The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-08-04

 should be purchased at least four days previous to the bake. All clerks and their friends are invited. Electric cars leave the Green every fifteen minus for Lighthouse Point.
 John Austin of Austin street. who was taken very suddenly i'll with chills on Saturday, is much better.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Woodruff of Mill ford left on Saturday for an extended trip to California.
 Frank H. Ford of this city is to be at the Pembroke Woodmont, for the rest of the season.
 George Barry of Plainfeld. N. J., spent Sunday with MT. and Mrs. How ard Dayton of Washington avenue, West Haven.
 William Hall, an inmate of Spring side Home, has recovered his eyesight through the skill of Doctors Alling and Grove. Hall is seventy-three years old had been blind for four years. The physicians operated on his eyes sev- eral weeks ago and now he is able to see and go about. Before he was treat ed he had to be led around. His cure is regarded as a splendid tribute to the skill of the physicians.
 | Mrs. Platts and her granddaughter. Miss Edna Bolton of Smith street. West Haven, have gone to New York and Brooklyn for a months visit with rela- 1 lives.
 Dr. Paul Stetson. Yale 1902. M S., arrived in town Friday and will spend his two weeks vacation with his par ents on Blake street. pr. Stetson is on the staff at the Middletown insane asy- lum, and says that he likes his position very much.
 | Mrs. John Cameron of Bay Shore, L. l., who has been visiting her parents,
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Richards of Main street, West Haven, has returned home, taking her mother, Mrs, Rich ards, with her for a months visit. l Word was received by Mrs. Davies from Dr. Henry Davies, pastor of the Congregational church, Westville, to the effect that he is very i'll in London. Nervous protsration is said to be the cause of Dr. Davies illness, mainly due to overwork. Dr. Davies father, who has been seriously ill, is reported to be in about the same condition. Mrs. Da- vies says there is no immediate cause for anxiety.
 Miss Annie L. Gladwin of New York is spending the month of August with her grandparents, MT and Mrs. H. E. Gladwin of Lester street, West Haven.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank McTaggart, who formerly resided on Elm street, has moved into the Bristol house on Harri- son street recently vacated by Andrew
 Terrell. MT. Terrell, it will be remem- bered, Is quite i'll and has gone to Bris-
 tol, where he will spend the remainder of the summer with relatives.
 Miss M. J. McDermott of the Nurses
 Bureau, York Square, is spending her vacation at the Highland house, Block Island.
 John Warner of Church street, West
 Haven, has gone to Plainville to spend
 Sunday with his family.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Andrews and
 Allie Backes of Wallingford are stop
 ping at Short Beach.
 It was officially announced Saturday
 that Christopher Stroebel, the Water
 bury jeweler, is candidate for the
 democratic nomination for sheriff. MT
 Stroebel is in to the finish and his
 friends say that he will give c. A. Tom linson of Milford hot chase.
 Harry Erickson of Wallingford left
 Saturday evening for New York, where
 he will take passage on. the Cunarc
 liner Lucania for six weeks visit tt
 his native land, Norway. He wa:
 booked through Oscar Peterson, tht
 company's special agent MT. and Mrs. Lyhuse and children O Bridgeport are the guests of Mr. anc
 Mrs Stoneman of Beach street, Wes'
 Haven.
 Messrs. Thilo Failer and Adam Zieg ? Ter Saturday noon startde on a three
 weeks voyage to Newport News, Va
 At 12:05 o'clock they embarked on thu . craft Indiana, under the guidance O , | Captain Saxon, for Providence, R. l. . from where the vessel will convey then . to Newport News. Stops will be mad
 all along the coast and all places of in 7 terest will be visited. s Captain Youngs, I. S. A. P, called . practice shoot at the Company K range | w dlllUSlUIu fodtulud hL'CiAAooi'' ~ y sides all the members Of Company K f team there were present Major Tillson q Captain Young, Lieutenant filling, Pri h yates Alcomb and Reed, all of New Ha 1. ven. Some good scores were made, bu q Captain Youngs has deferred the selec a tion of the team until later. = Mrs. Fife, who has been spending tn
 month of July at her cottage at Wood Q mont, returned Friday to her home o . Whalley avenue,
 - Mrs. E. Backes and children of Wal q lingford are stopping at Block Island l Herbert Patterson of Wallingford lef l, on Saturday for a trip to Moosehea = Lake, Me.
 V Mrs. Charles Gulliver, secretary 0 = the Temperance union of Westville, ha d received an invitation from the Ne1 e Haven union to attend an annual pic # nic of that union on next Thursda l, afternoon. The outing will be held V Mansfield Grove.
 l, Harold James, William RoWden an J. Ted Hodgetts of Wallingford left Sat }. urday for stay at Short Beach, The IS will camp out.
 5. Miss Ruth Terrell of Whalley avenu s, has secured a position as teacher s. the mornings at the Leila Day schot e on Green street. In the afternoon
 Miss Terrell will teach in the Wooste