Belts, of the Worlds
Fair commission, win entertain the
Connecticut delegation to the national
democratic convention in st. Louis on
Tuesday. Besides being entertained on
i the fair grounds it is said the delega-
ton will be given an auto ride about
/ st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Eichmann and
daughter, Beatrice, Of 315 Orchard
street, Saturday morning sailed on the
lsteamer Patricia for Germany. They
will tour the Rhine and visit Switzer-
land, returning home in the fall.
i To-day the Young Peoples union Of
1.-THE First German Baptist church Will
fenjoy an outing in Mount Carmel. The
members win meet at the Green at
about o'clock in the morning.
On Wednesday, July 49, the Sunday
school Of the First German Baptist
church will hold its annual picnic at
Double Beach.
Alois Heminger, formerly superin-
Itendent of the hthogroph departmnt of
tn Armstrong box shop in this city IS
there on a visit from Providence, where
The Is chemical expert in large litho-
Egraphic house.
Mr.. Gustav Rossenwasser, formerly
a resident of this city, and now living
lin New York, lies in Grace hospital as
1.-THE result of a very painful, though
mot extremely serious, accident which
befeIl him this week. While on Wash
Iington avenue, Mr.. Rossenwasser Slip
tped and fell to the sidewalk, dislocat-
ling his hip.
i Wednesday was the anniversary of
1.-THE birthday of Gen. a. H. Ernbler, who
Saturday celebrated it by a family re-
union at his residence In Sylvan ave-
nue.. His six daughters, Mrs. Loomis
Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Weight, Misses Es-
Their, Alice and Grace Embler, were
present. Mr.. and Mrs. Embler's sons
are Ralph. Sims, Howard and Marshall
tEmbler, the latter of the First National
bank of New Haven.
i A trolley car ran into Henry 4.
Hotchkiss' carriage at Olive and Grand
avenue yesterday afternoon and broke
la wheel. Mr.. Hotchkiss and his daugh-
ter were thrown out Of the carriage
but were not injured. It was narrow
escape from a serious accident.
4 The Brotherhood of st. Paul's church
will hold its regular meeting to-mor-
Irow evening instead of tonight, be-
cause of to-day being the Fourth.
i Vice President p. R. Todd of the
CONSOLIDATED road and a party of
friends left Friday at noon for the
Catskills. They made the trip from this
lefty to Winsted, where they embarked
on the Central New England express
bound for the Catskills.
A dispatch says that Edwin Fisher
Eof New Haven has transferred to Rev.
1 Henry I'll. johnson, a Baptist clergy
imam Of this city, a piece of land in
Deep River. Mr.. johnson is cler-
Igyman of this city. Fishers father
was an escaped slave and died in Deep
River in 1900 He took the under
ground railroad" and reached the home
slof Deacon George Read Of Deep River,
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