The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-10-13

has been and still is a lively call for this very readable picture Of what goes on in the city's haunts of vice at night. The story teaches that the way of the transgressOr is hard and has the same felicity of description and narration which characterizes his contributions in the storiette line to various weekly and monthly publications.
 Mrs. D. \. Walker of First avenue. West Haven, has been entertaining her aunt, Mrs. Bryant of Westfield.
 Miss Anna Skifflngton of this city is visiting Miss Helena Kane of Grassy Plain street. Bethel.
 During the week MT. and Mrs. J. c. Coe of Elm street, West Haven, cele- brated their forty-second wedding an- niversary.
 Thomas Martin, who has spent the his uncle, Rev. Edward Martin. resumes his studies at Columbia college, this week.
 MT and Mrs. James English of 1855 Church street are at the Plaza hotel, New York city, for week.
 MT. and Mrs. William Farnham and Mir. William and Miss Florence Wood mansee and others who have been at- tending the G.. A. R. convention at Washington, have returned.
 Mrs. Colin Macrea Ingersoll, jr, of Whitney avenue, left Saturday for Ridgefeld, Conn.,, where she is to stay for few days.
 Superintendent Munson of the West Ca+ 1axy hot 1 Postmaster Howarth had appointed William J. Flynn of the main office to the position of carrier, which was made vacant by the recent death of Samuel W. Chanler. Carrier Flynn will com mence on his new duties to-day with the first delivery. Mir. Reilly, who has been doing substitute duty during the summer, will return to the main office on Monday.
 | Miss Helen Hall of Hillhouse avenue is visiting in Philadelphia. She is the guest of her former roommote, Miss Ethel Wakeman, at Miss Porter's school at Pennington, and went down to Phil adelphia on Tuesday last. She will be absent for a week or ten days.
 Superintendent Munson of the Vest vile postoffice, left Saturday morning for Torrington, where he will spend a few days with relatives. Owing to the great amount of business which has recently come before the postoffice off, cials, MT. Munson says he will not this year take his eighteen days vacation, to which he Is entitled.
 Frederick Reynolds, who has been quite i'll at his home on Fitch street was about yesterday for a short time MT. Reynolds is still unable to attend to business, but hopes to be in a short time.
 Miss Suzette Robertson is in Denver Col, where she intends remaining until after the holidays.
 Michael Mullen, who >Was formerly coachman for Donald G. Mitchell and recently secured posirlon in Hartford returned to Westville Friday. MT. Null len intends to remain in Westville and secure position with local concern.
 A wedding of interest to New Haven people will be that of Miss Phebe Hart Vail, daughter of the Rev. R. P. H. Val of Stamford, and Dale Stouffer Tate ot Pittsburg, Pa, is to be celebrated ir Stamford on Tuesday evening next Miss Vail will have as her maid ot honor her sister, Miss Lydia Sanford Vail Mir. Tate, who is Yale graduate class of 'o7, will have as his ushers Thatcher Brown and Edward S. Hark. ness, both of New York; Bayard Chris tey of Pittsburg, Harvey c. Parker, jr. of Detroit, Dr. Robert D. Hamilton o1 Boston, Joseph R. Swan and Hugh Mil. lIken of Stamford, and Theodore Hin, man Simmons of Cleveland. Robert S Tate will be his brothers best man.
 A dinner for Miss Mary P. Barker ot Pittsfeld Mass, and her f1ance, Harry G. Day, was given at the Country clui Saturday evening by John Day Jackson Miss Barker spent Sunday in this city with MT and Mrs. Samuel H. Fisher.
 Officer and Mrs. William H. Whildey who have been spending a fifteen days vacation with relatives in Bristol, Pa. returned to their home on Alden ave nue, Saturday afternoon. and has re stunned his duties on the police force.
 The list of patronesses for the serie of talks which Mrs. Grace Brown Sails bury is to give this winter, is completed and is as follows: Mrs Henry English
 Mrs. Rutherford Trowbridge Mrs. Sar; T. Kinney, Mrs. Morris Tyler, Mrs
 Henry Champion. Mrs. c. Berry Peets Mrs. W. L. Phillips, Mrs. Charle
 Graves, Mrs. Frank Monson. Mrs. Lu
 man Cowles, Mrs. Edward Mansfield
 Mrs Nathan Bronson, Mrs. Albert Holt
 Mrs. John Platt, Mrs. George filling
 Mrs. John Henney Mrs. Oscar Dicker
 man, Miss Rebecca Beach. and Mrs Timothy Bishop. The Initial meetin, will take place on November and vii
 be of unusual interest. Mrs. Salisbur has been spending the summer a ,, Chautaudua, and since her return, ha changed her residence to 32 Park street She will be at home to her friends afte October "A.
 The marriage of Miss Vera Gordol
 Rowe, daughter of Henry Clarke Rowe to Horace Brimmer Sweet of Utica, \ Y, took place Saturday morning at tn
 home of the brides father on Orang , street Miss Rowe was for some time f pupil at Rosemary Hall, now at Green f wich, and afterward at the Burnhar
 school at Northampton, and Smith col lege. MT. Sweet studied at Cornell uni versity and is general manager of
 manufactory of electrical appliances , Utica. The wedding was a very quie
 one, only the two families and fev f intimate friends being invited. The ser F vice was ready by Dr. Newman Smyt