The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-12

l joyed. The dining room and table decorations were green. The guests
 were Mrs Baldwin of East Haven, Miss | White, Miss Renfrew, MT Brown and MT. Hoops of New Haven MT and Mrs.
 Ethan filling of Allingtown, Mf and l Mrs. Beechre and daughter, Miss Belcher, Mrs, Talman, Mrs Smith and | C, V. Smith of West Haven. Mrs. George E. Bailey will on Mon day entertain the whist club of which she is a member.
 l The Sans Souci Whist club of West Haven met last evening with MT. and Mrs. George Marks of this city. Miss Emile Stegeman entertained her pupils at her home yesterday af- ternoon from until o'clock. The af- fair was a musicale, but only pupils were invited
 Miss Ida Murray of this city is the
 guest of Mrs Moulthrop of Washing ton avenue, West Haven
 Mrs. Alfred Miles of Elm street, West Haven, is suffering from an attack or the grippe.
 MT. and Mrs Edwin Lettney's little
 son, who has been so very ill., has en-
 tifely recovered.
 George H. Potter, siXty-nine years old, of 56 Whalley avenue was taken
 to the Emergency hospital Thursday
 afternoon from the factory of the New
 Haven Carriage company, where he is
 employed, suffering from serious
 laceratlon of his right hand. Porter
 was at work on a turning plane when
 the accident happened.
 A very large attendance greeted the
 young people of the Trinity parish
 guild on their presentation of thelr amusing little novelty. Aunt Jerusha's Quilting Party" at Music hall, Bran ford, Thursday evening. The charac-
 ters were well enacted, perhaps the most notable work being done by Mrs. Hubbard, Miss Helen Bradley and Miss Olive Thompson. Those who took part were Miss Helen Bradley, Miss Carrie Averin Miss Lima Thompson, Miss Charlotte Ludington, Mrs. H. A. Alls- worth Miss Grace Peck, Miss Virginia Shepard, Miss Christine Mercklng, Miss Alice Francis Miss Carrie Sun dergelt, Mrs. F. L. Hubbard, Miss ollVe Thompson, Messrs. Harry Andrews, Frank Tester, Robert Goodyear and George Andrews.
 Conductor F. F. Dickerman, of the Naugatuck division of the Consolidated road. a former New Haven resident. has begun proceedings which may result in suit to recover a bill for $325 against H. M. Sweet, of Winsted. Conductor Dickerman recently built house and Mir. Sweet was the contractor. MT. Dickerman was not satisfied with the shingling, had the shingles all stripped off by another builder James Ryan and the house reshinged. Then he sent bill for the amount stated to Mir. Sweet. The latter refuses to pay on the ground that the work was done substantially according to contract.
 Rev. George H. Ferris. pastor of Cal vary Baptist church, this city, captured a Hartford audience at the South Bap- tist church Wednesday evening by one of his witty and inspiring addresses. The occasion was the annual banquet of the Hartford Baptist union.
 Colonial Inn, West Haven. is to be again this year under the management of Theodore Templeton.
 Rev William Armstrong Richard, who was appointed on Wednesday by Bishop Earl Cranston presiding elder of the New Haven district of the New York East conference to succeed Rev. l pr. J. E. Adams, has risen rapidly to | the forefront among the clergymen in | the conference. He is younger man han is usually appointed to so respon- | ;ible a position, but he is man of | marked ability and the eldership will | Cold DampFeet Won't Give You Cold f you will take in time Laxative Bromo- lunine Tablets. E. W. Groves signature m box.