The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-04-03


 his son, George Townsend, who have been in Southern California for a number of weeks. were recently at Coronado Beach. No time had been set for the return of the party.
 The will of Mrs. Helen E. Ackley Of Middletown, whose death occurred short time ago, provides for a gift of S40,000 to the MiddleseX county hospi- tai The will was offered for probate yesterday.
 Some choice photograph selections were given Wednesday evening by Lewis Buckman of 17 Broadway for the entertainment of the boys who be- long to the club at 200 Orange street. MT. and Mrs. Edward Taylor, who have been staying at the New Haven 1 house, have rented the house of Pro- lessor and Mrs. William Beebe for the summer Professor and Mrs. Beebe sailed for Europe during the past week.
 Lawyer Burton Mansfield has just returned from Cuba, where he has spent some weeks.
 &aAiSS 4AoLt1C ASAS was hOtAA iAA SA' stenographer to both civil and criminal sides of the city court esterday for her fourth term.
 Frank Listrom of Forestville is spending the week with friends in this city.
 The United Workers will hold their annual sale of women's and children's garments, sheets, pillow cases and use full articles this morning from 10 o'clock until l o'clock, at . 200 Orange street. The society is in need of money and it is hoped that its friends will take this opportunity to show their appreciation of the work
 Judge Richard R. Hepburn of Mill ford, who has been on the sick list for the past two days, was attending to his accustomed duties yesterday morn ing at the town clerks office.
 MT. and Mrs. Alison Whedon of Or chard street gave a whist party We'd nesday evening which was very en- joyable affair! Refreshments were served and vocal and Instrumental mu sic was enjoyed.
 The M. G. B. E. Social club held successful masquerade Wednesday night in the Sassacus armory, at which about 150 were. present. The dancers were very pretty in their various cos tumes and stayed until late hour.
 Rev. Father Carroll of Providence, R. l., brother of Mrs. Edward J. Stan ford of Howard avenue, who has been the guest of Rev. Father Coyle has returned home. Father Carroll came here to attend the funeral of Timothy J. Fox, which occurred Wednesday.
 Mrs. Harry Welch of County street, who has been in failing health for some time. is now quite sick.
 The condition of Patrick Barry, who is i'll at his home on New Haven ave- nue, Milford, with complication of terday morning.
 MT and Mrs. Loren Whiting of Elm street have gone to Providence for week.
 An entertainment will be given by the Housatonic division on Wednesday evening, April s, in the chapel of the First Congregational church, Milford.
 Francis Hall of Plainville is a visitor in the city.
 The In-an-O -Out-of-Door club held it's regular meeting at the Church of the Messiah last evening. The subject for the evening was "The British Invasion of New Haven" and was presented in a paper by F. H. Cogswell.
 Charles N Yorke of Campbell ave- nue is confined to the house with an attack of the grip. Dr. R. s. Goodwin of this city is attending him.
 Mrs. Everett and daughter, Miss Grace of Springfield, are guests of Or chard street friends.
 The Woman's Missionary society of the First Congrega tional church, West Haven, will meet for the united study of missions this afternoon at 3:30 D. m. in the parlors of the church. Sub ject, "The Invasion of Love-" Leaders, Mrs. Mabel G. Raymond, Mrs. D. T. Welch and Mrs. Edward Richards. Mrs. Raymond will read a paper on the Student Volunteer Movement" Mrs. William French will have charge of the musical part of the programme.
 Rev. W. McNichol of West Haven has gone to South Norwalk to attend conference.
 Mir and Mrs. J. W. Holcomb of Port sea street have gone to Atlanta for few weeks.
 Miss Alice Rochfort's Kindergarten school, West Haven, will close to-day for the Easter vacation. Miss Roch- fort will leave to-day with her sister, Mrs. White, wife of Rev. Mr. White of Cummingtolss Mass.
 Florence Alling of Southington is the guest of. friends in the city.
 Howard and Frank Ferris have gone to Milford for few days outing.
 MT. and Mrs. Wheeler of Brooklyn will make their future home with Mrs. President Hinman of Campbell ave- nue. "
 Mrs. Frank Olin of Durham Center is expected to-day to make visit with her sister, Mrs. Tallmadge of Winthrop avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Burtis enter tained last evening the club they are members of .!at their home on Camp bell avenue.
 Thomas Dickson of Hartford is the guest of friend on Kensington street.
 The Mothers club of West Haven will meet in the parlors of the First Congregational church this afternoon,