The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-07

the first time in four weeks having been confined to his home on Ferry street by severe indisposition. He had previous ly been ill with the grip. but had nearly recovered when he was taken ill again. He is now convalescent, but will not be able to resume his duties on the bench for a week or more.
 Mrs Frederick Wells has been train ing the choir of St. James church, Westville, for some time, and they have rehearsed splendid service for Easter. Mrs. Wells is also connected with St. Paul's church. this city.
 Attorney John w. Mariana, who was recently appointed Italian consul at Richmond, Va, has been admitted to the bar of FairmOunt county. He is a brother to Dr. Nicola Mariana of this city, and previous to his consular ap- pointment was a member of the New Haven county bar.
 James Gilmore of Branford was the guest of his sister, Mrs. R. Henry Hurl- burt, in Guilford over Sunday.
 The comedy The Baby" which SCOT ed decided success when first present. ed, will be repeated at Polar Star hall Monday evening, April 13, at the enter | tainment and dance given by Columbia castle, No. 19, K. G. E. Hon. and Mrs. Eugene D. Fisk of Guilford, accompanied by their two sons. Emanuel K. and Marshall F., de- parted for New York city yesterday morning for visit of few days. Miss Emeline Street Vassar student, ic, boz |, ents, MT. and Mrs. F. B. Street of East Haven.
 Mrs. Ernest Doolittle, the librarian has trained some twelve children to join the chorus of St. James church for Easter. This will make up a chorus of | thirty voices.
 Charles l.. Curtiss, who has been seri- l ously ill with the grip at his home, 374 Whalley avenue, is slowly improving. Dr. O. T. Osborne is attending him. Mrs. Knodel. the mother Of Mrs. A. | Meyer of Blake street, who was taken 1 to Grace hospital the early part of last week, was to have an operation per- l formed yestaeday.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Goodhart left yes- terday for Atlantic City. where they will | spent two weeks. Mrs. Goodhart will en- | ter her famous bull dog at the show in l progress at that time. It won the sec- l ond prize in it's class at the dog show | last year.
 Frank Dole left yesterday with a | troupe of his famous dogs to enter them | in the show to be held at Atlantic City in 2 week.
 Mrs. Mamie Shanley of Waterbury i spent Sunday in this city with her I mother, Mrs. J. Kelly, and sisters Lizzie | and Julia.
 Thomas Kelly of 256 Davenport ave- nue was presented a few days ago with bouncing baby boy weighing nine pounds. Both mother and son are doing | nicely.
 William H. MoseIey, the proprietor of 1 the New Haven house. has sailed for England to join Mrs. Moseley and &C., company her home. With Mrs. Rodney Ward of Brooklyn, formerly of New Ha- ven, and the sister of Lieutenant Gov | ernor Timothy Woodruff, Mrs. Moseley has been touring in Egypt. Sickness in Mrs. Wards family has started them fomeward, and curtailed their intended trip.
 1 The evening service at the Dwight Place church Sunday night was attend ed by large audience. The programme consisted of a cantata, "The Resurrec- tion According to St. John,'' by Bullard sung by the quartet choir. Next Sunday evening the choir will give an Easter praise service, assisted by the Choral union and Fichtl's Second Regiment or chestra.
 Miss Jeanette Trowbridge of Trenton N. J., is spending two weeks with her mother, 353 Blohm street, West Haven
 Invitations are out for the wedding of c. Franklin Pierce and Miss Char. lotte M. Kimberly, at the Plymouth Congregational church Monday evening April 20, at p. m. MT. Pierce is the or. ganist at Calvary Baptist church.. J D. Rice, organist of St. Mary's R. c church, with whom MT. Pierce studies will play a programme of music during the assembling of the guests.
 The ladies' section on Sunday decided to arrange another whist and pinochlt tournament to be held in Turn hall or Monday evening, April 27. All members of the society are invited to attend Prizes will be awarded to the players making the highest scores.
 Miss Grace Fuller. senior at Smitf college is spending the vacation with hel parents, Dr. and Mrs. Fuller of Grove street, West Haven.
 John Schroeder is visiting friends anG relatives in this city. MT. Schroeder is a sailor aboard the United States boa Buffalo. He was formerly a resident o this city. He. was employed with tho Schollhorn company. Last summer ht quit there and enlisted in Uncle Sam's marine.
 G. B. Bunnell manager of the Hype' rion theater and Grand opera house spent Sunday afternoon with his ole friends, George E. Palmer of SmitE street, West Haven. As Gus Wendell Mr. Palmer was in MT. Bunnell's em ploy many years ago, and the friendship between the gentlemen has always beer maintained. MT. and Mrs. Palmer en joyed MT. Bunnelps hospitality at tht performance given at the Hyperion las evening by Mrs. Langtry.
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick Marr 0 Brooklyn are the guests of their par ents, MT. and Mrs. Marr of First ave nue, West Haven.
 At the business meeting of the Gu Hell Bowling club, Charles Spiegel, jr. was elected captain.