The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-23


 meet this afternoon at the Congrega
 tional parsonage on savin avenue at
 o'clock All ladies interested are invit
 ed to attend.
 Because of the illness of ex-Judg
 Henry Stoddard the case involving th'
 large estate left by the late Betse!
 Bradley was placed at the foot of thf
 list on the supreme court docket yes
 terday Judge Stoddard is confined t(
 his home with the humps
 Tomorrow evening Yale conclaVe
 Improved Order of Heptasophs, will in
 stall it's officers for 1902. Manager Pol
 has generously agreed to send Frank
 Bush, one of his star performers or
 this weeks bill at the Wonderland, tc
 entertain the members of the conclave
 their their installation ceremony. A
 splendid programme has been arranged
 for the occasion and at the conclusion
 of the entertainment refreshments will
 be served
 Detective Daley, who, with other off
 cers, was on duty at the armory Tues
 day evening during the promenade,
 picked up after the affair number or
 articles of feminine apparel which are
 at police headquarters awaiting identi-
 fication. Included in the lot are Wh te silk shawl, white silk handkerchief
 one pair of ladies' long gloves, one silk
 muff1er and a small purse containing some change. All the above mentioned articles are now in ,the possession or Detective Captain Cowes.
 The Idle Hour Whist club of West Haven met last evening with MT and Mrs Farr, of George street.
 Mrs. T, P. Gibbons of GA Trumbull street, has generously consented to open her house for the md-Lenten utility sale to be given by the Women's School associa tion on March and g., Miss Re becca D. Beach, president of the asso- citation. is in charge of the affair, which insures the successful outcome of the project even at this early day. The sale will be quite unique in the products displayed.
 MT and Mrs. Robert McArthur, of Beaver Brook, are spending few days in New Haven, the guests of Rev. and Mrs H. S. Trueman, formerly of Dan bury. MT Trueman was formerly su- perintendent of the Rescue mission in Danbury.
 Mr and Mrs, William Augustus Sam mis have issued cards to the marriage of their daughter. Miss Clara Estelle l Sammis. to Clarence Rowe Cole, of New | York. The wedding will take place on | Wednesday evening, February ,, at 8 o'clock at the residence of MT. and Mrs. | Sammis, 2S0 Norton street.
 The condition of Edward Bayles, of | West Haven, who is i'll with typhoid I fever in the New Haven hospital, is greatly improved.
 Irving Pond, the new proprietor of | the Delavan house, Branford, assumed [ the management of the hotel yesterday morning. MT Pond has had several I years experience in the hotel business, having conducted the Lake St. Gather inc house at Wells Vt, for several summers. MT. Pond has best wishes of the Branford public for his success in his new field.
 The ladies of the woodmont chapel will give one of their famous suppers this evening in their dining room in the chapel This will be turkey spread, with all the fixings. For the evenings MT. Mallory, of Milford, has been engaged. MT, Mallory is a fine elocutionist, his selections being al ways pleasing, and one enjoys a rare treat in hearing him. These suppers are twenty-five cents, everything in- ,luded,
 Charles E. Treloar, of Yalesville, who 1as been employed for number of years in the office of the freight depot tt Wallingford, has several his connec- ( ion with the company and is working n Hartford Several West Haven ladies attended l he charity whist given by the lady 1 managers of Grace hospital at the resi- \ lence of Mrs Austin on Orchard street I Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs William Fl. Ta1cott en- l ertaned the Jones Whist club at their 2 ome in Wallingford Tuesday evening. $ hose who were present were MT. and t Hrs. William Hodgkinson MT and Mrs ! :. P. Stevenson, MT. and Mrs. George T. c ones, MT and Mrs. Samuel Clulea and f Ir. and Mrs William Williams. . I MT. and Mrs. George Mann have re- \ urned to their home in Worcester, O lass, after having spent a few days I ,ith Mrs. Mann's grandparents, Dr. i, nd Mrs. Cummings. of Center street, e Vest Haven. T William Callahan of this city, has \ ,turned home after spending weeks \ acation at his home on West Wooster F rect, Danbury. R MT. and Mrs F. E. Street and family, ' East Haven, have come into the city -;a spend the balance of the winter. w hey are with Mrs. Streets mother on ,, hapel street, opposite St. Pauls re lurch. w Charles Clark, son of John, Clark of fr Inn street, sprained his ankle Tuesday, f. hich will confine him to the house for rI few days. or Miss E. Isabel Hart, of Park street, ot it Saturday for Hartford, where she f,. i'll be the guest of her cousin on Char fo r Oak place. T., Mrs. C. 4. Bemis and Mrs. Louis Day, M Springfield, have been the guests of T, rs George Catlin, of Richard street Nr est Haven. fe Mrs. G. s. Hastings, of Plainville, un- he rwent a successful operation at the SI artford hospital Tuesday. Her many Fl, tends here trust that she will soon turn home completely restored to n, alth. D' Miss Annie E. Sanford. of Newtown, the guest of Mrs $. S. Thompson on ,t,,1