The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-19

A Fehlberg, the Congress avenue del- icatessen dealer. has opened a branch store on Grove street. Savn Rock
 Among the awards to students of Yale university announced by the facul- | ty Saturday are: Scott prize in French for juniors, David U. Cory, Englewood N. J.; English prizes for freshmen, | Charles F. Kerrigan of Brooklyn Her bert H. Annstein of St. Louis, Pierpont V. Davis of Elizabeth, N. J. and Arthur Hull Bradford Of Montclar, N. J.
 Mrs. Charles Ramsdel of Boston is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Crouch in Branford,
 Michael Curren of Savin Rock is not improving much yet from the accident he had this past week. It has proved to be a compound fracture below the knee.
 Albert H. Barrows of Bridgeport had charge of the gospel services in Pythian hall last evening.
 Mrs. l.. w. Vars of the Ives cottage, Savin Rock is leaving for visit to her native town. Cheshire, for week or two, when she will return spending the entire season at the shore to rest and recuperate. .N
 Manager J. F. Deshon of the new Yale dining hall is compiling his report of the first years experiences of the in- stitution. The year has been a marked success. The average attendance of the students enrolled in the hall has been about 750. This figure is about 25O 1 less than the full capacity of the hall. | J. P. Beach of Cheshire Is at his cot tage at Pine Orchord.
 The West Haven Monday Whist club will meet with Mrs. Forbes of Center street to-day.
 Several pictures of the Solt-box house | in Shelton, Conn, made famous in story by Jane DeForest Shelton have been loaned to the Branford library by Miss Irene Griswold and hung in the cata- logue room.
 Mrs. Robbins of Rocky Hill is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. William Brainard of Main street, West Haven.
 Irving Wood former proprietor of the Delavan house, Branford, will leave here for his summer place, the Mount St. Catherine house, Wills, Vt., on Mon day afternoon. MT Wood has been detained here by the illness of his daughter and granddaughter, Mrs. Olt and Miss Josephine Olt, both of whom have entirely recovered from scarlet fever, and will leave for Boston the first of the week,
 E. c. Seward is expected at his cot tage at Sachem's Head in a few days.
 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Welch of Campbell avenue. West Haven. have been entertained their aunt, Mrs. Hu- Der Bushnell of Berlin, where MT. Welch spends his vacation.
 Mrs. John H. Beach of Queech left Friday for Easton, Pa.. where she will be the guest of her sister, Mrs Lewis c. Baylis.
 Gus Zoller has returned to his sum- mer business at Savin Rock from Prov idence, where he holds the position as manager of the American Oyster com pany. MT Zoller's place at the shore adjoins the Sea View hotel.
 Police Commissioner David H. Corey l will not go to his summer cottage at | Short Beach for several weeks yet.
 Peter Laravie has returned from | Florida to his summer business at | Savin Rock and has his portable house l erected.
 Mrs. Briggs of Shelton has arrived at | Independent cottage, Indian Neck, for the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Jerome Parmelee of | Branford Point are visiting in Wash ing, D. c.
 Charles Michell and wife of New York city are expected to arrive at their cottage at Sachem's Head this week. 'te A@ <
 Ernest Bartholomew with John H. Beach of Queach met with an accident while playing football in North Bran ford one evening last week that result ed in three broken ribs.
 Mrs. Merriam Of Bristol, Mrs. Noble of New Britain. MT. Clark and family and Dr. Worden of Brooklyn are occu- pying their respective cottages at Sachem's Head.