The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-02

Mrs. Frederick G. Wilmot and daughter Miss Norma, of 16 Elm street. are spending the summer months at Bethlehem, \. Ill., In the White Mountains.
 Sailing to-day on the North German Lloyd steamship Trave are Professor and Mrs. ". H. Bishop and their son, Julian. They are going directly to Spain, where they will remain for some time. Richard F. Brennan, shipping clerk at the New Haven Public Market, left Thurs day morning with friends for two weeks vacation, to be spent at Washington, D. G. Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
 Miss May A. Smith of 26 Daggett street is spending her vacation at Wayside, l.. l. Joseph C. Johnson of the firm of J. John son & Son and Mrs. Johnson start to-day for Saratoga.
 MT. and Mrs. Adolph Walter of 56 Bishop street are spending this week with friends in New York and vicinity. Miss Elizabeth Walter is visiting her friends, Miss Nettie Klauberg, in Hartford.
 A Norwich dispatch says: Judge Rora- back of Canaan. Judge Wheeler or New London, Judge Elmer of Middletown, Judge William Travis Jerome of New York, Secre- tary of State Vinal of MiddletOwn, Senator Aenealy of Stamford, Attorney Nickerson 
 Winsted are camping with State Attorney Warner at the lake on Mount Riga thlS week.
 Miss Rademacher of Milwaukee. Wis. is spending the summer with her sister, Mrs. John Hugo. Mir. Hugo is son of former Town Agent Philip Hugo and is associated with the Germania Life Insurance con- Alfred Austell of Yale university has de- layed his departure from this city for sev- eral days. He had originally planned to leave here Monday. taking the journey of 1,600 miles from this city to his home ut Atlanta in his automobile. His plans were changed by the death of his sweetheart, Etta Cook, who committed suicide last Sat urday. Austell expects to be able to leave here by next Monday.
 -Dr. J. E. Pendleton, the dentist of oel Elm street, received the sad intelligence Wednesday of the sudden death of 9ios his is heart failure and was in her usual health before the attack. The family returned from Westerly about three weeks ago. where they attended the funeral or the Miss Marie Basson was completely sur prised Thursday evening on entering the residence of her friends. MT. and 1,na Mrs s: company of her friends who had assembled to celebrate her birthday. Miss Basson re- ceived some pretty gifts and very pleas piano and graphophone and supper Some %nS Thomas Dickenson, MT. and Mrs. William Crut, Walter Warminghmam, m Mrs; Reed ,Ii and Mrs. George Burt, MT, Stevens and family, Misses Ethel and Edith Burt.
 Russell Fem of this city is at the Ocean lev a1 is registered at the watch Hill house. Mr. and Mrs. George Ives of East Center street, Wallingford. are entertaining Mrs. Arthur Mansfield and son of Lynn, Mass, and Mrs. Edward Ives and children of this Professor H. N Loomis and family of this city are spending part of his vacation with his mother. Mrs. James H. Burrill, at Liberty Hill.
 The Misses Jessie and Mamie Bishop. who have been visiting their cousins, the Misses Lauretta Babcock and Julia LanDhier, re- turned to their home in Cheshire Thurs Miss Rhoda Fuller of Elm street has as her guest Miss Cora May Wheeler of Msssfgie ss1af for Mas about HaeeSee week. VIII 'ean " Miss Esther c. Beach of Branford was married to E. J. Keith of Meriden at the Congregational manse on Thursday after Miss Susie C. Lasher of this city has re turned home after spending two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. c. W. Miner, of 711. Maple avenue, Danbury.
 Miss Eliza Coombs of 1908 Whalley ave nue is very i'll at her home.
 Mrs. George. Woodward. formerly .ot Rockville, is the guest of her brother, " f D,M& Woodward, a Rockville boy, is the super intendent of the Midland division of the New Haeyn road.
 William Hopkins, formerly with C. F Messinger, the Whalley avenue druggist Is now with Druggist Brill of Dixwell ave nue.
 Ernest Matern, the chief clerk of Dear with his wife, son and daughter, ar' spending their vacation at Mrs. H. B. Hor tons, 1S6 Portsea street. it being their an nual visit to our beautiful City of Films.
 James O'Connor, a young man, living il Blake street, has been removed to the Ney Haven hospital after suffering for seyera weeks at his home. Blood poisoning, it i reported, is the malady from which he l suffering. He is an employe of the GreiS company.
 Earle Harrison Hotchkiss of Whale; avenue is receiving congratulations on tn arrival of bouncing baby boy.
 The family of Rev W. D. Mossman, mis sionary pastor at English hail, have bee for several weeks past at their summe various fresh air expansions given eac summer by the City Mission, MT. Mossma has usually, had vacation of about family in the country. This year he e, poets to be absent from the city durin part of the month of August at Madison 0 elsewhere, but will be at New Haven a may be required by the approaching con petion of the new mission house on Orang street. It is now expected that the neN building will be finished during the mont of August and occupied early in Septen Der.
 Isaac Laslett of Warren Place is i'll q his residence with typhoid fever. He ha been i'll two weeks and has trained nurs but is getting along comfortably under tn care of Dr. Beach.
 Some of the friends of ex-Governor Mo gan G. Bulkeley are urging him to becom q candidate for the republican gubernatori; nomination.
 Miss Mabel Welch of North Main stree Wallingford, is spending a few days wis as the guest of Miss Lulu Scholl of Crow street.
 A very pretty home wedding took plac |. Thursday at the residence of W. H. Wa ner of Woodbridge, when his daughte Miss Helen NJ. Warner, became the vii of Sidney R. Dickenson. The Rev. Charlt Smith, of Plymouth, was the off1ciatin clergyman.
 Miss Bessie M. Flanders entertained party of girls at her home OF Church stree Branford, Thursday afternoon, In honor her guests, Clarissa Lewis of New Britai and Leola Abbott of Hartford. who al summering at Short Beach, where Mi Flanders spent part of the summer. IT girls spent a very happy afternoon playir games, and dainty refreshments were ser ed. sThose present were Roberta Bradle Hazel Johnson, Jessie Knapp, Bessie Shit Edith Testor and Eva Marsh.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Coombs is reported being quite ill at her Aomeson Whalley av nue. Yesterday it was said there was