The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-24
VARIOUS ITEMS.

Rev. Henry Marshall, former Milford resident, preached ih the First church ther yesterday. FyE T.Er = At the last meeting of Freelove Baldwin chapter, D: A.. R., held at the home of MT. and Mrs. E. B. Clark. some 50 ladies nj. tended and were received by Mrs, Clark. assisted by. Mrs. Charlotte McDonaId of omaha, Neb., and Mrs. H. A. Clark of orange. Following the regular business of the : paes. meeting came the reading by Mrs. H. Treat, who during his lifetime was a res ident of Milford. The paper was prepared by Mrs; George ". Tibbals. and was very interesting; Miss Eleanor Norris and Miss 9f the meeting with piano duets. Miss Pauline Clark, little granddaughter of the hostess, delightfully."- sang Kentucky Babe. !"
 MT. and Mrs. David Daniels of Wood in Denver, Col. of their daughter W, , caused her to go with her family to that faraway city something more than a year ago. l. 1 Contractorw. NJ. Patterson of New Ha- ven, to whom the N. r., N. H. and H. rail road company recently awarded the con tract for building the temporary railroad s,, station s at Bridgeport, has begun work on For driving an automobile to the top of East Rock, Walter Mitchell of Bridgeport, Tn the City court Saturday, was fined $2O. I1 ln the automobile party were MT. and Mrs.
 The thirtysixth annual reunion of the Third Light battery, Connecticut volun- teers, will be held on Thursday, September 5, at Ocean Beach. New London.
 B. Prindle, cashier. of the Pequonnock Ma tional bank of Bridgeport, died Wednesday in New York. The funeral was held Fri day at Trinity chapel, 15 West Twenty nth. nth street, New York, at o'clock. The
 The deceased was secretary and general manager of the Ronald & Johnson company manufacturers and wholesale dealers in plumbers supplies In Brooklyn.
 Burglars entered the bicycle store in Mer- iden of D. A. Elsters early Saturday and secured about $500 worth of goods, includ- ing a small amount of cash.
 The annual rife match for the military, New Haven. October 8. The orders for the event have just been issued from the ad- Jutant generals office. ~~A9- '-'
 What is said to be the first message by walk was taken by Manager John H. Hoyt, of the Postal company Saturday morning. It was from Mrs. Hubert E. Bishop, who with her husband was returning on the steamship sa ,s New York. to her parents. MT; message was received during the night at the wireless station at ~Sagaponock, l.. l., and sent to Norwalk early in the morning. MT. and Mrs. Bishop were reported well.- Norwalk Hour.
 Frank B. sammis, South Norwalk boy, for fourteen years secretary and treasurer of the Bridgeport Gas Light company. has resigned his position, upon advice of his physician, and will go with his family to southern California to live.
 Dr. Andrew Murray, the veterinary sur geon, formerly of Stamford, whose funeral was held there Saturday afternoon. won notoriety last October by standing on iron of a mirror and cutting cancerous growth from his tongue with a pocket knife. He died in Binghamton. Paralysis of the heart developed on Thursday and caused death. Dr. Murray, besides possessing a private fortune, had good practice. This, he was forced to give up last fall, when the can cerous growth, similar to that which kill ed General Grant, appeared on his tongue.
 Miss Sara Graham has returned to her home in New Haven, fter two weeks visit with Miss Helen Ryle of East Elm street, Stamford.
 J. M. Warner, of Waterbury, whe recent ly underwent an operation at the New Ha- yen hospital, arrived home last Friday ev- ening. He Is still very weak, but is on the road to recovery.