The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-06
or LOC4L INTER EST.

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| Grafton of Womens Clubs will b. held
in New Haven on November II. The
council will be entertained at luncheon
by New Haven and West Haven clubs,
after which an informal reception will
be held, when all members of federated
clubs will be invited to meet the mem
bers of the council. The council in
cludes the board of directors and the
presidents of all the federated clubs. 1t
is expected that about sixty women will
be present.
Israel A. Kelsey and George Bailey
of West Haven have returned from a
deer-hunting expedition in the Adron-
dacks MI Kelsey shot two fine spec-
mems of the shy and timid animal. e.
A. Lettney and Judge Bryant of the
borough court We're the other members
of the hunting party.
Mr. and Mrs e. H. Hazard of South
ington arrived home Friday evening
from Upper Gage Town, Canada, where
they have been on months vacation.
Mr.. Hazard killed two deer while on
his trip and brought one home with
him.
Mrs. Clara Louise Kellogg Strakosch
spent Tuesday in town, having come
down from her summer home at New
Hartford to be the guest of her cousin,
Miss Sadie Kellogg.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Il 90 rt.,, A
Railroad company, which was to be held
Saturday afternoon in West Haven, was
postponed until next Saturday owing to
the fact that several of the directors re-
siding in and near Boston found 1t i'm
possible to attend
j. ]. Hart, who for many years has
been successfully engaged in the team
ing and expressing business in this city,
has become connected with the West
colt Express company of New York,
and will open headquarters at No. $50
Orange street, In the store of Geary
Brothers. He will conduct a general
express business.
The Euodian society of West Haven
voted at a meeting held on Thursday
night to continue its concerts for an
than seyenty-five members s gn and pay
their dues before December l. The cho-
rus, under the direction of Charles Stor-
mont, has been doing excellent work.
The board of directors elected for the
coming year is as follows: George l.,
Peck, Rollin Coe, Albert Coe, George
Bailey, Ernest Wadhams, Harry Chand
Ter, Harry Tolles, Fl. A. l.. Hall and
George F. Spencer.
Joseph Swartzberger, the man who,
it is believed. was with Weber, the
chicken thief, when the latter was
killed by young Clark in Milford. has
escaped from the Hartford hospital
He was there for two months with a
broken Les.
Herbert Witherspoon is soon to give
a song recital with Mrs. Emma Juch-
Welman at the Brooklyn Institute
Among other singers booked for recitals
at this place and in the winters series
is the new contralto, Clara Butt, who
S considered the greatest contralto since
Albani.
Jacob Hauser, who has for the past !
EN- years conducted the grocery bust
1ess at the corner of West and Frank
streets, has disposed of his business
and will return in a few weeks to his |
I'D home in Frankfort on the Rhine, |
Germany.
The building at 1918 Chapel street,
'ormerly occupied by Stewart and be- |
onging to Dr. Whittemore is being re-
modelled and is soon to be occupied by
chase, the furnisher The first floor Is
Nc Fat I'D aio IN
10 as to be on a level with the sidewalk. |
The side is to be extended so as to take |
n the whole width of the property |
This will give the new store a frontage |
# thirty-six and one-half feet.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Bradley Keller |
ire now on their way home after an
bsence of two years spent in Europe
Before going to their home at Phladel-
'hia Mr.. and Mrs Keller will be the
-uests of DR.. and Mrs. Rolln Mcneil |
or brief stay.
A meeting of the New Haven Society
f the Archaeological Institute Of
america was held Saturday evening in
DOM 20, Phelps hall, on the Yale cam
us.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Robinson of
'i"ih e.iCCt, NCct IldNelf, CtleDIdleu
he fifteenth anniversary of their mar
iage Friday evening. There were about
Wenty five couples present. The early
vening was spent in dancing and other
after which supper was
arved. Mr. and Mrs Robinson receive
d many valuable and handsome pres
nts Among some of those present
ere Mr.. and Mrs. Albert DAILY, Mr.. and
Trs. Charles Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
frederick Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. John
onklin, Miss Dinnan of West Haven
nd many others.