The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-08-03

Window Shade company and Mrs. Smith have just returned from de- lightful tour extending over period of four weeks. MT and Mrs. Smith attended the Buffalo exposition, spending a week there. They also vis- ited Niagara Falls, Toronto, Can, Ausable Chasm and the Thousand Islands. MT. Smith speaks in the high- est terms of the electrical illumination at the exposition and thinks that alone would justify one in visiting Buffalo. Frederick D. Grave, the cigar manu- facturer, and his family, returned Thursday night from a trip to Ger many. Mr Grave sailed last May to join his wife and three children, Ger trude, Leonora and Frederick Jr., who have been studying music abroad for a year past. MT. Grave traveled eX- tensively through Germany, Austria, Italy and Switzerland. On the return MT. Grave and his family came un the steamship Deutschland. They were welcomed home by the members of the Saturday Night Whist club and luncheon followed at Heublein's cafe. MT. Grave and his family return in the best of health and all had an enjoya- ble trip abroad.
 Miss Nolene Scanlan left Thursday for Stamford where she will spend months vacation as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Scanlan and family.
 Miss Josephine Smith has returned to her home on East Main street, Bran ford. after having spent a few days with friends in the City of Films.
 Patrolman John McQueeney of Sta tion 8, is confined to his home by a severe case of blood poisoning He contracted the disease from slight wound on the middle finger of his left hand. He is attended by Dr. Flynn, He has been i'll about five days.
 Miss Susie c. Lasher, of 196 Hallock avenue, entertained a few of her friends Thursday evening in honor of her birth day. The evening was pleasantly spent by playing games. At 10 o'clock supper was served, winch was greatly enjoyed by all. Among those present were the Misses Irene Foote Mabel Densmore, Ruby Densmore, Elida Be- dell, Lizzie Ramsey, Alive Johnson, | Gertrude Kennedy, Hazel Perkins, Lulu Lasher and the Messrs. Elmer Steimertz. William Hamilton, Elmer Johnson, Louis Hilk, Frank Lewis, Clayton Beaumont and Walter Chalk CT.
 Harvey Herman, Willard Veitch and Melvin Tyrel, of Westville, start for the Pan American exposition at Buff falo this morning, They expect to spend a week there, taking in all the sights
 Willard F. Chadeayne, of 25 Hamil- ton street. a well known corporal of the Blues, Company D, was taken to the New Haven hospital Thursday suffer- ing from typhoid fever, He is em- poyed at the factory of the New Ha- ven Clock company and is thirty-fve years of age.
 Sachem's Head, in which many New Haven people taken an interest, is booming. Mrs. Drusilla Mitchell, of Forestville, is building fine cottage on the point near the cottage owned and occupied by J. H. Ward at Sachem's Head. Charles Mitchell the New York lawyer, is building fine commodious cottage on the site of the old Carter cottage. This cottage was old last year and mover over near the store and on the same side of the street as the store. H. c. Thompson is building on the va cant lot between the Strung cottage and the one owned by Miss Antoinette Newell. Charles Clark, of Plainville, Is building next to the Cowles cottage. This fills up every vacant space east of the Cowles cottag on the south side of the street. MT Nobe, of New Britain, has bought the Hitchcock and Way cottages on the south side of the street and will move them across the street and will build large cot tage on the site. Two os the cottages in process of erection will cost from SC, 900 to $S,OOO each. Sachems Head is booming this season as never before: