The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-21


| the American contralto.
| Rev. George e. Nichols, who is spend
| ing his vacation with New Haven
| friends, preached at the Howard avenue
| Corner Fourth street, Methodist
, church yesterday morning. Mr. Nichols
was formerly pastor of the Howard ave-
| nue. Baptist church.
! Miss Phinney OF Bradley street is
| staying at Black Point, Mantle.
Mrs. James Mason Hoppin has return
| ed to town and is al her home on Hill
| house avenue. She has recently been
the guest of Mrs. D. Cady Eaton at
| Litchfield, having gone there from Bad
| dock, Cape Breton
Mrs. Thomas B. Osborne with her
young son, also Arthur D. Osborn, went
| over from their cottage at Lake AS
| guam, Holderness, last week for short
! stay at the Pimigewasset house, at Ply
| mouth.
Minosuke Yamaguichi, b. S., of To-
kio, Japan, student of Yale university,
gave an illustrated address in the Meth
| odist church at Plymouth, and on Mon
day at the town hall he talked on
Japanese Home Life
John J. Mullen and family Of this
city are on a two weeks visit in Win
sted.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rausch Of No. LOG Foster
street and Mr.. and Mrs. Sattig of No 65
Foster street will spend the remainder
of the summer season at Front View
Cosey Beach.
Young Aubrey the amateur actor, is
at liberty, once more his parents COM
ing forward and furnishing the needed
bonds for his release-S700-and he was
released Saturday night.
Henry Hines jr., of New York, and
Miss Eunce Ayres of New Britain are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cohn at the
Roadway, Branford.
The Rev Father Slocum of Water
bury, formerly of st. Patrick's church,
this city, has been engaged to give
lecture for the benefit of the relief fund
of the w. T, Minor post, G. A. r., of
Stamford, on October 19,
There was a birthday celebration at
the Ansantawae club Friday evening,
given in honor of N. A. Hooker of
New Britain, There were present, be-
sides Mr. and Mrs Hooker, Miss Gage
of Elizabeth, N. j., and Miss Hooker of
this city.
The Rev. Richard D. Doyle of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
of Cleveland, Ohio, preached at ST.
Johns church, this city, yesterday at
the 1920 mass.
Mrs William H Pickett of No. 1
South street, with her two children,
Irene and Cyril, and two nieces, Allie
and Vera Kennedy Of No. AZ Daven-
port avenue, will leave on Wednesday
next for Madison, to be absent two
weeks.
B. Brandt the State street shoe deal
er, has ordered handsome new store
front of r. f. Ahern.
Mrs, w. j. Tomlins of Hartford has
returned home after a two weeks visit
to her sister, Mrs. Frances Meatia, of
Redfield street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. McGrail of No. 1913
Shelton avenue will return the flrst Oh
the week to their home after delight
full stay of two months at their sum-
mer cottage, Eel Captain" Rev. Mr..
Hutchins will occupy the same cottage
for two weeks.
Attorney Overlander Of this city is to
be married next month to Miss Kirk OF
Canada.
The Misses O'Gorman of State street
and their guest, Miss Sarsfield OF syria
cuse. have returned from three weeks
trip to Boston.
j. w. Wright gave a launch party on
Saturday afternoon to few friends.
They steamed over to Thimbla Islands,
and at Money Island they had lunch
and enjoyed themselves with amuse-
ments. Those who were on board were
as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. M. b. Newton,
Misses Charlotte, Mary and Carol New
ton, Mrs. w. Fl. Hamilton, George X.
Wright of Boston, Mrs John Bellamy
and Edward Bellamy of Boston, MISS
Ethel Leigh, Miss Matte FarWel Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Wright and Miss Beat
rice Wright.
Rev. James w. Davis, who was re-
gently extended a unanimous call to be-
rome pastor of the Advent Christian
church of East Norwalk, has Informed
the official board of his acceptance, TO !
take effect on Sunday, October ]. MI
Davis was one of the representative |
nlergvmen of the Advent Christian de-
at the Worlds Parliament |
If Religions in Chicago during the
Worlds fair. He was pastor OF the bar
nun avenue church, Bridgeport. for |
MANY years and is successful wherever
no Iabors. His closing pastorate at ga
EN-. Mass, has also been attended with
signal success.