The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-18
VARIOUS ITEMS

Senator and Mrs. Q. H. Platt. Judge and Mrs. J. P. Platt and Aargery. and John ". eoe. left last evening for the Metagetchouan club house at Lake Kiskisink. Canada. They took the eY- ening White Mountain express. which stopped here for them. They will probably be gone about three weeks.
 Mir. and M-s. A. Patry of 1S3 Colum- bus avenue have returned from two weeks trip to Canada. They have vis- ited Quebec, Ste. Anne de Beaupre. Terrebonne and Montreal.
 Naooleon B. Bush. New Haven sa- loon keeper, forty-five years old, and Miss Barbara Irene Lofts. also of New Haven. thirty years old, secured a mar riage license at the town clerks office in Bridgeport yesterday morning. 1t l is the first marriage of each.
 The engagement is announced of Au- gusta Marie. daughter of MT. and Mrs. F. William Schneider of William street, and J. ?. Ciouse of Atlanta, Ga. The tug sachem has been chartered by members os the Hartford Yacht club for the international yacht race on Thursday. The tug will be boarded in New York.
 George H. Murray. press representa- tive for James T. Powers, A Princess of Kensington" company. was in town yesterday arranging for the first pro l,duction of the opera at the Hyperion next week.
 A preliminary certificate of dissolu- ton of the Winsted Shoe company has been filed with the secretary of state. A party of young boys are camping at Oyster River. In the company are Harry Stevenson, Arthur Higgins, Har- l ry Ellis and Harry Grannis. The name of their camp is Texas, and all are en- toying a pleasant vacation.
 Two hundred candidates were initiat- ed into Bridgeport aerie, Fraternal Or der of Eagles. Sunday afternoon. Pres ent at the meeting was delegation of aboct 100 members of the New Haven aerie and officers of other aeries assist ed she team of the local aerie assisted the team of the local aerie in confer ring the degree. which was done in a lereditable manner. After the meeting refreshments were served and a social session was held
 The announcement is made of the en- gagement Of Miss Charlotte E. Fur man, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George H. Thurman of Milford, to Harry ". Richards, son. of MT. and Mrs. John M. Richards os West Haven. Mi. Rich \ ards is very popular among West Ha- l ven young people and is treasurer of 4 the United Business Brokerage and Promoting company, and also the Au- N toma.ic Gas Machine company. His many friends extend hearty congratu- ] lations to him.
 The second concert and display of fireworks at Double Beach will be giv- Zen there tomorrow evening. The con
 cert will be given by the New Ameri- sI can band under the leadership of Fred \ Holt The Fireworks will be under the I direction of George Backers of Wal I Ilingford. A hope will also be given by I the park casino. music to be furnished il by the Second Regiment orchestra.
 William L. Frederick son of MT. and 4 Ms. w. L. Frederick and the vel known clerk at J. Sanuels & Co.'S and Miss Selma Fleischer. daughter of MT \ and Mrs. c. Henry Fleischer of Madi son avenue, will be united in marriage 4 this afternoon at 4 o'clock at St. Lau. rents parochial residence
 5I s. olin Parker has rented the store \ in his block on West Main street. cor.
 ner of North First street, to D. A. Lon. l gano, tailor. from New Haven.