Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-17
PERSONAL ITEMS.
Where New Haveners are Spending
 the Heated Term.

Where New Haveners are Spending
 the Heated Term.
 Rev. Dr. Munger and his SOD, Howard, are at the worlds fair.
 George E. Somsrs and sister left yester- day for the worlds fair.
 Miss Lizzie Corr of IA Canal street is very i'll with malarial fever.
 Mrs. Irving Rogers and son, Harold, of 12 Vernon street are in Newtown, Conn.
 Miss Sara Curtiss left yesterday for 8 five weeks' stay in the Cstskill Mountains.
 P. Cory, who has been quite sick at his home on Mansfield street, is fast improv- ing.
 John Samris of Westville caught 175 bluefish off the jetty on Tuesday after noon.
 Attorney Isaac Wolfe will start to-day for Chicago. He will be absent for three weeks.
 o. w. Palmer of 212 Edgewood avenue has returned home from sojourn at Mor- ris Cove.
 Professor Gustav F. Gruener of Yale is @ candidate for position on the board of education.
 Mrs. J. Coughlin of this city Is visiting MT. and Mrs. M. Brooks of Henry street, Bridgeport.
 W. F. Ensign of $40 George street, re- turned last evening from sojourn at Bethel, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. F. F. Clark of this city are visiting MT. and Mrs. R. N. Blakeslee in Bridgeport.
 W. H. Thorpe, the fish dealer of 29 City market, has returned home from month s sojourn in Vermont.
 T. A. McCaffray of the Globe hotel has returned from vacation of two weeks at Albany and Saratoga.
 Miss Flora Lyons of S12 State street with party of friends has gone to Litch- field for two weeks stay.
 Rev. J. o. Munson, accompanied by his son, Ralph I. Munson and Robert Warren. has gone to the worlds fair.
 The Misses McQuaid of Clinton, Mass. are spending few weeks with their aunt, Mrs. P. MeQuaid of Orchard street.
 McLsne Van Ingen, Winthrop E Dwight, of Yale '93, are in town for few days.
 Frank Tiernan, the genial clerk at Evarts Cutters art store on Chapel street, Is spending his vacation on the west shore.
 Willie Pierce of 94 William street with his cousins, Harry and Ernest Pierce of Lloyd street, are summering in Bristol, Conn.
 Miss Josie Is Brun of Hill street, with her friend, Helen o. Burtte of Newark, N. J., left last evening for Long Branch and Saratoga.
 Mrs. Byron Paddock of Minnesota, for merly of Meriden, with her daughter, Is visiting her sister-in-lsw, Mrs. Frank M. Hall of this city.
 Miss Clara M. Post with the Misses Hannah and Linda Clark of Elizabeth, NJ, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Charles P. Frizell of 30 Garden street.
 Marsden 0. Perry, the Chapel street mer- chant, is home from three weeks outing st Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket, Cape Ccd and other eastern summer resorts. t Miss Evie V. Rockwell of 28 Spruce street, and Miss Atala Smith of 91 Ex- change street, returned Monday from @ three weeks' visit with friends in Botsford, Conn.
 Susan Hewitt. Lane of 1341 State street and Mrs. Annie H. Cartledge of II Foote street were made voters yesterday. This makes nine who have taken advantage of the new law.
 O6pt6ln Wlluam n. V. DOWeu, WnOee post of duty in the United States army is at Mount Vernon barracks, Alabama, ar rived in town Tuesday night on leave of absence till October. - Mrs. Lenora Scott of Winter street and Mrs. Sophia Woods of Artizsu street re- turned yesterday from New London, where they have been spending short vacation with Mrs. A. A. Talbott.-
 Miss Mary O'Keefe and Miss Mary Kin sella returned yesterday from the worlds fair. On their return trip they stopped 6 few days at Niagara Falls, from which teey have brought many beautiful souvs- Uxa.