The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-02-24
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store on Church street and Mrs Shan- lev are now ready for congratulatloAS from their hosts of friends, a young and bouncing son having been added to their family on Saturday morning at their residence, IS Bishop street They are greatly delighted over the advent of their first son. The Harugari Singing society met Saturday night and presented the lead CT Max Dessauer, with silver loVlns cup. In appreciation of his services to inc society and the good fellowship feit +oward him. President Paul Zimmer- man presented the cup and made the speech of presentation. The soclets held it's meeting and then held col- lation in the banquet room. lhe cup ia about fourteen inches long anu le ol solid silver. It has three hahaies anu stands on a black wood base on olie side of the cup is inscribed in Geffnal' .srro o11r beloved leader, MT. Max Des- sauar. the Harugari Singing Society, 1eoo- -1oo2. New Haven, Conn.,, Feb. ls' 1909" Two German songs, "Festlleo and "Aus dem Archiv," composed py Sheriff Dejon, were sung during the eA- ercises by the society.
 F A. Russell, who has held the posl- t;on of superintendent of west f1aVeh horough's fire alarm telegraph, mas been reannointed to the position at the same salary. s175 per annum. MT kusseli has held this position now Tor 'seVerdi vaars ar since the installation or the nau, svstem and his efforts to Keep the e,,stano in nerfect condition are attested it7tt
 Miss Mary Kimberly, youngest aauehtar of Warden Kimberly of West Haven went to Hartford early last Weh where she is making short Vlslt "iti relatives. Mrs Charles F. MerWin Of A hio street is quite i'll with grip Henry Paine, a well known paHhei ol Danielson. Conn, was in the ire at the Park avenue hotel in New York ana es- caped by jumping from WlnooW' Ill which way he received slight lnJurles He is at home safe and sound.
 Mrs Isaac Kohn, of 43R BlshoF street returned last week from a months visit with her family III baltl- more. The Washington Union Brotherhooo held it's forty fourth annual dinher at the Hotel Brunswick Saturday alter- ,,oo,, This organization, purely soclal ;r its aims and, purposes, meets every washington's birthday and holas banouet. Saturday about twenty +bree members attended. pr. tayette Hall acted as toastmaster lie alse gaye an instructive and interesting au- dress on Washington. Speeches "eie nneda bv most of those in attendance at the banquet
 Resistant Corporation Counsel Jacot Tr,1man left for Lakewood, N' J., Saturday morning, where he Will re- p,ain several days with Mrs. Ullmaf ana his father-in- law, Morris Stelnert
 Mir and Mrs. F. Harris Weaver o1 +bis citv have accepted an invitation +o a+te,rd the launching of the German yacht Meteor, which will take piace .o ,,,orrov and be attended by Miss Alce Roosevelt and Prince Henry ol Ieliiia ,,v MT and Mrs. Weaver will attenf both the launching and the iu1acneoi' Wallace Downey. of the nrm that pun the yacht, is an old personal 1rlehu MT. Weaver. WY,
 Mr. and Mrs Harry Stillman Of wa terhury have now a second dauEiitel which arrived last Wednesday, MI c+ilrnan is proprietor of the LenoX res +a,rant in Exchange street, which es caned the recent fire, although the no +el uext to was partially burned Mrs stillnan is a daughter of MT. and Mrs Gaoree Robinson of 50 Bishop street.
 Mics Truman of Charlestown, N. T. who has been the guest of MISS flor ence Truman of Grown street, le1t o' Thursday for her home
 The officials of the Prospect Metho dist church, Bristol have hlred thei singers and organist for the comin' wear. as follows: Organist Pfofesso William Woods Chandler Of New Ha ven. soprano Miss Mary E. steWar' Bristol; contralto, Miss Helen M. Ken nerd Meriden: tenor, John E. Knox ,rarrvville: baritone, w. F. Spellmar New Britain.
 Miss Downs of New York is the gues If Misc Truman of Crown street
 pev MT Crawford of Southwici Mass. who has been supplying the pull bit temporarily at the Coneregatloile church, Portland, for several weeks, ha been called to become permanent pas tor of the church.
 Charles warner. Wllo utlNC7 thi vyoodmont route for G. W. Warner, ha q most serious time during the recen s+or,r On one of the hills in the Vi c;nitv of Woodmont he was unable [ d,.iva his team further, and after put +ire his team up with a friend ne re turned to West Haven on the tram
 Ruth the little daughter of MT. an Mrs. Thomas P. Gillespie, jr, of Camr hell avenue. West Haven, was aWarue inc barrel of flour at the Quinnlpla fair in Music hall.
 Mrs T. Edward Somers of 37S Whit nov avenue who has been in Phtlade nhia for the past ten days, is eXpecte home during the early part of tn week. .---
 George Johnson of Washington ave nue West Haven, left West Haven bol o,rh Wednesday for the city of Pitt burg Pa. MT Johnson goes to take most acceptable position with lare manufa curing concern in the coal r' g;ons and carries with him the be' wishes of his large home circle friends. MT. Johnson has recently bee connected with the engineering depar ment of the Consolidated road.
 The Mothers club met with MT James R. Bolton of 59 Division stree r,-4 ,,-aelr change was made to a evening meeting and the gentlemen il yited. Mrs Bolton is president or U State Federation of Womens clubs