The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-06

N Miss Louise Gibbs, of Brooklyn, sis ter of Mrs. Charles Sanford, of MO- 50 Dwight street, left yesterday for Queechy, Vt
 William veitch, Melvin Tyrrell and Walter Kennedy, of Westville nave zone to the Pen-American They will { be away two weeks. Rev. w. F. Dickerman returned from Europe last Saturday on the Campanla. and will resume services in the Church 7 of the Messiah next Sunday.
 United States Inspectors Wright and s.,--s-zf1iiss. yesterday inspected the oyster steamers Richard w. Law, of this city, 4 and the Loretta, of Milford
 MT. and Mrs. Horatio G. Redf1eld and Miss Redfield, Charles A. Ferry, Miss Edna Ferry and Miss Winifred Saun- ders have gone to Buffalo for week s stay.
 Mrs. Alexander Troup and Miss Grace Troup, with Miss E. M Kent, Are at Leetes Island. Miss Elsie Troup yfs at Newtown for a vacation of several weeks.
 Mrs. Murdoch Dingwall and daugh- ter, of Harrison street, Westville, left yesterday morning to visit her sisters < in Buffalo. She will also visit the Pan X American.
 William Schoenberger, of E. Schoen- berger & Sons, left yesterday on two weeks trip to Philadelphia, Washing ton. Chicago, Buffalo, Montreal and other places.
 At a meeting of the board of charities yesterday afternoon Edward Scoyille, Of the Sixth ward, was appointed night Watchman at Springside home to take +re place of Thomas F. Scully, resign ed
 William T. Heslop, manager of the Ludwig Piano company, is visiting the Pan- American exposition. From there sIre will go to Ohio his home. MT. Hes { lop will take three weeks vacation in x all.
 Attorney S. Harrison Wagner has re- ceived two more cablegrams rom Farls stating that the condition or ms son. Harrison G. Wagner, who is Ill With < typhoid fever, is no worse MT. ana Mrs. Wagner will sail for Europe next Thursday.
 William Stahl, Carl Stahl Miss Min nie Stahl and Mrs. Klenke, who sailed from New York on the steamer Colum- bia on the 18th of July, report as haV- ing safely arrived at Hamburg on Sat 11rday last and as having had a very pleasant trip.
 Mrs. Hoadley, of Fountain street, westyille. returned Sunday evening" She has been spending week with her son. T. S. Foote, in Providence Mrs r Foote accompanied Mrs. Hoadley +o Westville, where she will remain TOT a short while.
 Miss Jessie E. Thomas, of Spring street. West Haven, has returned rom pleasant vacation passed in Boston where she was the guest of MT, ano Mrs Lindsley, former West Haver vo,1ng people, who were married las, spring and went to Boston to live
 If is said that Connecticut has one physician for each 6S7 inhabitants Oth' er states where the proportion is about the same may be mentioned Pennsyl' yania. where the proportion is one to 6e2. West Virginia o6I anu hhoue Is land 692 According to this proportion there are at least 167 physicians in this city.
 Herbert Arnold Bird, Harvard l9O3 who is spending his vacation with hls parents MT and Mrs. Clinton Bird, ol this city, has returned from a week visit to the Pan-American exposition with Stanleigh Arnold, Yale 1903. MT Arnold continued his journey to Michl- gan. where he will visit his classmate Alan Fox of Detroit
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