The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-06-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE

And Other People Known in Thls City Interesting Social Events Here and Elsewhere.
 Clerk L. F. Root of the district court of Waterbury was in New Haven Wednesday drawinga jury for the June term. which will come in next Tues day.
 A. B. Knox of Woodbury was in New Haven Wednesday as delegate to the district stewards meeting of the M. E. church.
 Justice Simeon E. Baldwin of the su- preme court is attending the tenth an- nual conference on international arbi- tration, which opened Tuesday at Lake Mohonk, N. Y. Three members of the Hague tribunal. ten judges. fifteen col lege presidents. and many well-known clergymen are among those. present.
 The family of John c. I've. Chest nut avenue, Waterbury, are at Light house Point.
 Mrs. Ella A. George of Stone street, Meriden, who will go as a delegate to the w. c. T. U. convention at Vest vile, tomorrow, will visit friends in New Haven before returning home.
 George Trimmins of this city is spending a few days in Norwich.
 Conductor Chase of Colchester has come to New Haven.
 Charles R. Mitchell of New Britain. l or ctr of the Yale Medical school has been ap- pointed interne at the Connecticut Hos pital Cor the Insane at Middletown. The appointment is for the vacation months, MT. MitchelPs intention being to return to school in the fall
 Amos Case of New Haven has been the guest of his father for few days in Chichester.
 Anatole Cartier, after visiting his many friends and acquaintanees of Waterbury, during the last three days, left Wednesday night for his home in New Haven.
 Mrs. F. D. Luddington, who has been absent from her home in Norwich sey- leral weeks in a hospital in this city, lis now out of the institution, and will Ireturn to Quaker Hill the last of this Iweek.
 John Couglin has returned to New Haven after visiting for two weeks at his home on Beach street, Greenville.
 Joseph Cone of Yale university is in Woodbridge this week.
 Guests at Mrs. Sagendorf's house in Danbury over Decoration day were her brother from the New York custom house, W. w. Williams, also John Sa- gendorf of Newtown, Miss Lucy of New Haven. and Florence of Ridge field
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Kent of Paterson, lConn., entertained company over Sun day and Monday, consisting of T. J. Kent of Yale, William A Towner and Mrs. John Davis of Wantough, [. L, and MT. and Mrs. Perry and daughter of New York city,
 Among those who were in Paterson, Conn, for Memorial day was Walter Birdsall of New Haven.
 Miss Sadie Kyle of New Haven was the guest of her mother, Mrs. Sarah Kyle, in Bridgewater, over Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. w.. o. Taylor of Pater- son, Conn, entertained MT. and Mrs, Hodge of this city. form last Saturday till Tuesday.
 Superintendent of Streets F. E. Whit aker has returned from his visit tc his old friend, Thomas D. Simpson ol Readvile, Mass. MT. Simpson is now general foreman of the immense plant of the Consolidated railroad at Read vile. It is a very responsible posi- tion, but Mr. Simpson is thoroughly qualified to fill it. A large number oi former New Haveners are now employ. led at Readville
 State Comptroller William E. seeley returned to Hartford from the Meta betchonan club, Province of Quebec Wednesday. Governor Chamberlain who was in the party, left camp to-day and will arrive in Hartford tomorrow.
 Miss Marion Todd Leddy of Derby avenue has gone to Washington to at tend the wedding of Miss Morris to MT Delgardo. Before her return she vii Ispend a few days in Baltimore on z visit to Miss Jane Malley, who is a school there.
 | ANOs l CllCll1lCetl SllSlilC lCcpOliStCd l' a still alarm at $50 a. m. yesterday morning for a blaze in the cellar O C. H. Bedford, 5SS Howard avenue. Be fore it could be extinguished the frs story floor was badly burned in sev' eral places. The damage was slight.
 The picnic committee for the Meth odist Sunday school in West Haver this year are Rev. F. IT. L. Hamond E. A. Richards and MT. Stannard.
 Miss Fannie Peck of Jamaica, l.. I. is visiting her brother, George Leet Peck at his home in West Haven.
 Ward Nc Lanahan, worlds champion pole vaulter, has left Yale for St. Loui to compete at the Amateur Athleti union championship games to-morroy and Saturday.
 List of books added to the Youn Mems Institute library recently Loves Proxy" Bagot; The Hol, City" Broadhurst: Shutters of Si lenee," Burgin; 'The Crossing, Churchill; The Double Garden" Mae terlinck; Natures Comedian" Norris ''Woodcarver of 'Lynlpus," Waller Human Personality and Its Survive of Bodily Death,' Myers.
 William A. Johnson, who is musice director for the Arcorne, Theatrics company of Boston. Mass, and wh has been travelling for the past min months, visiting the principal cities ( the east and middle west, has return ed to his home in West Haven, an