The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-16

I &AA aA&G 8 AAA%A0@ 0& " E44E A AAAAAhASs ~24[ Chapel street jewellers Mir. Grave ex- tended on this occasion an invitation to the employees and their families and a very pleasant time was spent in Au- rora hall on Saturday afternoon and evening. Mir. and Mrs. Grave attended and received hearty congratulations both in song and addresses and the oc- casion was greatly enjoyed by all.
 4 meeting of the Connecticut Society of the Order of the Founders and Pa triots of America will be held at the New Haven house on Friday next at F o'clock. At 12:30 a valuable historical paper entitled. "Anti-SIavery Before Garrison" will be read by Rev. Dr. Leonard Woolsey. During the after noon the associates and their friends will take trolley ride to the shore in special cars provided for the occasion. The price of the dinner to associates and their personally invited guests has been placed at $50 per plate.
 J. Clarence Bacon Stewart of the new Magnolia hotel at Magnolia, Mass, dur ing the summer, is in Branford at the home of Mrs. Bacon's parents. MT. and
 
 years in Branford and in Vermont. They will then go to Florida, where Mir, Bacon will resume his duties at the Ponce de Leon hotel
 Mrs. Watrous, nee Miss Georga Bar ker, and son of Pittsburg, are the guests of MT. and Mrs Ammi E. Bar ker of Tyler Place, Branford.
 Miss Clara Erwin, who has been wis., iting friends in Waterville, has returned to her home in this city.
 Mrs. George McKendrick and son, who have been spending number of weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs, Colonel Gregory, at Millport, have re- turned to their home in this city.
 Rev. Henry Byron of Florida occupied the pulpit of the First Congregational church, West Haven, Sunday morning.
 Mrs. Wesley Garfield, who has been visiting with her parents, MT. and Mrs. A. r. Jones, Park street, New Canaan, has returned to her home in this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Holcomb and son | Milford of New York city, who have spent the summer at Asbury Park, are now guests at the Milford homestead, Branford.
 Mrs. Chamberlain of this city has re- turned from visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. Joel Webster of Highland avenue, Naugatuck
 The enga cement is announced of Miss Helen Howard Davis, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Solomon Davis, 336 Humphrey street, to Rev. John Pitt Dean of Ash land Wis.
 M. c. Sanborn, former principal of the Naugatuck high school who has been appointed teacher of French and German in the Bancroft school in Wor- cester, was in Naugatuck last week calling on friends. Mir. Sanborn spent the past year at the Heidelberg univer- sity.
 MT. and Mrs Thomas Ward of Bran ford have had for their guests of the week, Mir and Mrs. Wesley Calkins and six children of Norwich.
 Mrs. Albert Scholz of this city, who has been visiting Mrs. w. r. Arnold and other friends, has returned to her horne.
 G. S. Macumber of Perry, N. Y, is the guest of J. W. Fuckers family of Elm street, West Haven.
 The invitations are out for the mar riage of Miss Edith Emeline Robins of Reed street, South Norwalk, to Fred erick G. Sperry of Woodbridge, which is to take place at 4:30 o'clock Wednes- day afternoon, September 24, at the South Norwalk Baptist church. Rev. H. B. Carpenter officiating.
 The members of the First Congrega- tional church, West Haven, will give their pastor, Rev. N. J. Squires, and Mrs. Squires, a reception tomorrow evening in the church Darlors. from s to 10 o'clock. An invitation is extend ed to all in the borough of West Haven who would like to attend. All will re- Ceive a welcome
 Victor E. Wright and r. l.. Dennis, United States local boiler inspectors for the district of New Haven. were in South Norwalk Saturday morning, and were interested visitors to the South Norwalk municipal works
 Miss Tierney of Campbell avenue. West Haven, has returned from two weeks outing spent at Narragansett Pier and Boston.
 | 1IN Iii MUItOu Ol bEdHIOIu, very HI with appendicitis, is thought to be more comfortable than at any time since he was taken sick.
 Connecticut pensions: Originals, Jared Wolles, Jr.. New Haven. $12: Selden H. Spencer, Essex, $S; Henry s. De Forest, dead, New Haven, $6; in- crease, reissue, etc, Eli K. Smith, Dan- bury, SIP; widow minors and depend ent relatives, Catherine Thorp, Hart ford, SIP; Lydia L. Lowers Brookfeld, $S.
 Mrs. Andrew Bamberg of Pautuckett, Ky, sister-in-law of Frederick Roth, and who has been spending a month here as the guest of August Meyer of Blake street. left Sunday for her home.
 Edward Farley of Derby is preparing for the examination for the Sheffield Scientific school. John Brandon of Derby will enter the academic depart ment of Yale. William Waters and Harry Bailey will enter Shelf William Secor has passed the examinati ton for Shelf. The above are graduates of the Derby high school. Paul Keefe, Peter Kennedy and Walter Brown of Derby are preparing for the preliminary ex- aminations for Yale.
 | Lieutenant Theodore C1ruennr late of