The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-09

Mrs. Howard Agnew and daughter
 Miss Myrtle who have been spending
 the winter in St. Augustine, Fla, | Washington, D. C., and New York,
 have returned to their home on Beach
 street. West Haven.
 l Douglass Smith and family, who have
 occupied the Thompson homestead, West Haven, will remove May 1 to New | Haven.
 Miss Lena Coyle of Branford sang a
 beautiful and touching solo at the re- quiem mass of the late Bernard r. Xiv
 land in Branford Monday morning en- titled "The Beautiful Land on High
 The Rev. Father McGuinness was the | celebrant.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Merwin of West 1 Haven have returned from their visit to Mrs Merwins cousin in New Jersey. 1 The pupils of the Center school. Dur ham, are having vacation this week. | There will also be no school in the Cog
 inchaug district this week, on account
 of the critical illness of Miss Rossi-
 ter's father who resides in North Gull 1 ford.
 | The Monday Afternoon Whist club of West Haven was entertained this week | by Mrs. M. J. Adams The substitutes | for the afternoon were Mrs Morris of
 New Haven and Mrs. Albert Coe. Mrs.
 Louis Lampson won the first prize, a
 picture of the old lighthouse, very pret-
 tily framed in ebony; Mrs. George E. Bailey won the second prize, HaViland l china bon-bon dish.
 The Young Ladies' guild of Christ | church, Guilford will meet on Thurs | day afternoon with Mrs. Allen B. Gris- wold of Church street.
 | The Young Ladies Aid society of the
 Methodist church, West Haven, will
 give supper in the church parlors this
 evening for fifteen cents, the proceeds to go toward their pledge on the church debt.
 Mrs. Emma J. Burgess of Whitfield street, Guilford, is at a private sani-
 tarium, where she is receiving the K
 rays treatment for a cancerous devel- opment.
 Miss Daisy Hubbard of Main street,
 West Haven, is visiting her aunt in Waterbury.
 Charles Field of Waterbury was the guest of his father, J. Nelson Field, in Guilford over Sunday.
 Mrs. W. T. Dill entertained the s. s. Whist club Monday afternoon at her home at 407 George street All the members were present but one, Mrs. H. B. Armstrong acting as substitute. The prizes were beautiful the first one an opaline ware vase, won by Mrs. Frederick Hauff the second, a Bohe- milan crystal vase, won by the hostess, after playing off a tie with Mrs. w. H. Garde, whose score was the same. From now until the close of the sea son the club will meet each Monday. Mrs. William Chatfield of Whalley avenue will entertain the club next Monday.
 Belle Druehl of 10 Clark street was struck by the huge sign of Harry Fly man, the merchant of the Poli building, 25 Church street, about 2:S0 o'clock yesterday afternoon. She was knocked prostrate by the massive sign which struck her fatly across her chest. Pa trolmen Hoffman and Flannery were on the spot and took the girl into the building to room 50, where pr. R. J. Henderson was given charge of | the case. After working over her for some little time, pr. Henderson an | nounced that Miss Druehl had sustain | ed a severe shock and some slight ex- ternal injuries, but that she was not ! injured. She insisted on be- | ing allowed to go to her home and was | assisted to a State street car.
 A fine surprise was rendered to MT. and Mrs. Arthur Hall at their home on | Burton street Monday evening. The ] was MT. and Mrs. Halls we'd ding anniversary and as they are prominent members of the Sans Souci Whist club, the surprise was tendered by the members of the club. The even- ing was pleasantly spent in playing games and one of the gentlemen, MT. Potter, thoughtfully brought phono- graph, which helped pass away the evening. At about 10 o'clock MT. Gregg, on some excuse, left the room md on returning presented the happy couple with a handsome silver tea pot. Of course a speech went with the gift, md MT Hall responded in an apprG- oriate manner. A jolly supper fol- owed. Those present were: MT. and Mrs. George Gregg, MT. and Mrs. George Marks, MT, and Mrs William Carman, MT and Mrs. Arthur O. Pot CT, MT. and Mrs. Fedeick B. Loud, Ar hur Kelsey, MT. and Mrs. c. F. Mix Jo Dot J,o | .