The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-23

 City, where he stopped for two weeks. Dr. Jacobs will remain in this city for a few days renewing old acquaintances. At the last election of the B. P. o. E. of his town he was elected exalted ruler, and is also city physician of Elmira, holding this office for the fourth term. Dr. Jacobs is very popular in Chemung county, and has served his townsnen efficiently in the several public offices to which he was elected, as has served as coroner there for three years. Dr. Jacobs is a brother of Attorney Louis Jacobs of this city.
 Mrs. George E. Nettleton, accompa- nied by her sons. George, Milton and Victor, are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. N. s. Wadhams of Goshen.
 Miss Jennie Merwin of this city and members of the WOodmont musical committee among the summer popula- tion are arranging for a concert to be given on July 31, at the chapel, when musical people will be heard in solos, duets and Quartettes and when q well known reader will also assist. The chapel ladies will have a sale of ice cream, cake and fancy articles the same day, and very pleasant time is anticipated.
 Miss Clara A. Dunsing of 164 Park street, West Haven, has gone to Win sted for weeks stay. Later she will go to Washington, D. C., where she will spend part of the month of August. Miss Emily L. Dunsing, a sister, is travelling abroad with Professor and | Mrs. John C. Schwab, and expects to sail for home with them early in Sep tember
 Ensign Verrill. the United States l surveyor and commissioner of dredg- ing from New Haven, was in South | Norwalk, Saturday, and in company with Captain Moses II. Wilson of the New York and Norwalk Steamboat company who is the head of the new | company which will succeed the pres ent company, went over the channel of | the harbor in launch preparatory to awarding the contract for $13,000 worth of dredging.
 | A birthday party was given Monday afternoon to Mrs. M. J. Wardell, at i her residence, 294 Humphrey street, in | honor of her seventy-second birthday. l Among those who sat at the table were ! eight ladies of about the S., ne age, Mrs. Morse. Mrs. Cowan. Mrs. Lounsbury, l Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Futile, Mrs. Drew l and Mrs. Bennett, also MT. and Mrs. l Wardell, the Rev. MT. and Mrs. Hiler, MT and Mrs Tenout, and Mrs. Hart. In the evening about fifty called to of I | were MT. and Mrs. F. Bostwick, Mrs. Boardman, Mr and Mrs. Van Dine, MT and Mrs. Elder, MT and Mrs. Hop kins, MT. and Mrs. H. Smith, MT. and Mrs. Morse. MT. and Mrs. A. Smith, 1 MT. Henderson and daughter, Mrs. Pendleton and daughter Mrs. Barnacle | and daughters, Mrs. Lewis and daugh- ter and the Misses Garvey, Allison, l Bayles, Lee, Crandall, and Messrs. Bostwick. Hopkins, Hill, Beckwith and others Mrs. Wardell received several handsome presents.
 Miss Amelia Hendryx of 239 George street and Miss Anna Wesbecker, cashier of the Hegel Furniture com pany left on Monday for q two weeks vacation to be spent at the Catskill mountains.
 Miss May Clarke and Miss Hannah Keefe have just returned from a two weeks visit to Miss Keefe's cousin w. J. Leonard of Brooklyn, who is chief clerk in the office of the com mandant of the Brooklyn navy yard.
 B. L. Lewis of this city, a former Ansonia resident, whose wife is the daughter of Mrs. J. A. Bristol of that place, has been appointed the general agent of Eastern New York. for the Connecticut General Life Insurance company, with which he has been con- nected for some time. His headquar- ters will be in Poughkeepsie, N. Y. He will take possession of his office there August IS, and his family will remove there early in the fall as soon as he can procure a suitable home for them MT. Lewis has met with good success since he first engaged in the insurance business and has been promoted rapid ly.
 The engagement is announced of Mis: Josephine Kempe, daughter of M. Coher Kempe of 54 Asylum street, to May | lNTell OL NeW 4OTh Ctly. MISS hciilpt
 was for some time in the employ O.
 Howe & Stetson, and is we'll knowr and popular in Jewish circles.
 Councilman Patrick Corbett of New
 Britain has been spending a few day!
 at the West Haven shore. MT. Cor
 bett is one of New Britain's most popu
 lar and prominent democratic leaders.
 Edward V. Rafter of New York cit.
 is visiting at Sav!n Rock. MT. Rafte
 has just completed a very successful
 season with the Amelia Bingham The
 atrical company.
 Miss Bessie Long of Hartford and tn } Misses Mary and Margaret Maloney 0 Easthampton, Mass, all popular societ,
 young people, are stopping at Stan ] ford's hotel at Savin Rock.
 Edwin Milford is making very ex
 tensive alterations and improvement } upon his house at Indian Neck, for merly occupied by T. c. Russell 0
 New York.
 Edward Savage of Washington ave nue, West Haven, is visiting in Crom . well Mass. Marietta Savage left abou week ago for Cromwell, where sh } was joined by her brother.
 : Rev. Father O'Brien of Waterbur } has planned to sail for Ireland wit - his father, Daniel OBrien of Branfort
 about August 1. Father O'Brien wi l o,,;o,- +bo poada5 recrao tioo and roc+