The Press., 1902-11-06
Health Officer Nichols reports that
hare are now NO cases of tvnhoid in tha

Health Officer Nichols reports that
there are now no cases of typhoid In the
borough.
L. Wilcox has returned from his annual
tour of the fairs, and will open his candy
and fruit store Saturday. .
DIR. and Mrs. A. o. Comins and son,
William, have returned from a visit Of a
few days to New York and Philadelphia.
Rev. q. s. Davis has recovered suff1-
ciently from his late Illness to be out,
and will occupy his pulpit as usual next
Sunday.
Henry Girard has purchased the Bruins
wick hotel in Clinton, Mass, and will
leave here Saturday. He will open for.
business next Tuesday.
Grand Worthy Templar W. 81. Field
ing Of Ansonia will visit Harmony Tenn
pie of Honor next Wednesday evening
and install the officers. There will be
refreshments and two candidates to Until.
ate.
L. D. Gary's annual coon supper was
held last evening. There were about 90
present, including many from out of town.
The supper, as we'll as the social features
In connection, were up to the usual high
standard.
This Is the last week for the sea-
son that Greenskeeper Gilmartin will be
at the golf grounds. Although Saturday
closes the season, there will probably be
quite little playing until the cold wealth
er prevents.
A special Sunday dinner will be served
at the Springs house from to 2, at fifty
cents. This feature will be introduced
fol the first time next Sunday and, If 1t
proves popular with the townspeople,
each Sunday thereafter.
Rev. E. A. Burnham's theme next SUM-
day morning at the Congregational church
will be Courage for continuing in we'll
doing" The evening subject will be
Fright estimation and use of the body"
All who have not handed in their benevo-
lent pledge cards are requested to do 80
next Sunday.
Mrs. F. F. Patten and Mrs. J. M. Leach
will be the hostesses at the Current
Events club next Monday evening. The
program will consist of current literature
and current events. Before the regular
meeting, at z O'Clock, Alvarado Howard
will explain the relation of the govern
ment pamphlets in the library to the topic
being considered by the club this season.
Wallace Morse, boss weaver at the
accident Tuesday evening on South-st.
His horse became frightened by Keefe
Bros. traction engine, and SHE'D quickly.
The harness broke and the horse cleared
from the wagon, but Mr.. Morse chung to
the reins and was spilled out His shoul-
der was dislocated, and he had other
bruises. He was attended by DIR. New
ton. His little girl, who was riding with
him, was not injured.
In the election of F. II. Baker to the
legislature the expected has happened,
and the good showing that he made at
the polls Is a source Of qualification to
his friends. Business men of the right
sort are a valuable acquisition to the
house, and 1t Is the general opinion that
Mr.. Baker will serve his town with credit
to himself and his constituents In the
coming term. The long and active con-
nection of the newly-elected member with
the firm of q. II. Baker & Co. has given
him exceptional advantages for a wide
circle of acquaintance and friends who
feel pleased with his electfon. i
The election on Tuesday did not call
out very heavy vote. The republican
candidates received an average majority
of about 40 and plurality of about SO.
The socialist vote of " was much larger
than has ever been cast In the town be-
fore. Much hard work has been put In
here during the past few months by the
followers of this party.