The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-13
High water at noon.
Bargains in shoes at Howafth 7ros.
Connecticut Heptasoph day celebpa-

Connecticut Heptasoph day celeppa-
ton at Mansfield's grove, Cosey Beach,
on the sound, August 2S
Miss Nancy Bradley of Woodbury. is
entertaining her brother, Mr.. Mans
field, from New Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Sisson and son
George of New Haven are the guests Oh
Mrs j. J. Carroll in Winsted.
Mrs. Park and daughter Theo of this
CITY are the guests of Mr.. and Mps. liar
nv Barker of Plantsville for rev
weeks.
Mrs. S. HI. McKenziea Mrs. Savage
and Miss Mildred Bowers of Southing-
ton are enjoying vacation at WOOD
bridge.
The second annual excursion to Savln
Rock given by the Jrpited Foresters' as
sociation of New Britain takes place
) tomorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. e. w. Hilte and son
RAYMOND of As Hill street, Waterbury,
left Saturday for a few weeks sojourn
at Savin Rock.
Miss Martha Huber of this city, VINO
has been visiting the Misses Emma and
Emile Neebe in New York city, has re-
turned home after a pleasant week $
stay
Mrs John Shay of Campbell avenue,
West Haven, who was overcome by the
heat Friday evening, was reported at
the New Haven hospital yesterday to De
improving.
Miss Alice Thomas of New Haven,
Mrs. w. Fl. Marigold and daughter OF
Bridgeport, Miss Jackson of New Ro-
chelle, and Miss Ella Judson of New
York are all at Alex Gordon's Wood
bury.
The condition of Israel A. Kelsey re-
manned about the same yesterday.
Miss Kittie Ryan of this city, who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Walsh
on Kensington street, New Britain, re-
turned home Saturday.
The Orange Fair association has
taken five years lease of large tract
of land near the railroad depot in Or
ange, on which fair grounds will be
laid out in time for this years fair. A
half-aile race track will be built, tbs
members themselves doing the work. II
is probable that exhibition buildings
will also be provided.
The many friends Of Rev. Theodore
Gross of Brooklyn, N. Y, formerly
pastor of st. Matthews German Luth-
eran church, New Britain, will be
NAMED to hear that he is seriously Ill
he having had an operation performed
for appendicitis. On Friday he was
doing nicely, but Saturday there was
change for the worse.
Miss May Mccain Of Cleveland, O.
is the guest of her aunt and uncle
David Mccain of Rosedaie avenue
Bridgeport There was a reception
given in her honor at their home. There
were relatives and friends from New
Haven, Holyoke, Mass, Brooklyn, N
r.. and New York city. All departed
after Wishing the hostess a pleasan
trip through the east.
Judge Burr in chambers at New Brit
ain Saturday committed James McMa
hon and Walter Mcmahon, aged tel
and six years, respectively, to the coun
tv home. with the understanding tina
the county commissioners would after
wards give the children over to Rev. F
7. EARLY to be placed in the ST Francis
home at New Haven. The parents o
the children are dt pleSehl III Joii'
F r. Bliss and family of 1928 Chape
street have returned from four weeks
stay in Vermont and Massachusetts
They were first in Greenboro, Vt. an
from there went to Danvers, Mass, i
Da1vers they visited the place of his
Lol.ioal interest, among them the oil
house in which in early days the witche
who figured in the history of the towr
were tried. Mr. Bliss and his famil
spent last week in Boston.