The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-21
VARIOUS ITEMS.

retary Vinal attended the international yacht race yesterday. -.,.... Professor Smith of Trinity college Hartford. and Mrs. Smith will sail for Europe tomorrow on the steamer Pennsylvania.
 The semi-annual conference of the Catholic pastors of the diocese will be held Tuesday. September 29. sa The family of H. A. Silence. with D. S. Dasney and family of Hartford are at the Due cottage. Short Beach, Cor August. F &# @1H Deputy Sheriff John M. Foote ot West Hartford has been reappointed a fish and game warden for two years. Philip Hansling. Hartford's superin- tendent of streets. will go on the trip of the Putnam Phalanx to Nova Scotia net week. .,..s.. ...a- ...s. The engagement is announced of Miss Emma Law os Morris. N. r., to
 Glover Mansfield os West Haven. Mrs. William Korschner and Mrs William Winan of River Head. l.. l., spent Wednesday with Mrs, Goodyear at her camp "Taykitezy," at the West Shore. Zt4 ---s:A5. Herbert Mansfield os West Haven is spending his summer vacation of two weeks at Greenport, l.. l. T-..., .s. ;. The Hollister family will have their annual meeting and reunion at Grange hall South Glastonbury, on September | 2. ,s5t .s K sz...sss Chief George S. Pitt of the Middle, town fire department was thrown from an automobile in which he was riding Tuesday night, by the sudden turning of the machine and fell in such way that his right arm was broken.
 Mary Frances Kent, wife of Michael s. Dunn, a we'll known letter carrier irl Middletown, who is past commander of Mansfield pest, No. 5S. G. A. R.. died suddenly at her home on Main street, Middletown, on Wednesday al the age of sixty years. .-...... Postmaster Tibbafs Of Guiiford has received notice to return to the rate oi | i cent postage on drop letters when they cannot be delivered by rural carriers. The -nlasted schooner F. T Barnun1, which Is owned by Bridge DOTL PGDDle, dTI4REu 'lAGAC 5NSNLhauS nh1 is discharging lumber from a southern 2ort. i Q5 s-& k Mrs. I. R. Higby of High street, Mill ford, left yesterday on an etended visit in Chicago. t .ss..: .F The steamer Elfrida, which lies at the dock off the New Haven Yacht club 1 is being prepared for the trip ii Niantic to aid the naval militia in its summer practice, which starts tomorrow.
 The master horseshoers of Bridgeport to the number of thirty, came to this city yesterday and went to Savin Rock to enjoy a days outing.
 | The sloop wenonah still swings at an chor off the New Haven Yacht club no definite orders having been received from her owner s. M. Roosevelt, as l to the disposition he intends to make of the yacht. The dismantling of the | boat is practically complete. " | There promises to be large attend ance at the field day of the A. o. U. W to be held Saturday at Savin Rock l The prizes to be given the winners oi the different events are on exhibition 1T Chapel street window and are very handsome trophies of silver.
 William J. Bryan, who came to New Haven to attend the funeral Of Philt s. Bennett, left the city yesterday morning at 4 o'clock for New York l where he will make short stay before he returns to the west, where he is de- | livering a series of Chautauqua Ice lures. ~s
 | The Hon. F. A. Betts. United States | commissioner from Connecticut to tht | St. Louis exposition, is in Hartford fol a brief stay and will return to Soutf Egremont, Mass, Friday. He recently gave very interesting talk in the hal room of the Mount Everett house or the progress Of the buildings at th' St. Louis exposition, Illustrating f l with stereopticon views, and intends tc ! repeat the entertainment in the neal future. The many friends of Mrs. M. L Breen of his city, who is now being cared for in a Washington, D. C., hos | pital. will be glad to know that thu patient is slowly improving, although still suffering seriously. When taken il she was with her relatives at Vir ginia summer resort. and it was ther, | that she also suffered an accident l which of course adds to her suffering.
 1 The condition of R. W. Cavan of Mil 1 ford. ill for many weeks with typhoid fever. shows but slight improvement. l LeRoy Wilcox of Milford is very sicl with typhoid fever at the home of hi
 parents, MT. and Mrs. Hanford Wilcox.
 Miss A. Lillian Blackman, who is ern
 ployed at the office of the board of ed
 ucation, is spending two weeks in Ton
 kers w:th Mrs J. S. White.
 Mrs. Jason Bristol is dangerously il
 a. her home at the head of Broa,
 street. Milford.
 West Haven engine company No.
 will attend the sremens parade il
 Bridgeport on Thursday, September
 lduring ''old Home" week celebration.