The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-09

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 Edwin s. oviatt, who is very Ill with typhoid fever. was slightly better yes terday.
 Mrs. Catherine Hunter of 42s Els worth avenue is quite i'll with the grip.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Camp left yes terday for ArdsIey, where they will pay a short visit to MT. and Mrs. Harry Brooks.
 Miss Florence Seeley, a gifted artist of New York. is in town. and has on exhibition and sale at Tierney's art store variety of fine oil paintings of her own highly artistic and realistic work, chiefly landscape and other scenes iii Nova Scotia, which are of rare beauty. She formerly resided in Nova Scotia and her mother is resi- dent there.
 Judge George G. Sumner Of Hartford is at the Raleigh in Washington for few days. He is on his way home after business trip to Richmond, Va.
 James N. Boyce, the State street bi- cycle dealer. is confined to his home suffering from lunbago and grip, con tracted about two weeks ago.
 The executive committee of the Chris tian Endeavor society of the Congre- gational church, West Haven, met at the home of Miss F. L. D. Husted, AS Main street, last evening.
 w. s. Wells had as his guests at the Loyal legion banquet in New York at Delmonico's last night, A. M Young of Pine Orchard.
 The City Government club of Yale will hold a smoker on the evening of December 14 in the University club, at which President Hadley will speak on Practical Politics and the Part Col legt Men Can Play The netting will be similar to the last one, at which Herbert Parsons spoke
 It has been decided not to open the Yale dining hall during the Christmas vacation for service. The hall will close on Wednesday, December 21, for three weeks. Captain Samuel A. Smoke, the director. will go to Florida for a rest during the vacation.
 Miss Agnes Barry is confined to her home on Wallace street by illness.
 Rev. Clifford w. Barnes. Yale S9, president of Illinois college, Jackson vile, H., has accepted the secretary ship of the Religious Education society of America, with headquarters in New York city and will resign the presi- dency of Illinois college at the next meting of the trustees. He will at once take up the work in New York city.
 Miss Josephine De Lacey has return ed from three months stay in New York city
 pr. w. N. Winne of Harrison street is entertaining at his home pr. Charles | Winne and wife of Essex.
 Conductor James Turner, who on "Wednesday suffered amputation of one of his arms at the general hospital, was yesterday reported to be doing nicely.
 Miss Edith Baltaxa of 124 Wooster street has gone to Lake Side, Litchfeld county, where she will spend the win ter at Dr. Judd's.
 Miss Julia Bronson has returned from the St. Louis exposition, where she spent a few days. She was accompa- nied by three other ladies, and reports a delightful time.
 The quarantine has been taken off the house of Frank Terrell of Whalley avenue. MT. Terrell is very much i'm proved.
 Mrs. Morrell. who has been spend- ing a few weeks in Canton, Conn.,, has returned and is the guest of her moth- CT, Mrs. Lawson of Main street, West Haven.
 At the annual meeting of Eldorado council, K. of C., Branford, on Tues