The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-05-13
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 A special sale of cut roses, all colors, six cents a piece, at Munro's, the for ist, 93S Chapel street.
 Mrs. Don Thompson of York street left yesterday for St. Louis. After the fair, Mrs. Thompson will go on to Seattle to visit her brother, who lives in Everett, a suburb of that city. From the extreme north of the Pacific coast she will go to southern California, and altogether will be absent about a year.
 Miss Florence Hotchkiss of Whalley avenue fell Wednesday noon in her cell lar. breaking her arm in two places. The bone was set by Dr. Sweet of this city. Miss Hotchkiss was resting com fortably last evening.
 An entertainment and social will be given by Company B, Boys Brigade, of Westville, next Thursday evening in the Congregational church. The boys will be assisted by the Progressive Dra- matic club of New Havn. The name of the play to be given is Proposing Un- der Difficulties" The proceeds of the affair are for the benefit of the brigade. and will be spent in the purchase of new guns and other equipments.
 Last evening the ladies of the Vest vile Congregational church gave the last supper of the season.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Felsberg have ar rived at their shore residence on Gov ernor's Island.
 Tn Germania hall the anniversary cell ebration of the New Haven Schwaben- Verein was held Wednesday evening. During the merry session addresses were made by all of the officers.
 MT. Booth of New Haven, who owns the house at present occupied by MT. Warner, the mason, in Westville, is having his building painted and reno vated. Mir. Warner will move to his house on Barnett street soon.
 Max Adler and family have moved from New Haven to their summer cot tage on Beach street.
 MT. and Mrs. Frank H. Shell returned Tuesday evening from visit with MT. Shells mother, Mrs. Dean of Washing ton, D. c.
 Frederick Robinson of Dixwell ave nue, New Haven. has moved to MT. Blake's house on Center street, West Haven.
 During his short stay in this city MT. Leo Shulz, the famous cellist, was the guest of Prof. and Mrs. Isador Troost- wyk of Park street.
 Miss Mathilda Richter will sing Fri- day evening in Wallingford at MT. Whittican's recital.
 Loretta Gray of Fountain street, who has been seriously ill with pneumonia, has almost entirely recovered, and will soon be as well as ever.
 Miss Loretto Murray of Fountain street is the guest of friends in Mill ford.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Wayland of New York city spent a few hours at their summer residence at Stony Creek Wednesday.
 At the meeting of the Plattdeutscher- Verein Wednesday night it was decided to hold the annual picnic next month. A committee composed of Messrs. Ed ward Lefiing, Henry Ploeger, Carl Ko- ella, D. Martens and John Sinkel was placed in charge of the arrangements.
 Mrs. Hotchkiss of West Haven is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Edward Katz of Stony Creek.
 Mrs. F. S. Mum of Whalley avenue gave a most delightful whist party to a number of her friends at her home Wednesday evening.
 George Hali of the Boston Institute of Technology, who has been spending a vacation of a few days with his parents, Capt. and Mrs. Henry Hall of Stony Creek, has returned to that city to resume his studies. He will graduate at the close of the present term.
 Raymond Woodford, who is attend- ing the Dental college in Philadelphia, is at home in West Haven for vaca- tion.
 In honor Of the anniversary of her birthday Mrs. Nina Richter was agree ably surprised "wednesday afternoon at her home by delegations from Poca- hontas Tribe and Einigkeit lodge, as also by Mrs Heinz of Bridgeport. The celebrant was made the recipient of many valuable gifts in honor and mem ory of the day. The guests were charm ingly entertained.
 The Saturday Afternoon Whist club of Branford will meet at the residence of Mrs. H. G. Linsley of Hillside ave- nue, tomorrow afternoon. Bundle whist will be the feature of the gath ering this week.
 Mrs. Robert Greene of Washington avenue. West Haven, will entertain the Lotos club this afternoon.
 Bishop Brewster attended the service at ChNst church, West Haven, last e. vening and administered confirmation to a large class of candidates, he also preached the evening sermon.
 The social dance given by the Young Mems Social club at Pythian hall, Bran- ford, Wednesday evening, was very pleasant event.
 MT. and Mrs. Greenbaum moved yes terday from Washington avenue to Campbell avenue, West Haven.