The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-03-18

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 Charles H. Platt, superintendent oi the Consolidated railroad, and Mrs
 Platt spent Sunday with their son, who has been very i'll with pneumonia ano pleurisy and will bring him home witt
 them the first pleasant day. He has
 been i'll at school near Philadelphia.
 The Rev. c. Brinley Morgan, past oi
 of Christ Episcopal church, slipped al
 the corner of York and Elm streets
 Sunday evening while. returning from
 his church, which Is at the junction o1 Elm street and Broadway He fell tc the pavement fracturing his left arm near the shoulder. He was almost un- conscious from the pain as he was be- ing carried to his home at 324 Y ork street. Dr. Thomas H. Russell of Elm street and Dr. Oliver T. Osborn of York street attended him.
 Mrs. Q. P Pendleton, who has been spending the winter with her son, pr. J. F. Pendleton of AS Bishop street, re- turned to her home in Westerly, R. l., last Friday. Her daught law. Mrs. J. E. Pendleton, accompanied her, but will probably return the last of this week.
 John Mcdonald, a driver for Patrick Mortell, fell from 6 two horse coal cart containing two tons of coal in Elm street in front of Hendrie hall, at 1:30 yesterday afternoon, and the rear wheel of the loaded cart passed over his body. He was picked up unconscious, and Dr. Carmalt, who lives close by, ordered him removed to Grace hospital. At the hospital it was found that the man had sustained no material injury and he was discharged from the insti- tuition at 2:30 o'clock
 On Tuesday evening at Trinity church, Branford, the fifth Lenten ad- dress on Religious Buildings" will be given by H. w. Winkley, rector. Mr. Winkley will take up religious build ings in their connection with the Chris tian religion.
 Tax Collector Anthony has arrived back from Florida with his daughter Miss Ella Anthony, and Willis M. An thony, who accompanied them. On their return the party stopped at Charleston, s. C., and Washington. They visited the Charleston exposition and they say it is a very creditable show, deserving of greater patronage than 1t has been receiving. In Florida Mr. Anthony saw several New Haven people, among them being R. V. Me Neil, Minott F. Chatf1ed, Frank Sew ard, I. Fl P!att and Mrs. Patt. Allen D. Baldwin. c. l.. Baldwin and daugh- ter, Mrs. Edward Chatfield and Charles Blakeslee. H G. Bronson, a former New Havener, was another person met by Mr Anthony. He is running pine apple tarm and appears prosperous.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church, West Haven, will serve a fifteen cent supper in the parlors of the church tomorrow evening
 Clerk George w. Rowe of the De- partment of Charities and Corrections, started out yesterday to make thor ough inspection of the baby farms in the city. Complaints have been made against some of these places and it is proposed to have them all kept in bet ter condition.
 The ladies who gave tho farce, Sun bonnets," in the parlors of the First Congregational church, West Haven, at the colonial supper, have been invited by the ladies of the Woodmont chapel to come down on Thursday evening and give the farce, at which time they will serve one Of their delicious sup pers,
 Mrs. Emma Katz of Stony Creek, for merly of this city is visiting her moth CT, Mrs Ehle, at 250 Cedar street, this city
 Miss Minnie Johnson of West Haven who has been i'll for the past few days, is able to be out again.
 Mrs c. Wickins and son, Arleigh, of Springfield, Mass, are guests of Mrs Wickins' sister Mrs. F. N. Ferguson of First avenue. West Haven.
 Miss Margaret 1, Dacey gave 8 recit- al for her pupils on Saturday at her studio at 52 Crown street, The young participants in the programme eVi- denced fine progress under Miss Da- ceys instruction.
 Russell Tucker of South Norwalk is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Russell of York street, West Haven
 Professor and Mrs. Ladd and Profes- sor and Mrs. Tracy Peck will sail for Europe in June to b. absent until col lege opens in the fall They will go direct to Italy. where they will spend the greater portion of the summer.
 The Grand club O! West Haven will meet this evening with MT. and Mrs. Tingley of this city.
 The choir and choral union of the Dwight Place Congregational church will sing Stainers "Crucifixion" next Sunday evening March 2S. Seymour Spier who directs both choir and union, will conduct the cantata.
 MT. and Mrs. F. H. Woodruff and daughter, Miss Florence Woodruff of Milford, are the guests of MT. and Mrs. Lindley of Church street, West Haven.
 The Y. P. s. C.. F. of Plymouth church will give an entertainment at the par ish house, corner of Chapel street and Sherman avenue, tomorrow evening, following a supper given by the ladies of the church. There will be an inter- ssting programme of music, dialogue, etc., including alto solos by Miss Triton, whose singing was so much appreciated when she appeared there recently. Sup per will be served at 6:30 to 7:S0. En- -ertainment will be given at $. The proceeds will go to the church building fund.