The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-06
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Mrs. Sizer of Fair Haven Heights.
wife of Warden f. w. ]. Sizer, leaves
for New York tomorrow to sail for
Europe on Cunarder. She goes with
a Brooklyn lady. They will travel ex-
tensively in England and on the con-
tinent, and will be away about two
months.
Fayette S. Curtis, jr., infant son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Curtis of New
York. was christened in Christ church
yesterday afternoon.
Miss Elizabeth w. Cleaveland, teach
er of English at the Hillhouse High
school, has gone to Europe, sailing from
Boston. She will spend the summer
abroad.
Wayland 1. Dickerman, son of Flor
list G. A. Dickerman, Is in town visit
ing friends. He is now in business in
Philadelphia His many friends are
glad to welcome him.
Druggist Fords new house on Lyn-
wood street Is being rapidly pushed to
completion.
Miss Whiting of Dixwell avenue and
Miss Gorham of Winthrop avenue
have returned from a vacation in New
York city.
Miss Bessie Bailey of Dixwell ave-
nue. is spending her vacation with her
sister, Mrs. Walter Conner of Holyoke,
Attorney J. Birney futile, who rep
resents the Danbury National bank in
| its connection with the ownership of the
Elliott house in this city, says the re-
| port, that the hotel is to be altered into
| flats is without foundation.
John Keast, the veteran Yale boat
builder of this city, has just launched
at his boat yards the lightest satlboat
ever built in America. 1t Is patterned
after naval design made by Henry
H. Porter of Chicago, Yale 81 S.
| Edward /. Atwater gave fine dis
play of Japanese day fireworks at his
residence Fourth Of July afternoon
He had kindly invited a goodly num-
Der of his friends to his fine new resi-
dence and they witnessed the display
from the handsome lawn.
The Fourth of July will be a red let
ter day to the genial janitor at the gas
office. r. C. Bruce, Roger, as he is
called by the boys in the office, did not
receive the present of case of fire.
works wherewith to celebrate the great
| and glorious Fourth. He, however, re-
ceived a present that will be of a more
| lasting donation, that of bouncing
ten-pound girl into his family.
/ Co,,,y,,iccioppr Jarnac TT Macdonald
went to New York on Saturday to see
his daughter, Anna, sail by the City Of
Rome for Glasgow. Miss Jessie Mac.
donald and Mr. Samuel MacLauchlir
also went down to see their sister An.
ma off by the same steamship. They
both expect to return by the same
steamer from Glasgow on the goth Of
4 August.
Il Mr.. James Anderson and Mr.. William
Il Dick of Even Mcintyre & Co. spent
Il the Fourth and also Sunday visiting
Il friends in Ansonia.
n Mr.. William Paterson, the builder
and Mr. John Menges of the Morgan
Plumbing Co. spent Saturday and Sun
day visiting friends in New York and
II Brooklyn.
Mr.. w. Handling of Howe & Stet
Il sons had large party out In his for
4 ty-foot yacht the Mary Handling OF
Saturday They included Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Monteith, Miss M. Marquis
Mr.. and Mrs. Thaer, Mr.. and Mis-
Hogan, Mrs. J. Handling and w
Bonnie of New York.
Miss Eveta Lang Of Central Americ'
is visiting her Wilbraham colleg
friend, Miss Amy Dutton of 81 Bishol
street. Miss Lang has lovely voice
which she expects to cultivate either il
Boston or New Haven. She leave
shortly to visit her aunt in Canada
Mrs James Davis of Orange stree
and children are spending the summe
in Litchfield.
Rev. DIR. w. l.. Phillips, pastor of tn
Church of the Redeemer and famil
will take the II 05 a. m. train for Eas
Pembroke, Mass, to-day, where the
intend to stay two months. In August
when Mrt Phillips gets his vacation
he intends to join his family. MI
Phillips offers his services to the churc
there during his stay. The latter par
of their vacation they may spend i
the White mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pulls of Brook
Ign spent the Fourth of July with thei
uncle, Mr.. George Robinson of so Bish
OPP street.
. Mr.. James Parsons and family G
: Bishop street left Friday for their shor
cottage Mr.. Parsons is having a fin
residence erected on the corner of Liv
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