The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-09-13

And Other People Known fn This City Local Social Events Here and EIss- where.
 Miss Olive Hill, who has been spend ing the summer at Morris Cove, has re- turned to this city and re-Opened her manicuring parlors at 214 Crown street. Miss Hill has a large patronage and anticipates very busy season.
 B. F. Guyer, a popular and well re- membered former New Haven photog- rapher, who has been living the past five years in Philadelphia, is in town and his host of old friends here will be glad to hear of it. He spent the sum mer at Ocean Grove, N. J., stopping chiefly at the Amherst house, near the beach. Mir. Guyer has spent fifteen or twenty seasons on the Jersey coast, and was one of the guests at Atlantic City when there was but few houses there. MT. Guyer has taken rooms at 75 Woos- ter street at the Roessler residence, his old quarters in this city for years, and will remain in the city month or two visiting old friends and scenes. He is amazed at the strikes Yale has taken as regards new and elegant buildings in the last five years.
 Assistant City Attorney Nettleton of Waterbury was a visitor at city hall yesterday morning MT. Nettleton call- ed upon his personal friend, City Clerk Norris.
 Dr. c. c. Bushnell of this city has re- turned to Syracuse university, where he enters upon his third year. The with drawal of the head of his department to executive work has placed in his hands all the advanced Latin instruc- tion of this institution of nearly 2,O0O students.
 Miss Alice Hyde of Brooklyn, N. Y, is spending few days with Mrs. Hyde at her home on Willard street.
 This afternoon Herman Schluessel will take the second boys class of the Turn Verein's gymnasium out for sail on his handsome sloop yacht Flo. On the following day the Flo will take the ladies and actives' sections from this society, who are to have joint outing at Fort Hale, out for short sail.
 Mrs. F, E. Fairbanks of 16 Christopher street has gone to Taunton. Mass, tor a months visit.
 The family of J. F. O'Gorman has returned to their home in New York city, after summering at Belmar, N. J.
 Mrs. Earl Harrison Hotchkiss, who has been spending a few weeks with her mother, Mrs. Emma B. Pope, returned Thursday to her home in Winsted.
 Mrs. H. P. Hoadley of 2O4 Crown street, who has been at Birmingham late since July 1, has returned home.
 Dr. Edward E. Healey, of the Sisters 5 hospital, Main street, Buffalo, and his brother Thomas P. Healey of the post office department of that city, who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. M. Kilfeath- CT of Lyon street, has returned home.
 Fred W, Stokes of Bassett street is spending a four weeks vacation witt friends in Pennsylvania.
 Miss Li1lie Lautenbach of 327 Howarc avenue, who has been seriously il with pneumonia, is improving. She l: < attended by Dr, Barnes.
 James H. Mcguire of the Metropolitan Insurance company of this city, hal returned from Pittsfield, Mass, where he spent a delightful vacation, the gues of James Enright.
 #9 MISS I1dIIleL O5ueAA A7 ASPo' ~N N being i'll with malaria at her home o1 Whalley avenue.
 Miss Lottie Gourley of SS3 Washington avenue, West Haven, gave ping pon' party to few of her friends Thursda! evening. Among those present Wer S Miss Jennett Kimberly, Miss G. Ad' Whitaker, MT. Stole, Stanley Beardsle, and Dewitt Kelsey.
 Ernest Doolittle, who for many year has resided on West Prospect street moved Thursday to Fountain street.