The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-03

Mrs. Louis 4. Fox, of Huntsville, Is
 critically i'll at her home with peritoni. tis. Dr. Russell, of New Haven. was
 called in consultation Tuesday night by Dr. Kelly. Mrs. Fox's condition Will
 not permit of an operation. Her reeoV- cry is not expected. . c. Sidney Chapman, who has been visiting in this city, Is the guest Of his
 sister Mrs. F. s. Brainard, in Vest
 brook.
 Attorney and Mrs. George V. Smith,
 of Alden avenue, Westville, have gone
 to Pennsylvania, where they will be the guests of friends for two or three
 weeks.
 George F. Dominick has plans prepar-
 ed for a handsome residence at Field Point, Greenwich. The site selected is Locust Grove. south of Round Island, across the harbor from E. c. Benedict's mansion, one of the finest sites in Field Point park. The building and improve ments will cost in the neighborhood of s100,000
 Mir. and Mrs. W. s. Lewis. of Lyon street, are in Litchfield for the month
 of July.
 Henry Allen, of Torrington, who is at
 his summer residence on Highland Lake in Winsted, was the recipient of hand some St. Lawrence river boat on Satur- day, the gift of his son-inlaw, Lewis
 Miner. of this city.
 Miss Lucia Russell, of Whalley ave- nue, has returned from a very pleasant two weeks stay at Highland Lake, in
 Winsted.
 The Steinert company has placed an $S,0O0 Aeolean in the concert hall that Horace P. Whitaker has completed on i his North street grounds in Greenwich.
 The hall has been. regardless of ex- pense, to gratify Mir Whittaker's fond
 ness for music. During the summer
 private concerts will be given, where some noted artists, vocal and instru- mental, will be heard by MT. Whitaker and his friends.
 pr. J. J. Dunlery, who has just gradu- ated from the Yale Medical school, has returned to New York to resume his duties at St. Marks hospital. Of ske thirty applicants pr, Dunlery ranked highest and received the first appoint ment
 c. M. Ingersoll, of Avon, was a guest in Westbrook Sunday. Miss Lellie Levitch, an accomplished young lady of Bayonne, N. J., is spend- ing the summer with the family of Professor Jacob Newman, of this city. at their summer residence on Holmes street, West Haven. James Tooker and wife, of Essex, are entertaining friends from this city at their place, the Riverview, at the South district
 The wedding of Miss Clara L. Bishop and Harry Good took place last evening at the home of the brides parents, 225 Lombard street, Rev. MT. Chalmers off, ciating. They will reside at AT Win throp avenue on their return from a wedding tour.
 Mrs. Frank Mum, of whalley ave- nue, Westville, who has been visiting friends in Warren. Mass, has returned home.
 Miss Harriet Swan and nephew. who have been in Essex for the past two weeks, have returned to their home in Woodbury. Hobe, Whiting. the well known polo player, and at one time member of lHt 4Nt" IldNEH pOlV ltdIfi,F HdS IileI with serious accident in Newcastle, Pa, where he Is in business with his brother. Mir. Whiting was burned bad l ly by molten metal while at work. and he will probably lose the sight of one eye. Il ,.. Miss Annie Sullivan, of Portland, ar- rived oh Monday at the New Haven hospital, where she will receive treat ment. Dr. Frank L. Chase, of the Yale astro- nomical observatory. left here yester- | day for the west. He will spend the greater part of the summer with bis parents at their home in Boulder, Col. I He will return in the fall and resume his work at the beginning of the next I college year. Dr. Chase is an enthusi- astic golfer and tennis player, and he | will be missed from the New Haven | Lawn club and New Haven Golf club matches.
 Mrs. S. F. Morrell, of New York city, is occupying her cottage at Indian Neck for the summer.
 | Mfr and Mrs. c. A: Bingham and Mir. and Mrs. W. P Weed, of Foreatville. have arrived at Morris Cove fer a stay of few weeks.
 i MT Elder and family, of Chicopee
 Falls, Mass, are occupying the cottage Independent at Indian Neck for the | summer.
 ! Robert Roberts, a son of Rev. H. H. Roberts, of Winsted, and a graduate of
 Sheffield Scientific school, 1902, has talk
 en position with the Coe Brass com- pany, Torrington.
 Rev. W. B. Howder of Washington,
 D. C., is occupying one of Richard
 Bradley's cottages at Bradley Point for | the summer.
 John W. Woodbridge. who is at the
 Hartford hospital suffering from
 shock of apoplexy, is in critical con-
 dition. Twenty years ago Mir. Wood
 bridge was singer of great popularity in Hartford, and has of late years been
 a. member of the Travellers Insurance
 company's clerical staff.
 Wolf Levy has just returned from
 Philadelphia, where he has been attend
 ing the annual convention of the Inde-
 pendent Order of Ahawas Israel as the
 delegate from George Washington chap ter, of this city. The only important
 piece of business transacted was a res
 oluton offered by MT. Levy to have the election of officers take place the last day instead of the tlrst.o The next con