The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-09-02


 MT. and Mrs. William Oakley are vis- iting in North Adams Mass.
 Rev. c. E. Upson preached at the chapel at Walnut Beach on Sunday.
 Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr, returns to Yale to-day from his vacation in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. Alice Buckingham has entertain
 d Miss Mulkay, a trained nurse from
 Jew Haven. recently.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Young and their
 wo young daughters are stopping in
 own for few days.
 McClure's for September and Wo- mans Home Companion for September 1t T. H. Pease & Sons.
 Mrs. Joseph Bristol and daughter and Miss Mary Bristol have returned from lBuffalo and other places.
 Walter A. Blieu who suffered a Eevere case of sun stroke over week Sgo, is now very much better and will
 suine his duties soon.
 -Fhe~ Walters Union of New Haven has filed its articles of association in the state secretary's office. It is Corporation without capital stock.
 The funeral services of Thaddeus B. MerWin was held from his late resi- fence on Sunday afternoon; also that if Mrs. Kate Purcell on Sunday morn tg.
 xMiss Jennie Watson has returned to ther home in Brooklyn after a weeks pleasant outing with friends.
 Mrs. George Meiner is i'll at her home hn North avenue.
 syrs. Hannah Krumm of Meriden,
 ? has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
 ISNeerick L. Neebe, has returned home
 fter a pleasant stay. She was accom- ,anied by her son August.
 MT. and Mrs. William B. Brown hav- ng spent a week of their vacation fith Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs. Hurle. ney will spend the remaining week with MT. Browns parents on North venue
 The paving commission will meet to- lorrow at ii o'clock to receive and act h accordance with the opinion given
 lturday by Corporation Counsel Dag
 Ut in reference to the Church street
 lving matter. 'The State Normal Training School in his city will reopen for the fall term morrow. Principal A. B. Merrill,
 10 has been spending the summer at
 srtland, Me, will be home for the for
 V reopening of the school.
 The Zion Athletic association's base tll team of this city will cross bats gith the St. Johns baseball team of | Meriden, in Meriden, to-day Hopp and Hollander will be the battery for the l Zion team. A good game is expected. | Quite a number will go from this city | to witness the game.
 Samuel MacLauchlan, Robert Mac Lauchlan and James H. Macdonald, doing businesss in New Haven as CO., partnership under the name of the Mac Printing Company" have sued Sophie Schmitz of New Haven, alleg- Ing $500 damages, and have garnisheed the John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- ance company through the insurance office.
 At 2O0O Madison avenue New York J ,ity, last evening, was held the engage nent reception of Miss Gussie Manson if that city daughter of Israel Man lon of this city, at the home of her brother, Dr. Manson, to Wolf Jacobs of his city. A large gathering of friends the couple. A number of friends from this city attended the re- eption. A large number of valuable ,rasents were received The buildings on the southeast cor er of Grove and College streets are Q be torn down this week to make l com for the new memorial building o be erected at the corner of College 1 nd Grove streets for the Y. M. c. A. apartment of the Sheffiel Scientific 1 chool. Sub contracts have been award l ; q as follows: Carpenter work and ! ainting, James A. Church; plumbing, ] he Buckingham Routb company; team heating, T. W. Corbett; iron ; rork, Cooper 6 Wigand, New York; ut stone, Webb Granite &, Construc- | $ ion company; electrical work, New | ,ngland Engineering company. Is There's as much difference between Ken