The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-07-07
PERSONAL JOITINGs.

or Il. M. Bishop, the druggist of this city, sailed last Saturday with a party of fifty-fve on the steamer Anchoria of the Anchor line for trip in Europe. Miss Bishop holds responsible posi- tion in the state normal school at AL bany She will travel in England, France, Belgium, Switzerland and Ger many. The party will be away about two months.
 Miss Leonice c. M. Sturmdorf of Hartford was the guest of friends in this city yesterday,
 | Mrs. S. s. Thompson of the Church of the Redeemer choir will spend a part of next month in the Adlrondacks with her eldest son. Paul. Wayland I. Dickerman, son of George l A. Dickerman, the florist, spent the Fourth with his parents in this city, and with his grandparents at Morris | Cove. He Is connected with the real estate department of prominent cor poration in New York city. | MT. and Mrs. Clarence B. Bolmer of Lynwood street have returned from brief stay at Mamaroneck, N. Y., where they spent the Fourth of July with Mr. | Bolmer's sister Mrs. Constable of New York city, at the summer home of the Constables. In August MT. and Mrs Bolmer will go to the Catskills, where MT. Bolmers people have their country l house.
 Mrs Hoadley B, Ives of this city | tour in the Orient, is visiting her brother in Dakota.
 l Edward L. Phelan, the well known 1 and popular costumer, and his wife, of l 148 Orange street, have gone to Cosey Beach for the summer.
 Porter Clark, formerly of New Ha- ven, is member of the First Illinois infantry regiment, and is now in 1 hospital in Georgia. He has been very sick
 Miss M. Elizabeth MuInford of South Norwalk Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. George A. Maycock, 1S9 Oak street.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Hattie Bodlander to Joseph Dash of New York. Miss Bodlander and her fiancee will be lat home" to ' lISlE lIieIluS Ul July Ats | At the meeting of the board of alder men which will be held this evening two reports in reference to the issu- ance of bridge bonds will be received.
 Stanley Trott Allyn, son of T. M, AL lyn of New London, will soon leave San Francisco with five others for the Klondike. The party is backed by a company which has a capital of $1 ,000
 000
 Mrs. J. c. Farril, who has been spending the part year at her Milford place, is at Grove hall for July and
 August
 Isaac H. Stoddard, the Chapel street
 photographer, who has been very i'll
 for ten months is very feeble and his
 condition excites much solicitude
 among his many friends.
 Tsadore Werzberg son of MT. and
 Mrs. A. Werzberg of Front street, for , the past eight years engaged in busi-
 ness at Macon, Ga, is visiting his pa : rents Mir Werzberg's business inter- ests will be in the east for the coming
 year.
 Yesterday forenoon some boys set fire , to the dry grass on Hallock avenue,
 between Third and Fifth streets, and
 the flames burned rapidly until o'clock
 yesterday afternoon when they were finally extinguished by hose cart No, l.
 Quite track was burned over.
 William s. Rowe and family are at
 Florence, Moss. They will also visit
 Granby. They will be away about two
 weeks.
 Miss Elizabeth c. Gaffney, the so- |, prano singer, is at Sheffield Mass, the guest of Miss sophy Curtiss of New York. Miss Curtiss, who is a promi- : nent member of the Sorosis, was the , organizer of the New York Ladies' ], quartet.
 M. Steinert, who with Prof. H. M. , Parker is spending part of July at Sharon Springs, has opened his sum ] mer home in East Haven, near the | lighthouse, and the family is now in
 possession. Mir Steinert's daughter, Mrs J. B. Ullman, and MT. Ullman, will also spend the summer there. F B. Donahue representing Fields
 original cafe cloves pepsin chewing
 gum is in town making a reconnois-
 sance of the city trade. He has been with the house in the central New York trade of his house, and is now as- signed to the New England depart ment. Anthony Carroll is going down to w. F. Gilbert's coal yard in Railroad ave- nue early this morning with blood in his eye and writing pad ill his hand. He says he is going to weigh the coal for the New Haven school district, or
 know the reason why. T shall stay
 there." said Carroll yesterday, "till the
 police remove me- I have been ap- pointed by the committee, the official weigher, and have the appointment in my pocket. If I am not permitted to perform duties I will appeal to the !, court of common council" The agents of the Compagnie Gener- ale Transatlantique in this city, of which the i'll fated La Bourgogne be-
 Ionged, are the firm of T. H. Pease &
 Son. There were no passengers from , New Haven or vicinity on La Bour-
 gogne for this voyage. Salmon H.
 Pease said yesterday that he knew the vessel La Bourgogne very well indeed
 and that he went to Europe on her in
 the summer of 1892. He found her an elegant and we'll appointed vessel. On
 the trip over when they passed through that same section where she met her
 terrible fate, near Sable Island, the
 1yao thor was very fopp'y and La PO11r-