The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-05

The Misses Lillie and Clara Lichten- stein have gone to Atlantic City for couple of weeks.
 Mrs. Charles E. Roberts and daugh- ter are visiting Mrs. c. B. Allen, of South Norwalk.
 The new Troop A of state cavalery' ot which Captain Ludington is the com mandant, is now practically fitted out with everything in the way of equip ments.
 boy named Bennett, aged fifteen years who lives on the Perry roaa' Shelton, was removed to the New Ha- ven hospital Saturday to undergo an operation for appendicitis.
 John Rempfer, of 19 Stevens street. leaves this week on a 'three months trip to Europe. Mrs. Rempfer and the children will spend the remainder of the ssi inner in Bristol, this state.
 Miss Nettie M. Scovill, of 17S Kimber- NV avenue, daughter of J. Clark ScoVlll,
  spending about two weeks in Camden, N. Y, returned home Saturday.
 Miss Nettie Klauberg, who has been visiting with Mir. and Mrs. Adolph Wal ters, of 56 Bishop street, for number of weeks, returned to her home in Hart ford Saturday. Miss Lillie Walters &C., companied her.
 Mrs. Peck, mother of Burr Peck, ot Hiph street, who fell while going dorVn stairs at her residence, has been con- fined to her bed since she fell. As she is now eighty-four years old, she Will probably not recover.
 f -r The twin baby boys of MT. and Mrs Thomas E. Morgan, of III Chestnut street. are dead from the effects or the heat. The boys were born in March or this wear. Their death is great sor- row to their parents and grandparents
 Mrs. Mann Chapman, of Springfield, Mass. is visiting her cousin, Mrs VII liam E. Mcbride, wife of Sergeant NC Bride. at No. 202 East Pearl street. Mrs. Chapman is a prominent soprano ol Springfield and sings in one or the large churches of that city.
 The Rev. pr. Davenport, of Water- b,1rv. has spent a week at the Pan- American and another week at Cllttoh Springs, where he preached Sunday De- fore last He preached yesterday m Lee. Mass, and returns about the mld- de of this week to perform a marriage ceremony.
 Frederick l.. Averill, commanding the Naval battalion, c. N. G., has made two appointments of chief petty offlcefs on the staff They are Water Tender Frank w. Gillette, of Hartford, to DC chief machinist, vice Hinckley, resign ed and pr. B. F. Henrahan, of this city. to be hospital apprentice
 Myndert Starin son of John H. Star in owner of Glen Island is preparing to amuse the people of Westchestei countv with a sham battle between the sixty Sioux Indians now at Glen lslanc and one hundred United states artl.- 1ervmen from Fort Slocum The lndl- ans are to be mounted, ana VIII wear their bonnets and war paint
 Judge Walsh, of New Britain, is no occupying his cottage at Cosey Beacf This year. so he has not had an oppof tunity to sail his trim little yacht, th' Arrow. He gave his nephew ln New Jersey permission to use her, ana Una young yachtsman sailed the boat Iron 1he Connecticut to the Jersey coast II twenty-four hours--quite fair time'
 Mrs I. Benton, of this city, was talk on suddenly sick with appendicitis las Thursday morning at o'clock, and o o,cloclc an oneration was performed by Drs Carmalt and Bacon, which wa successful. Mrs. Benton was fornerH Y Miss Julia Holbrook. of Ansonla. lie many friends will se pleased to he2 that she has passed the operation sue ccssfully.
 MoprrON F. PLANT IMPROVING.
 Morton r. Plant, Of the Plant sys teln of railroads, who is at Easterl