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


 Dr. Frederick G. Wilmot and Mrs. Wilmot of 16 Elm street returned to the city yesterday after most delightful summer vacation, most of which was spent at Bethlehem in the White Mountains. Before returning they wis ited Quebec, Montreal, Toronto, Thou sand Islands and Niagara Falls.
 Miss Katherine Mccarthy of this city 1 is spending a vacation of two weeks in New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. Thomas Hurley have re- 1 turned from their wedding tour, which included visits to all the leading shore resorts along the New Jersey coast. MT. and Mrs. Hurley are now residing on enter the Yale Law school this fall. He will graduate with the class of '03. Mir. and Mrs. Frederick L. Neebe and Frederick l.. Neebe, Jr., who have been spending ten days vacation in Meri- den with Mrs. Neebe's parents, Mir. and Mrs. August Schroeder, have returned home after a pleasant stay. ! Dr. F. G. Beck, who has been substi- tuting at the Presbyterian hospital of New York, has returned and is substi- tuting on the staff of the New Haven 1 hospital.
 Mrs. Morris Lattimer and three chill dren, who have been visiting MT, Latti- mer's parents, MT. and Mrs. John Latti- mer of East Main street. Branford, re- | turned to their home in Philadelphia yesterday.
 Miss Lucy B. Staples of Hartford Miss Eleanor c. Betts of this city, Miss Jeanette Disbrow of Meriden and Miss Stella Mason of New Canaan, who have been guests of the Misses Minnie and Jennie Stevens of East Norwalk enjoyed a trolley ride Saturday to Savin Rock, chaperoned by Mrs. c. B. l Stevens.
 l Ralph E. York of West Haven is spending his vacation with his aunt, Mrs. M. A. Fenton, in the Berkshires, l F. l.. Tibbals of the George H. Ford l company, who is Milford's postmaster, ] has removed from the house on Noble avenue, Milford, and now resides at the house formerly known as St. Mary's rectory at the corner of New Haven avenue and Gulf street in that town.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur B. Ilsley, who have been spending a month with MT. and Mrs. Samuel Norris of First ave- nue, West Haven, have returned to their home in Melrose Highland, Mass. | Conductor Smith Warriner of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad is off on an indefinite leave of absence on account of i'll health. | F. A. Wenzel & Go. of Waterbury are completing several improvements in the store on Exchange place in that city. The Acme Cash Railway company of this city is installing a complete sys- tenn of cash carriers in all portions of the building.
 l Theodore Shumway of Alden avenue and his family left Saturday for a weeks stay at their Savin Rock cot tage.
 The woman's Christian Temperance union of South Norwalk elected Mrs Charles Byxbee and Mrs. Lawrence delegates to the state convention to be held in New Haven September 8, and | Il. Mrs. R. T. Maxim was chosen as alternate.
 Andrew J. Terrell, the former grocer, who was stricken with paralysis last week at the home of C. A. Marvin, in Central avenue. Westville. is slightly improved.
 The condition yesterday of Miss Ce- celia Sexton, daughter of the Rev. MT. Sexton of 999 Whalley avenue, was more critical. She has typhoid fever, and is now approaching the date for the crisis in the progress of the mal- ady.
 Miss Bertha Flint of this city is 8 guest of her grandparents, Rev. and Mrs, W. H. Knouse, in Deep River.
 Robert M. Reilly of 13 Winthrop ave- nue, one of the clerks at the central postof11ce, was yesterday assigned to the Westville station, where he will learn the ropes in anticipation of being called upon to do substitute work dur ing the coming vacations of Superin- tendent Munson and Clerk Harrison.
 The New Haven friends of MT. and Mrs. Tooker, who have been spending the summer at their home in the south district, Essex, have returned, | MlCHd6l MdSOH Ol bFdlllUlu Ildu h thrilling experience on the sound Sat urday. His boat capszed off the Thim- hle Islands, but he was rescued.
 Miss Louisa Leach of Durham met with an accident which resulted rather seriously a few days ago. In walking across the lawn near her home she made misstep with the result one of her ankles was broken
 Contractor Bradley hopes to finish the new summer home for George Cooper of Montowese at Haycock Point. Bran ford, this week, and the family will oc- cupy it during September.
 Mrs. Nellie Piper and daughter of this city, who have been guests of MT. and Mrs E. Loveland, at Leonards Bridge have returned.
 Mrs. James Dickson and family, who have spent the summer in Branford, re- turned to their home in this city the last of the week.
 Mrs W. P. Spellman of New Britain is supplying as organist at the Pros pect Methodist Episcopal church in Bristol during the absence of Professor William Woods Chandler of this city.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Kebler of Rock dale Mass, are spending short vaca- ton with MT. and Mrs. A. H. Hayes Of 275 Humphrey street.
 Mrs. Fred Baker of Cheshire is en- l artoi i,oiy 1oY- NTre.