The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-07-04

church guild. East Haven. to he held in the town hall Home made bread and cake will be for sale in the after man.
 Ralph Burke. Yale student from this city, has taken the management of the International Correspondence schools in the South Norwalk district. Mr Burke is nephew to Frederick H. Field Of Quintard avenue in that city. He took the management of the New Haven district during the summer va cation of the college last year. Mir. and Mrs. Augustus Lausen of | Unionville will spend the Fourth with Mrs. Lausen at her home on Main street. West Haven.
 John O'Brien of Stamford. former resident, is spending his vacation as the guest of relatives on Main street, Bran ford.
 At the Lone Star camp this week are Robert Bush, Herbert Barnett, Stanley Stiles, Oscar Erhardt and Norris Os- born of this city. The storm of Sunday caused them to break camp and take & nights lodging in a nearby barn, but with the warm sunshine Wednesday, everything looked more inviting. To- day the boys intend having a grand celebration, consisting of feast with fireworks in the evening.
 Miss Nellie Nagle and Morgan O'Brien were united in marriage at St. Mary's church. Branford. yesterday
 morning. by Rev. Father McGuinness.
 Mir. and Mrs. Horace McDivitt and MT and Mrs Charles Warner of Bran- ford left yesterday for the Branford Point hotel Branford, to spend the Fourth and Sunday.
 John Daly of Elizabeth, N. J., is spending the week in calling on his many friends in Branford.
 Misses Ida and Edith Mooney with Edgar Mooney of Newark, N. J., are the guests of Mir. and Mrs. Hopper of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 Dr. Gran A. Moser of Waterbury, who graduated from the Yale Medical school last week, has been appointed house physician at the Connecticut state prison at Wethersfield. Dr. Moser was graduated from the Waterbury high school in the class of '98. It is customary to secure Yale medical graduate to fill the position of house physician for one year following his graduation.
 Rev. w. A. Richard of this city made his first official visit as presiding elder at the quarterly conference of the Methodist church i'll Torrington on Monday evening.
 | Mrs. William Kirschner Of Center street, West Haven has returned from her visit to Mrs. Harry Ackrille of Bridgeport.
 Riley Thomas of Rockville is visiting his parents, MT. and Mrs. A. N. Thomas of California avenue, West Haven. Miss Genie Curtin of Waterbury is the guest of the McGrail family of West Main street, Branford.
 Mir and Mrs. A. Davis of Third ase~ nue, West Haven, will spend July in 1 New York.
 Pensions were issued Wednesday as | follows: Increases to David L. Gaines of Hartford, sS per month; to James E. Cooley of Hartford, SIP per month; to John g. Cleveland of Stafford Springs, s12 per month; to James Jen- nings of Stamford, s10 per month; to Francis Williams of Meriden, s10 per month, and to Melvin L. Nichols of Mansfield Center, s10 per month. Orig inal widows, to Alice Wood of Oxford, SIP per month.
 A Washington dispatch says: Pro- lessor William Henry Bishop. instruc- tor in Spanish and French at Yale uni versity. has made application for ap- pointment as consul to some foreign country, Spain or France preferred Professor Bishop Is endorsed by Presi- dent Hadley and ex-President Dwight of Yale, besides number of the lead | ing professors of the university. Con- gressman Sperry secured the endorse ment of the entire Connecticut delega- 1 ton and presented the papers to the president. President Roosevelt made the statement that he would be very glad to appoint Professor Bishop, but there were hundreds of applications and no vacancies at present. He ad- vised MT. sperry to lodge the papers at the state department and the presi- dent promised to do all he could should opportunity occur.