The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-27

posed ot the property.
 Professor D. Cady Eaton of Yale is i'll adn was compelled to give up his lecture, which was scheduled for last night in the St. Pauls parish house. Professor J. H. Weir of the Yale Art school will deliver a lecture tonight in | the same place on Florence"
 E. L. Warden, secretary of the John Mitchell joint mass meeting com mittee, a week ago sent out invitations to attend the celebration to be given by the united labor unions of New Haven, to all central labor unions and all iso- lated unions in the state. Scarcely has a week passed since, and already ac- ceptances of the invitations are being received by Mir Warden. From the tone of the reply letters it Is safe to say that on the opening day of the cele- bration in honor of John Mitchell, the trains on all divisions will be taxed to their utmost carrying capacity and it may even be necessary to put on ex- tra trains on the main division--Water- bury American.
 MT. and Mrs. D. P. Palmer announce the engag cement of their daughter, Fannie E., to Conrad B. Knoblock of this city.
 Rev. Daniel C. Weston, whose fu- neral took place in New York Mon day, was a former rector of Christ church, tSratford. His death occurred at the advanced age of eighty-eight years.
 The committee of the furnishing de- part of the Y. M. C. A. entertained ] those who took part in "Evangeline" ] last evening in the Foy auditorium. A musical and literary entertainment was prepared.
 Mrs. Frank Woodruff of Milford is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Charles Lindley of Church street.
 Mrs. Harry Nettleton will entertain the Kalmathean club at her home on Main street, West Haven, this after noon, Mrs. James H, Lee, chairman. Current Eventse Mrs Clarence Da- wis. Paers will be read by Mrs. Lee and Mrs. Clark, "Eugenie'' and War With Prussia
 The Taylor Memorial Methodist church of Milford has extended a unan- imous call to the Rev. W. D. Tuckey of Naugatuck to become their pastor 1 for the coming year, which commences April 1. MT. Tuckey has not yet de- cided whether to accept or not. His congregation will regret to lose him should he accept, as during his pastor- ate in Naugatuck he has made host of friends by his kindly disposition and earnest devotion to his calling.
 Dr. G. Strauss of 71 Washington avenue has returned from an extended visit to teh west.
 Mrs. J. W. Studwells at home to her friends in South Norwalk recently was one of the pleasantest she had given. Among her distinguished out of town guests were Mrs. M. Sonnenberg of New Haven, wife of MT. Studwel's partner in business and mother of Assistant District Attorney Studin of New York. Mrs. C. H. Clark assisted Mrs. Studwell in receiving her guests. All pronounced her a most charming hostess.-Norwalk Hour.
 General William T. Clark, brother of the late Oliver $. Clark of Norwalk, was knocked down by cable car in Chicago, Monday night, and severely | IUSIG are lWo Ol tie skull which in addition to other wounds makes his recovery doubtful as he is lseventy-three years of age. General Clark is the only surviving adjutant and chief of staff of General Grants army of the Tennessee. He served two terms in congress as a member from Texas.
 The Young Ladies' Aid society of the M. E. church, West Haven, gave a very successful supper and entertain ment in the parlor of the church We'd nesday evening. This soceity of young ladies is anxious to have new carpet in the church, and the entertainment was beginning for that purpose. The young ladies realized about $25. The musical programme: Piano solo, Miss Jessie Thomas; solo, Mrs. Jacobs; vio- lin solo, Hobart Richards; piano solo, Miss Rebecca Harris; mandolin duet, the Misses Spargo; solo, MT. Jones; recitation, Miss Carrie Monroe: recita- tion, Miss Gladys Stowel1
 W. E. Augur is sick at his home on Second avenue.
 Rev A. P. Stokes was the special preacher at the Lenten service in Christ church, Hartford, last evening.
 The Girls Friendly society met last evening with Miss Grace Elwell at her home on Campbell avenue, corner Thomas street.
 The monthly meeting of Admiral Foote Woman's Relief corps was held Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Walter A. Whitaker, a 122 Kim berly avenue. The meeting was large ly attended by the ladies of the corps and at the close of the business session refreshments were served and a short entertainment given.
 MT. and Mrs. W. P. Neale Of 19 At- water street, accompanied by MT Neale's sister. Mrs. c. H. Minor of Boston, are spending the month ot March in Florida. The trip was taken mainly for the benefit of the health oi Mrs. Neale, who was very much pros-