The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-10-28

| Mrs. Archie c. Everett and daugh
 ter of Norwich are in this city visit
 ing.
 Mrs. Ludwig Heitmann has takel | MT. Aimes' new house on Main street ] West Haven. Mrs. Kingsbury ant | Herbert Aimes will reside with her. Mrs. Theodore w. Soaring of Eas NorwalS is visiting friends in Noun
 Vernon and Harlem, N. Y. She wa!
 accompanied by her sister-in-law, Mrs | Henry c. Houd of this city
 Mrs. Henry Young, who has been tht
 guest of pr. and Mrs Sage at theil
 residence in Woodbury, has returned l to her home on Elm street, West Ha- ven.
 William Bennetto of Stratford, who | two years ago enlisted in the United i States navy, is making a good record | for himself as marksman. He is now stationed at Shanghai, China, where he
 expected to remain with the U. S. s Wilmington through the winter. Ben
 netto, who was recently selected as the
 captain of target crew which shot pound shels, has now been ad- vanced to the same position with a crew that shoots six-pounders.
 MT. and Mrs. Willard Brainard of
 Main street, West Haven, have been
 entertaining pr. Partree of Blanford,
 Mass.
 Charles E. Gierding of 5S3 Third ave-
 nue, West Haven, formerly superin-
 tendent of the New Haven Car Regis
 ter company has accepted the position
 as superintendent of the Sterling &
 Meaker Co. of New York.
 William w. Bent. captain of the
 Norwich F. A. football team, has re- turned home from this city, where he attended the bcentennial of Yale uni versity.
 Edward Kelley of New York will meet the members of the New Haven Symphony orchestra this afternoon at 4:30 at rehearsal. It will be his first appearance as conductor, succeeding Professor Horatio w. Parker in that capacity for period of one year. Pro- lessor Parker sails for Europe Tuesday to be absent until next September and while he is away MT Kelley will con- duct the orchestra. An effort has been made to secure the services of Emil Pauer the eminent conductor of the New York Philharmonic society, in place of Professor Parker, but the ob- ject was given up late this summer and Professor Parker's selection of MT Kelley was endorsed.
 After a pleasant visit in Waterbury and this city Mrs. M. Darlington has returned to her home on Fountain street, Norwich.
 Mrs. Arthur N Thorpe of Fitchburg Mass, is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lindley of Church street, West Haven
 Mrs l. G. Hanley entertained twelve couples at her home, 431 Orange street. at whist Friday evening. The first prize was won by Dr. Thomas Bergin. and the booby prize by Charles Me Cure. The evening was a very enjoy able one for all present.
 Albert M. sigourney of Bristol re- Europe MT. Sigourney has been in Europe since the early part of June for the benefit of his health and he found the trip beneficial. While in Europe he was the guest of his daughter, Belle who is sturdying music at a at Liege, Belgium.
 Archbishop Ireland lectured at the Cathedral, Hartford, last evening. He Is the guest while in Hartford of the Rt. Rev. Bishop Tierney.
 Little Lillian Lewis, the ten-y year, old laughter of MT, and Mrs. Thomas Lewis of Central avenue. is quite i'll i, lA p1o ,l,. S the first case of the fever that has been in the borough in long time and t is hoped that 1t will be the last
 Saturdays Waterbury American: The Rev. Gardner s. Eldrdge of New Haven, formerly pastor of the First Methodist church in this city, will preach at that church, tomorrow, both morning and evening. MT. Eldridge vas not only extremely popular as a nan, but was also known as an un- lsually eloquent, earnest and interest ng speaker during his pastorate here, nd many persons, not attendants upon he regular services of the First Meth dist church, will be very glad to take he opportunity to hear him again
 United States Consul F. Theophilus | Iiefeld, who came from his official po- ition in Freiburg, Baden, on a six yeeks' leave of absence to attend the | icentennial celbration, left town afternoon for a weeks trip Q Buffalo and the exposition. He will eturn at the end of that time to this ity, where he will spend the greater art of his vacation.
 Mr and Mrs. Seward l.. Humphrey Los Angeles Cal, have been spend lg a few days with their uncles, w. v. Russell of South street, Bristol, and oseph Russell of Wolcott. MT. and ITS. Humphrey came east to attend le Pan American exposition at Buffalo nd extended their trip to visit rela- yes here.
 An undergraduate view of the bicen- snnial is found in letter received af- 1T it was over by Waterbury parent a Yale student: I'm dead Wow!
 bas B. C's anyway. Glad I'm not kelly to see another. I'll take you to le Columbia game Saturday if I can raw my allowance little advance."- American.
 The celebrated author and traveller, vman Fl Baee a Yale graduate wide
 known in New Haven, who writes lder the nom de plume of Karl orn" was the guest Friday evening MT. and Mrs. Francis Atwater in , eriden MT. Bagg has journeyed z