The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-01-21

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 and James King, of Ansonia.
 Mrs. Homer Bradley and baby have
 been visiting Mrs Bradleys mother,
 Mrs. Dr. Cummings of Center street, | West Haven.
 | Contractor David H. Clark is finish
 ing up the new Shaffer cottage at Pine Orchard.
 Charles J. Fox, of New York, son of 1 Richard K Fox, is visiting his cousin Mrs. Jennie Carroll of 192 Cedar street.
 The Kings Daughters circle, of the | Church of the Redeemer, will give a ! cake and linen sale in the church par lors Thursday afternoon and evening, January 24 Cake and cream will be sold also.
 Miss Edna Pettigrew of Groton, Conn, sister of Mrs. Ernest Wadhams of West Haven, who has been visiting her has returned to her home. Mrs. William c. Harmon of 79 Foun- tain street entertained a small party of friends at her home in Westville Friday evening.
 Representative Ed, Foote Thompson of East Haven is confined to his home with a serious attack of the grip. James Smith, another well known resident of that town, is also down with the same complaint. MT Smith has a high fever and his family are worried.
 Robert l.. Chase of West Haven left Saturday for Georgia. Mrs. Chase left some time ago to spend the winter with MT Chase's sister, and MT. Chase will make his headquarters with them.
 Professor and Mrs. Horatio w. Park CT have made plans to spend the great CT part of their summer vacation in Munich. Mrs Parker will leave here in May to remain till fall. Professor Parker will Follow as soon as his col lege duties will permit him to leave, He will complete the school year at Yale before leaving for Europe.
 A very pretty home wedding took place at the home of MT. and Mrs. John J. Tompkins 9S Foote street, Saturday evening, when their daughter Susie, was married to Edward Hall of this city. The ceremony was performed by Rev. MT. Ferris, of Calvary Baptist church. About thirty guests were pres ent, and the wedding gifts were num- erous and useful. Professor Nichols furnished the music.
 Mrs. Edward Smith of Center street, West Haven. is sick and is under the care of Dr. Barnett.
 The board of governors of the Knights of St. Patrick has elected the following officers for the ensuing year: James J. Kennedy, financial secretary; Dr. w. M Kenna, treasurer. The house commit tee was made up as follows: Thomas I. Kinney, James J. Kennedy and Ed ward J. Moriarity.
 Richard Thompson of this city, but well known by West Haven young peo- pie, is going to California for his health.
 Mrs. Grace Smith of Center street, West Haven, is suffering from asthma.
 Mr. and Mrs. Marshall of Brown street, West Haven, has been awarded the contract for the carpenter work on the new house of Malcolm Malmgren of this city.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Doolittle, the sister of Henry and John Richards, of West Ha- ven, will accompany her daughter, Mrs William Watson of Union City to Mel rose, Fla. They sailed on Saturday on the ship Kansas City.
 Ned Collins, who has been ill at the home of his parents on Center street, West Haven, since the holidays, is now able to sit up in bed for a short time each day.
 Frank N Stevens of Elm street, West Haven, is still copfined to the house with a severe cold.
 Rev. Adelbert McGinnis, assistant rector of Grace church, Albany, N Y., is the guest of his parents on South Elm street, Bristol.
 Governor Mclean has approved for payment the payroll of the Second com pany, Governors Horse Guard, for the inaugural parade, s35O.S7. He has also issued an order admitting Earl g. Ed gerton, of Derby, to the Connecticut School for Imbeciles and has signed the | certificates of election of Congressman Henry, Sperry, Russell and Hill for the | term of two years from March 4, 1901.
 Miss Kittie Kelly, formerly of this | city, but now of Hartford, is visiting her parents at 450 Howard avenue