The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-20

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 keep at their work without any break fast Many residents of the district, lh- ciuding Mrs. Wilbur F, Peck, Mrs. | Mary Foote Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Hen ry J. Goeber, Professor Wheeler and Dennis F. Ryan provided supplies for l the hungry fire fighters. l A. H. Sharpe of Branford, who has | been coaching in athletics at Chautau- qua during the summer, is expected at 1 his home this week. He will go to Phil- adelphia the last of September to coach the football team of a preparatory school in that city.
 l Rev J. A. Timm, pastor of the Luth- eran Trinity church, who is spending his vacation in New York, and was I summoned to this city to attend two funerals Sunday, returned to New York
 on the boat yesterday morning to t1nlsh l the remainder of a two weeks SoJoufh' | Miss Ethel Gilbert, aged ten years, the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Edward | Gilbert of 95 Atwater street has been | quite ill with diphtheria since Wednes- day of last week, and the house has | been quarantined by the board Of health. Miss Ethel is attended by Dr.
  | ing in a very gratifying manner. J. R. Whitten of Main street, West Haven, has gone to Pine Bush, N. Y., l to join his family, who is summerng at | that place.
 August and Henry Ockert, sons of the State street safe man, August Ockert, | left yesterday for weeks trip to Buff | fao, Niagara Falls, and other points of interest They expect to return to this city next Sunday.
 Miss Daisy Mayer of this city is the guest of Miss Sadie Loeb of Wooster street, Hartford, for two weeks. Robert Horn of New York is in the city for few days visiting friends.
 F. A. Ely, the Middletown boat build CT, has closed his yard and he and his employees are taking a vacation Of | week. MT. Ely will enjoy trip on his new power boat, and on Thursday next will put into Savin Rock to attend the annual reunion of the Reynolds fami- ly.
 Charles H. Day, the renowned vet eran circus man and author of many magazine articles has engaged in the cigar business and opened store at 92 Meadow street, near the Consolidated roads office building. Charlie will not however, retire from the literary field and his leisure moments will be devot- ed to producing more interesting stories. On the walls of the establish ment Mir Day has displayed many rare and unique mementoes of his many tours with numerous leading minstrels, theatrical and circus attractions of the first class.
 w. F. Flanders and family of Bran- ford have arrived home from Indian Neck.
 George Marvin of Hartford. who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs Charles
 Marvin of Central avenue, Westville has returned to his home. MT. Marvin is a graduate of Yale college and in his senior year was editor of the Yale Shingle and also of the Law Journal.
 MT. and Mrs. Price os George street West Haven, are visiting friends in Washington, Conn.
 Henry F. Marvin of Central avenue, Westville, has gone to Westtield, Mass, for a stay of one week.
 Sinclare Palmer of Savin avenue is spending his vaca tion at the r. M. c. A. outing club house at Morris Cove.
 Miss Lena Hubbell of Willard street, Westville is very i'll with typhoid fev er Miss Hubbell is very popular young lady, and her many friends wish her a speedy recovery. She graduated from the Westville grammar school In 1890 pr. Walter Skiff is the attending physician.
 The annual picnic of the Comfortable society Branford. will be held at Double Beach on Wednesday afternoon.
 The Misses Eleanor, Florence and Jessie McClusky are spending few weeks with relatives in Trenton, N. J. On their return they expect to visit the Pan-American exposition.
 The ladies of St. Francis church have planned for a lawn party to be held on the grounds of the St. Francis convent on the evenings of Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of the first week in September.
 Max Lelchter, clerk at the Charles M. Loomis company. has returned from the Pan American exposition. He has been at the exposition for three weeks.
 MT and Mrs. Clarence Stevens of George street, West Haven, are receiv ing congratulatio upon the arrival of daughter.
 Mrs. William Bein of 509 Chapel street has just returned from a weeks sojourn spent at Delair N. J., with her sister, Mrs. J. Wolfe.
 MT. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson and son, Clarence, of Washington avenue, West Haven, are due to-day from their visit to Ottawa, Canada.
 Cards are out announcing the mar riage of Miss Helen Rebel of 54 Ann street, to Albert Phuderer of 60 Hurl- burt street both of this city, on Sun day, September 1.
 Harry and James Tolles. jr, of Elm street, West Haven, arrived home Sat urday evening from their trip to the Pan American.
 Robert Wellman, assistant teller of the Mechanics bank has returned af- ter two weeks stay with his parents at Clinton.
 Mrs. Hale and grandson Nathan of George street, West Haven, have re- turned from a visit to Middletown, Conn.
 Mrs. Charles Britton Swan of Foun- tain street, Westville, left for Spring field, Mass, Saturday. She will re- turned either to-day or tomorrow.
 Assessor Merrill and family have re- turned from a two weeks vacation and Assessor Theodore H. Macdonald, who has been spending the past two weeks