The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-28
VARIOUS ITEMS.

pr. and Mrs Park Weed Willis of Seat
 tie, Wash, are visiting Mir and Mrs. Rob
 ert w. Clark, parents of Mrs. Willis, O Milford
 Mrs. Laura Bristol who has been recelv
 ing medical treatment in the New Haycl
 hospital for several months, will be takel
 to her home in Milford Friday
 Mrs. Clara Louise Burnham, the wei
 known singer, who was formerly at tn, | Fourth church, Hartford, is down with ty
 phoid fever at the hospital ill Springfield | Mass. She was returning from her westerl l tour, when she was stricken at Albany Hel | husband the Rev MT. Burnham, Is settled | at Stafford Springs.
 Judge William J. McConville and Mrs | McConville of Hartford will sail for Europe | June 16, to be absent several months. Officers of the Leroy Pharmacal company | of this city are: Frank H. Wheeler, presl, dent; William J. Sheehan, vice president; 1 E, L. Lambert, treasurer; c. $. Lamb, sec | retary.
 Arthur $. Connors of this city. who has l been with Armour X Co.'S place in Meriden for several years, will succeed Mir. Taylor there. Mir. Corners lived in Meriden about | two years ago Mir. Taylor takes charge of Il Meridcn market.
 M and Mrs. Magnus Manson of this city spent sunday in Meriden. They are friends of Rev. F. A. Scofeld and think of accom- panying him on his trip abroad this sum- mer Arthur J. Scofeld and wife of this city were home in Meriden over Sunday Rev A. J. Smith of this city will preach in Rev. MT. Scofied's church Thursday night. company of former parishloners company Rev. MT. smith.
 Major George W. Corliss, editor of the Insurance Critic. who has q large circle of old friends in New Haven and who has been great sufferer during the past year in New York, is now satisfactorily rccuper- atiug. He was in the Fifth Connecticut during the war and received congressional medal for personal galantry in the field.
 The passenger train due at Norwich at 9.11 on the Central Vermont ran Into Il freight train backing on to siding at Tan tic yesterday morning. The passenger was running slowly. One freight car was broken and the tracks blocked for three hours The passengers took trolley cars to Norwich
 The lineup for the Wallingford Athletic nine game with the New Britain T. A. E. nine in WaIingford next Friday afternoon w.. be as follows: Dell Rosso If, w. Kay cf, Germaine SIS, J. Kavanagh D, Lockert lib, N ..iams If, Lacey sub. In the morn ing game at New Britain Williams and Beaie will be Che battery for th, Athletics.
 Charles E. Keith, who for nine years has been superintendent of Bridgeport's pub lie parks, was deposed Saturday and Merle (. Cowles former superintendent of streets. appointed to succeed him. The vote for the removal of Mir. Keith was unanimous. Mr. Keith was a republican appointee and his successor is also republican. The salary of the office is 1,50O per year. The ap- pOintment dates from June 1.
 The Eintracht Singing society of Bridge port are planning q big singing festival to be given at Ulert grove some time in All gust or September. The German singing societies of Waterbury, Hartford and Southington and the Saengerbund of Met- | den will be included. The committee of ar have been selected from the l1intracht socity and comprise A. Schlieb, | l.. Wagner and J. A. Heileman.