The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-24

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 A number of Miss Flora Alling's
 friends gave her a surprise at hei
 home on Second avenue, West Haven
 Tuesday evening Music and games made the evening pass pleasantly 1 Among those who attended were: Miss 1 Winnifred Hubbard Miss Adelaide Caldwell, Miss Rubie Mouson, Miss
 Mae Richardson, Masters Fiber Stan
 nrad, John Lyman and Daniel H. Nun son.
 A general invitation is extended to all interested to be present this evening at the parlors of the West Haven Method ist church, to give the Rev. W. Me Nicholl and family hearty welcome
 on entering into his second year as
 pastor of that church.
 | The board of pharmacy commissions
 CTS held an examination of applicants
 for druggists licenses at the capitol
 Tuesday. The following were exam
 ined: George T. Higgins, Waterbury;
 William J. Stuart Ansonia; Henry
 Murckbuchler, New Haven; Edward
 Jarvis Doran, Hartford; Fred A, Beebe, l New London; Eleodore F. Grenier, Dan- ielson; Eugene Venier, Waterbury | George Fallon, Waterbury; Frank D.. Dolan, Stamford; F. Albert Lasson, Forestville; Joseph A. Smith, Water | bury.
 l This evening the Faithful circle of Kings Daughters will give a tea and
 entertainment in the parlors of the
 First Congregational church, West Ha-
 ven. The proceeds will be used for rescue work.
 Miss Mabel M. Ufford, teacher of English in the Boardman Manual Training school has resigned to ac- cept a position in New York, where she will receive a much larger salary than she is paid in this city. Miss Uf- ford received $500 year at Boardman, She was graduated from Smiths col lege in 1889 and has been teaching in this city ever since. |
 Rev. Father F'Iannery, a missionary located in Milford, was the guest of Rev. Father Kennedy of Fountain street Tuesday. He returned to Mill ford Tuesday evening.
 Miss Anne Gilbert and Miss Alice Bailey have returned to their home on George street after a delightful trip of two weeks spent at Atlantic City
 In orders issued from the office of the adjutant general at Hartford yes- terday the announcement Is made that First Lieutenant George l. Allen of Middletown, paymaster of the Second regiment, has been retired, at his own request He is one of the most popu- lar officers in the regiment.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Sheldon Tillinghast and Miss Boyd of 141 Greene street started yesterday with the Connecticut delegation for Los Angeles, where they will represent with Miss Beach the president the Women's School assoela- ton of New Haven at the great na- tional bicentennial meeting of Wo- mems clubs beginning May 1 and con- tinuing one week.
 Charles B. Wirtz, Jr., and family will change their residence after May 1 from S1 Sylvan avenue to No. Eld street, where they will be pleased to meet their many friends.
 The Hartford club of Yale has elected the following officers: President, F. s. Goodwin 'o3 vice president H. H, White '03 S.; secretary, C.. Roberts 03
 
 special Shelf and A. w. Allen '04 The club will arrange to hold a smoker or a social event of some kind before the close of the college year.
 pr. Clifford Brewster Brainard Yale '94, who served two years at the Hart ford hospital and later completed his studies in obstetrics and clinical mi croscopy at the General hospital in Vienna, Austria, and the Rotunda hos pital, at Dublin, Ireland, has returned to his home in Bristol and will shortly open an office in Hartfrod.
 Tomorrow evening Dr. w. c. Ander- son, associate director of the Yale gymnasium. will be the speaker of the | evening before the annual meeting and banquet of the Y M. C. A. of Brook ! yn, N. Y. Dr. Anderson's subject will | De The Practical Value of Physical 
 c. w. Parmely, well known rail -oad man. has leased rent at No. 39 Fourth avenue, West Haven, where he will reside for at least a part of the summer season.
 Henry Strack, the Shelton avenue will go to Germany next Saturday on the steamer Potsdam to cooperate his failing health.
 The Misses Auguste and Clara Moe ,ius left here on Tuesday for New York, from whence they will embark or Germany on a visit to friends and elatives.
 MT. and Mrs. James Tolles of Elm treet, West Haven, have returned from heir trip to Lakewood, N. J.
 Donald Winne, the youngest son of Attorney Winne of Valley street, is uite i'll at his home suffering from a evere case of the humps.
 Miss Ethel Doolittle of this city, Miss Belle Coe of Springfield and Messrs Bartlett and Willets of Wesleyan uni ersity were the guests of Mr. and Mrs William B. Coe over Sunday.
 The Daughters of Erin. Ladies aux iary No 12, A. O. H., will open a three lights bazaar in Music hall, Court treet, Saturday night. The ladies of his popular organization are working ard to make this bazaar a social and nancial success. and nothing will be acking to make it entertaining to those Tho attend. An entertainment is pro- ided for each evening followed by ancing. Music furnished by Scully's rcheStra Many of the merchants of |