The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-03

Complimentary tickets can be secured
at the different music stores on Chapel
street.
Judge John N. Hall, president Of the
Consolidated road, said yesterday that
| he did not know Of any surveyors of
| the road at work in New London, and
he thought that some work started
there was probably being done for
some trolley company. AS far as he
| knew there We're no surveyors at work
| there.
| There will be sale of beautiful large,
medium and small dolls and fancy arti-
cles for the benefit Of the poor at the
! Vestry of ST. Marys church next Tues
! day and Wednesday. A splendid OPP
portunity is offered to secure handsome
home-dressed dolls and also assist the
worthy poor. This sale is under the
auspices of St. Rose guild.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas S. Squier, of
| Dayton, Chic, are guests of friends on
| Dwight street.
| A very fine musicale was given at the
| residence of Mrs. William futile on
| Whalley avenue last evening. Owing
I to the sudden illness, with bronchitis,
| of Mrs Graham White, the soprano So
| loist, Miss Elizabeth C. Gaffney kindly
consented to sing. Among the artists
Of the evening were Riley Phillips, Miss
| Elizabeth C. Gaffney, Edward Hendee,
Miss Helen Hofer and Walter Garde.
Mrs. Clifford Booth and Franklin
| Pierce were the accompanies of the
| evening.
| Miss Rita King of West Haven is Wis
| iting her brother, Frank King, at his
home in Waterbury.
Frank Leete of this city is visiting his
aunt, Mrs. F. w. Seward on Grove
street.
! Mr.. and Mrs Scoville and Miss SEQ
| vile, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry D. Marshall of First ave-
nue., West Haven, have returned to
| their home in New York.
| Mrs. M. Wagner of Sunnyside, Put
nam, has come to this city to spend
| the winter with her son, Charles Wag-
| ner. and his wife.
The Delta Epsilon Phi met last even
ing at the horne OF Miss Lulu Corcoran
| on First avenue, West Haven.
Miss Sarah Kenyon has returned
home to Putnam from a mbnth's visit
| with her sister in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs Carlos Ayres of Second
| avenue, West Haven, have moved tC
Brooklyn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wallace of 12C
| Valley street who were married last
week Tuesday returned Monday from
| their honeymoon trip Mr. Wallace is
| employed as a nnachinist at the Parker
| Paper mill.
r. s. Gchrooloch 'n4 who was prost-
dent of the glee club in that year has
been coacnn# the University Glee cluL
for the past week.
The Improvement in the condition OF
Thomas F. Corrigan of Springside ave-
nue., who has been very ill, continues
and his early complete recovery is now
expected.
Rev. J. Fl. Twichell of Hartford will
address the religious meeting in South
Sheffield hall next Sunday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Brothwell of Tor
rington are visiting the family Of Su-
perintendent D. c. Munson at the lat
ter's home, 1903 Central avenue, West
vile. Their stay here will last for two
or three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain and fami-
ly of Second avenue West Haven, are
visiting in Cornwall.
Clerk f. l.. Averill of the common
pleas court was in Meriden Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brainard of Richard
Place, West Haven, are receiving con.
gratulations on the arrival of a son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bloxham of Mer.
iden left Monday for Savannah, Ga.
and from there to Florida, possibly tc
engage in the restaurant or catering
business.
The second farce to be given in the
town hall under the auspices Of St
Agnes guild. West Haven, Tuesday
evening, December 9, is entitled mon.
sieur;" characters, Polly Philamore
Miss Olive Hurlburt; Andrienne Marsh
Miss Louise Heitmann; Mrs. Bushtree
Miss Marguerite Granniss; Monsieur Dc
Merirlieux, B. l.. Stevens; Billy VIM.
bledon, George Bush; Tom Sellers II. L
Everest.
The society Of Phi Beta Kappa viii
hold special meeting on December !
to celebrate it's anniversary Ansor
Phelps Stokes will address the meeting
In West Haven. at the home of the
brides parents, there will occur TO-DAY
the wedding of Joseph Houser of Dia.
mond street and Miss Amy King. The
groom is the son Of Henry Houser, tht
Diamond street carriage maker witt
whom the young man is associated il
business. Both the young couple are
quite popular.
The third Berkeley sermon will bt
delivered in Trinity church next Sun.
day by Rev. Henry Lubbock of New
York city. The subject will be "Tht
Church Under Charles H.
In aid of the new St. Lawrence
church Monday evening, December Is
at 8 O'Clock, at West Haven town hall
will be presented the latest scenes ant
incidents in moving pictures from al
parts Of the world. Ireland, glimpse.
Of the Emerald Isle; England corona
ton Of King Edward VII; China stree
scene in the Tartar city of Pekin; Ven
ice, feeding the pigeons; boulevards O.
; Paris; complete story of Little Rec
Riding Hood" Egypt, street scenes il
Cairo and many others. The enter
tainment will be interspersed with vo
cal and instrumental music, under tn,
direction Of Mrs. r. Lester Kimberly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Beasley ant
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Cargill of thi
city, spent Sunday in Meriden with Mr.
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