The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1903-02-21

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Miss Nina Bull. one of the high
school girls of Newark, N. j., who was
injured on the trolley car which came
into encounter with an express on the
Delaware & Lackawanna road, Thurs
day, and was taken to the hospital
in that city, is niece of Mrs. C. F.
Smith of William street, this city. The
father of the young lady, the late Will
liam Bull, lost his life by the capsizing
of sailboat off Bayonne, N. j., some
years ago.
Miss Converse of Bridgeport is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. George Birks
of Main street, West Haven.
James Grady, the genial patrol driver
of the Grand avenue precinct, has just
returned. with his bride from ten
8 days wedding trip. They are home to
their friends at their comfortable fiat
at 81 Edwards street.
The B. B. FL. club met last evening
with Miss Pauline Newton at her home
on Washington avenue, West Haven.
Whist was played
Miss NJ. Ryan, who was injured in
the accident of the Orange street Usage
and trolley car a month ago, is still
confined to the bed.
General and Mrs Fl. S. Peck are ar
ranging for trip to Florida, where
they will probably remain during the
month Of March.
Miss Dorinda Jackson of Leete street,
West Haven, entertained the jolly Nine
vat her home last evening. ,.--
81 The last tea of hte Paint and Clay
club was held yesterday afternoon; the
exhibition closing this morning at 10
o'clock. Mrs. Schwab was assisted in
serving by Miss Kate Trowbridge, Miss
Quincy and Mrs. Bourne. The posters
which have been displayed and which
Y were designed by Messrs. Downes,
Thompson, Langzettel, Smith, Hopson,
Hurlburt and Burnham, were sold at
auction.
w. F. Hambln and Augustin F.
Maher of the New Haven Register
stopped off in Washington on their way
to Florida, where they expect to stay
about three weeks and land several
tarpons each.
Last night there was given stereop~
ticon lecture in the First German Bap-
I list church, corner of Broad and George
streets, by Rev. o. Koeng. The topic
was George Washington and the Ear
" History of the United States
Mrs. George H. Dayton and her
daughter, Miss Dayton of SO Dwight
street, will leave town for Florida next
Monday, They will go to Orlando,
=. where they will stop for month for
the benefit of Mrs. Dayton's health
Charles B. Rowe of lis Putnam
street, clerk for the Bradstreet Mer-
camille agency, slipped on the sidewalk
on Center, near Orange street, Thurs
day evening, and sustained a fracture
of the left arm.
Five of the best bowlers of the Young
Mems Christian association depart
nent of the Consolidated road will go
to Middletown Monday to compete for
the state championship. AS yet the
New Haven representatives have not
been picked. Seven teams have been
entered for the contest, these being
New Haven, East Berlin, Waterbury,
Hartford, Ivoryton, Middletown and
Bridgeport The bowling will continue
during the entire day.
During the illness of its musical di-
rector, Emil Peters, the weekly song
rehearsals Of the Arbeiter Maennerchor
are being conducted by C. Deichmann
of Bridgeport. The Maennerchor has
accepted an invitation to visit in Meri-
den next Monday evening.
Miss Mabel Farnam of Suffield is the
guest of Miss Edith Russell of York
f. street
Mrs. Bennett of Cornwall is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Chamberlain of Second
avenue, West Haven.
Willard Veitch, who has been con-
q nected with his father, Robert Veitch,
J in the florist business has severed his
business connections in this city and
has accepted a position as travelling
& salesman for New York house. Mr..
: Veitch has already started in on his
new work.
!, Mrs. Sara r. Kinney, state regent Of
T. the D. A. r., left New Haven yester-
day for Washington, D. c., to attend
! the twelfth annual congress of the
! Daughters of the American Revolution.
Z She will stop at the Hotel Regent, ad-
joining the opera house, where the con-
gress meets, and the Connecticut head
quarters will be established there as
usual.
Eugene Hotchkiss of Torrington has
been spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Downs of West Haven.
Miss. Ida Wright of Shelter street
gave a most enjoyable heart social at
her home Thursday evening. Among
the guests were Miss Gertrude Crosby
of West Haven, Miss Daisy Watkins,
Miss Jean Beckwith of West Haven,
Miss Charlotte Hills of West Haven,
Miss Bessie Hunter and Miss May Will
kinson of West Haven. Harry V. Rich
ards, Harry Tolles, James Mcclellan,
Fred Palmer, all of West Haven, and
Harry Baldwin, Mr.. Brewer and Mr..
Davis
A patriotic entertainment under the
auspices of Harry Brinley will be given
at the w. C. T. U. hall, Fair Haven,
Tuesday, February "a, at 7:45 o'clock.
Those taking part are as follows:
Misses Lena Mills, Mabel Brown, Ger
trude Burton, Edith Fogy, Lizzie Os-
kins Eliza Graves, Lila Fields, Messrs.
Charlie Saunders, Alva Saunders, Ru-