The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-23
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 Leonard F. Hotchkiss of the Charles ". Scranton co. has just returned from journey to Wilmington. N. c. Ina firm is selling the first mortgage bonds of the Wilmington Street Railway and Lighting CO, and it was to inspect the company's property that the trip was made.
 Mrs. M. A. connor and family, of Vernon street, is visiting her brother, William H. Smith. of Aakwood place, BufaIo.
 Chief Justice William J. Mills of San ta Fe, N. M.. Yale Law school. 1877. a former prominent New Hayener, is in town for a few days. He came to this city Thursday and leaves to-day. for a continuation Of his eastern trip.
 Edward Smith of Central avenue is home after two weeks vacation spent in Passaic. New Jersey.
 MT. and Mrs. James F. Futile and daughter Ethel, of Now Rochelle, N. Y., are visiting with relatives on Crown street.
 Mrs. William Wilson and child are visiting her. sister, Mrs. John Chapman, in Clinton.
 Elliott Truesdell is very i'll with mall aria. He was taken sick while staying at the W. S. A. c. cottage at Savin Rock, and will remain there until he gets better.
 The Misses Florence and Bertha Whitman, of Manchester, are stopping with friends at Morris Cove.
 Henry T. Fisher. well known cigar maker, is making preparations to visit Washington, p. C.. in the not distant future.
 The Misses Eugenia Tomlinson, of Hartford, and Harriett Wright, of South Manchester, are the guests of friends on Orange street.
 Edward Smith, who has been spend- ing his vacation in Passaic, N. J, since. July has returned to his home. His vacation was passed enjoyably.
 Thomas Thacher. jr.. Yale, 1904, of New York, was in town to-day. MT. Thacher will enter the Yale law de- partment in September.
 Attorney David Slade has returned from two weeks outing in the Berk- shires.
 Mrs. Cora Perkins, wife of Roadmas- ter Perkins of Stamford, has been vis- iting MT. and Mrs. c. F. Platt.
 Henry Kitchen of Blake street is re- ported as improving. MT. Kitchen has been sick for several days
 Rev. Dr. Joseph Sawyer, principal of Williston academy in Easthampton, Mass, was a caller at the executive of fees of Yale yesterday.
 Frank F. Cowell, a member of the Trolleymen's union, and until yesterday employed on one os the Branford cars as conductor. was discharged Wednes- day night from the service. The ru- mors concerning the cause of the dis charge are numerous.
 Mrs George Marshall and son. Frank, of Worcester, Mass, are. visiting with relatives on Carmel street.
 Robert Morgan, for many years leading plumber in. this city sails to- day from New York on the Anchor line steamer Columbia for Europe, where he will spend his vacation.
 New Haven guests in plenty have visited the St. Louis exposition during the past week and have registered at the Connecticut building. Those from New Haven and nearby places whose names appear on the Connecticut building register for the week ending July IS, are: Captain Samuel A. Smoke and wife, |. R. Balderston, F. B. Thompson, Louis Isaakson, Luther Weeks, Thomas Sullivan, Katherine Sullivan. Helen Sullivan, Mary T. Sul-5 livan, Cornelius McManus Minot c. Parker, Professor E. A Leopold, MT. and Mrs. s. ". Hodge, M. Olive Will F. l.. Wellman, William Wesley Mill Ter, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Hubinger. Rene T. Hubinger, Joseph E. Hubinger, jr., Edward J. White, Julius E. Neumann, R. A. Mcdonnell, George H. Wohl- maker and son. Philip Froude, John T. Sloan, Elsie M. Sloan, Leora E. Parmelee, D. c. Parrnelee, J. M. Mans field, N. K. Fegley and wife, Mrs. Burr Osborne. Arthur Dinon Osborne, MT. and Mrs. Herbert, E. Smith, Emily D. Smith, Mary M. Smith, Elizabeth B. Smith, Mrs. T. Cummie, Herbert Arnstein, Alexander Blum, Mr. and Mrs George D. Castor, Dr. R. J. Ferguson, J. E. Chapman, Mir. and Mrs. A. B. Woodford, Charles w. Drake, MT. and Mrs. J. Newton, Prethort Fred T. Kelsey.