The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMsOFLYTEREST CONCERNING
 NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and EIss-

And Other People Known in This City Local Social Events Here and Elss- where.
 Wilbur H. Smith and wife. of 8 Ed street, are registered at the Crossman house. Thousand Islands.
 Among the thousands at Savin Rock last Saturday no happier company of young people could be found than that composed of the Misses Mae Manches- ter, Mary and Ella Hans1n, Anna Simp- son, Mary Nystrom and Cora Wright, all of Plainville. The young ladies spent the entire day at the Rock. and thor oughIy enjoyed a shore dinner bathing and other forms of amusement and rec reation.
 Horace Shippy, who is at the State hospital suffering from severe injuries sustained by a fall from the building of the New Haven Baking company, is in very precarious condition.
 James Barrett, of Barnett street, is at Marathon, N. Y.
 Miss Marie Basson. Of Bishop street, is visiting friends in Westville.
 A jolly party of young men left Sat urday afternoon on Q two weeks cruise to the eastward. stopping at New Lon don, Newport, Fishers Island, Shelter Island, Greenport, and also will take in the naval maneuvers in the Race. Among those in the party are George and Milton Nettleton, Francis Cox, George A. Booth, jr., Nose Shepard, Dr. G. E. Nettleton, of College street, and Captain Edward Bradley as the skip per.
 Miss Lisle Foster, who has been spending the summer with her sister Mrs. Charles Van Dine, will return to her home in Central Pennsylvania next Thursday.
 It is feared that Miss Celia, the young daughter of Rev. MT. Sexton, pastor of 8 the Westviile Episcopal church, is in the early stages of typhoid fever. She has been i'll since last Tuesday and was treated by a physician at her fathers summer home at Branford Point. The doctor discovered alarming symptoms on Friday and ordered that the girl be taken back to Westville at once. A high fever has followed other synp. toms of dangerous sort.
 Joseph Clinton, of Clintonville, has been the guest of Leon Hausmann, son of Mr. and Mrs. Augustus c. Haus- mann. at the Band Box cottage at Cos ey Beach.
 MT. and Mrs. James Dunn, of South Norwalk, were the guests over Sunday of MT. and Mrs c. N. Ballard, of West \ Haven.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crosby, of West Haven, are entertaining Carl Potter, of Saratoga.
 Miss Helen Schwarzweller, of Bristol is spending a portion of her vacation with friends on Park place, this city.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Stevens, oi Springfield are the guests of friends or Dwight street
 Mrs D. A. Kinner, of West Haven, is entertaining Mrs. George A. Kinner, oi Danbury. Mrs Joseph Smith, of Mystic, is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Rob ert Wallace, at their home on Mair street, West Haven.
 Miss Annie O'Conne1l, of Easthamp, ton, Mass, is visiting with friends at 6 Lafayette street, this city.
 Calvin T. Purdy, the popular piano salesman for the M. Steinert & Son: company at the store of w. s. Sturte. want, the agent, in South Norwalk lef Friday to accept a position with 2 wholesale firm in New York to traye on the road selling pianos at wholesale MT. Purdy has been with Mir. Sturte want for over a year and has made many friends.
 Information has been received tha 2 Rev Dr. Davies, pastor of the Westvillt