The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-24

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 Assistant City Attorney Richard H. Tyner has been confined to his home on Grown street for week. He was threatened with typhoid fever but is
 better and expects to be out in few days
 Edward T. Mullen, the delegate ap- pointed by the local Bartenders union, No 217, returned Thursday from the National Bartenders' convention, held in Louisville, Ky. MT. Mullen has been appointed organizer in the state of Con- necticut.
 Robert Schurig, musical director of the mass choruses to be rendered at the Philadelphia Saengerfest in July, will be in this city tomorrow evening and direct the mass chorus rehearsal of the Arbeiter singing society, who will take part in the singing at the Saengerfest. All singers of this soci- ety are requested to be in the hall at z o'clock sharp
 w. C. Sharpe of the United States steam inspection service is occupying a cottage at the West Haven shore with his mother and brother from West Vir- ginia.
 Julius Breunig has been removed to the Middletown Insane Retreat for trea tment of mental disease His friends of this city wish him speedy and complete recovery.
 Mrs Edward Nettleton is entertain ing her friend and classmate, Mrs. Charles T. Thompson of Cleveland, Q. at her home on Center street, West Haven.
 Mrs. C. F. M Lockwood of 157 Elm street is quite i'll with pleurlsy and her condition Thursday was considered quite critical
 Frank M. Travis of the New Haven Gas Light company is attending a con vention of the Western Gas Manufac- turers' association in New Orleans, La.
 The New England local assembly of the Brotherhood of St. Andrew will hold a convention in the borough on June 21 and 22. The annual conven- tion of the Brotherhood will be held in Boston this year from October to 12,
 Invitations have been issued to the wedding of Miss Etta Therese Cowles, daughter of Mir and Mrs. Fiber A. Cowles of 14S Plymouth street, this city to Henry Franklin Hopkins, also of this city. The wedding will occur at the home of the bride Wednesday even- ing, June 4, at o'clock,
 George Swan, retired undert aker in Woodbury this state, is the guest Of s. A. Griswod Of Branford
 Mrs. Henry Ambuhl and daughter, Helen, of 112 Edwards street, are visit ing friends in Brooklyn N. Y.
 On the sick list in this city were placed the following German residents: Adam Krausmann, No 3 Greenwood street Gustave Graewe, 764 Grand ave- nue; Frank Bohan, 4S9 Columbus ave- nue; Arthur Seefahrt, 77 Winthrop avenue; Joseph Baron, S22 Grand ave- nue: c. Kahlenberg, 16S Peck street.
 MT. Pettigrew of Groton spent Thurs day with his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Wadhams of Washingt on avenue, West Haven.
 Mrs M F. Bliss, formerly of the Delavan house, is the guest of friends in Branford
 Miss Hazel Babcock of Washington avenue, West Haven, is one of the many who are suffering with the humps
 Contractor B. F. Hosley of Branford is constructing the new summer resi- dence which M. E. Chatfield of the Chatfield Paper company is having erected at Pine Orchard.
 Another case of scarlet fever has been reported in Branford. Robert, son of c. w. Prann, is the latest recorded | victim
 Mrs. L. w. Vars has taken the cot tage formerly occupied by the late 1 Judge Ives on Beach street, West Ha- ven.
 Mrs H. N. Buell. of Edgewood ave- nue and Lynwood Place is visiting her | son. Wallace N. Buell. of Sydney, Nova | Scotia.
 MT. Williams and family of this city have moved to Center street, West Haven, to the house formerly occupied by J. H. Merriam and family.
 w. c. Foote of the Tenth ward fire engine house in this city has been spending his leave of absence with his camera in Danielson, Conn, as the guest of Judge Shumway of that town. Mir Foote does very fine work with the having an exceedingly inter esting collection of views taken in many places.
 Mrs. Charles Kleiner, wife of the we'll known attorney, was the victim of severe accident Thursday after noon. While crossing a room at her home, 169 Wooster street she slipped and fell A horizontal break in the lower left arm resulted. Dr. Mailhouse attended her. She will be laid up for some time.
 The Sans Souci Whist club of West Haven met last evening with Mir and Mrs. George Marks of this city.
 At the East Haven town hall Thurs day evening the New England Order of Protection gave a pleasant enter tainment consisting of recitations and music. The hall was full of interested spectators.
 This afternoon Miss c. Kelsey will 7Cld q rehearsal for "A Dress Pehnar- ;ar' operetta which she will give in the West Haven town hall some time next | month.
 The Rev Anson Phelps Stokes will deliver a lecture on Japan under he auspices of the Episcopal church n East Haven next Wednesday even- n |