The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-28
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Professor William Lyon Phelps of Yale will lecture in Winsted under the auspices of the Tuesday club on We'd nesday evening, April 27, in the Gil- bert school hall His subject will be 'The Modern Novel"
 Arnon Alling, who has just recovered from the scarlet fever, has gone to Florida, where he is registered at the Hotel Poinciana, having joined Miss Terrill, his fiancee, who is there with her aunt.
 The chamber of commerce will hold 1 its annual meeting next Wednesday night and it will be the fifty-eighth. In the absence of President Ford, Vice President Max Adler will preside. Off, cers will be elected and reports will be submitted.
 Rev. MT. Armstrong, recently assist ant pastor of the Humphrey street Cong church, will preach morning and evening at Trinity M. F. church | next Sunday.
 l Mrs. Henry l.. Hotchkiss, who, to- | gether with Miss Eliza Hotchkiss, has been sojourning at Lakewood, also at l the Laurel-in-t -the-Pines, has returned. | Mrs. Charles B. Storer of S3 Mans | field street, the wife of the well known l Dixwell avenue druggist, who was at tackled with paralysis while stopping | in Malley, Nicely & Co.'S store about a 1 week ago, is still very i'll.
 l MT. and Mrs. Justus Hotchkiss are | still at Lakewood, where they have l spent the month past.
 Thomas Thacher of New York city, the president of the New York Yale Alumni association, is delivering his annual lectures this season before the Yale law school upon Corporations" | MT. Thacher is son of the late Pro- 1 lessor Thacher and is member of the firm of Simpson, Thacher & Bar l mum of New York.
 Mrs. John w. Alling is at Lakewood, registered at Laurel-in-the-Pines where, together with Miss filling, she has been staying for three weeks past. From Lakewood Miss filling will go on to New York, to be the guest of Miss Augusta Polhemus Berard, cousin of her brothers fiancee, whose winter home is at the Buckingham. Miss AL ling expects to return about Easter. l Colonel and Mrs s. J. Fox left Sat- urday for New York and sailed Sunday on the ocean liner Campania for Eng land. They will spend about six weeks l touring through England and France, visiting other places should time per- init.
 The Whatsoever Circle of the Kings l Daughters of Plymouth church will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. Barnes, 26 Lynwood street.
 The annual meeting of the Gounod society will be held in Republican club hall this evening at o'clock. signor | Agramonte will be present and address | the society.
 The bi-monthly meeting of the New Haven union of the Kings Daugh- ters will be held on Saturday, April 2, at o'clock, at Dwight Place chapel.
 Albert Williams has announced a | piano recital to be given by him and his pupils on Wednesday evening, March 30 at his home, 121 St. John street. MT. Williams will be assisted by M. B. Leichter, mandolin; Edwin Rothschild, mandolin; w. P. Wheeler, guitar; S. A. Lauber, violin, and Riley F. Phillips, baritone.
 The production of Gaul's cantata, Ruth" at the West Haven town hall on Wednesday evening, the 30th, by the Euodian society, will be notable musical event A chorus of one hun dred singers will assist led by Charles
 Stormont. The soloists already an-
 nounced are Mrs. s. s. Thompson as
 Ruth" Miss Louise Daniker as "Na-
 omi," and Riley Phillips as "Boaz." In
 the chorus are some excellent voices.