The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-21

LAAGWAGAGs Thomas D. Williams of Branford has I been the guest of his brother, pr. John 1 Williams, in Brooklyn, for several days 1 this week.
 Miss Annie Roland and Miss Gather inc Higgins are at Asbury Park, N. J.. for the week.
 Miss Inez Smith. former teacher in Center schoon, Branford. now of Hartford, arrived Tuesday evening for a few weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs, Harriet Palmer.
 Mrs. Charles Osterman of 56 Court street is at Fort Lee on the Hudson for visit with her friends, MT. and Mrs. Geuth.
 Henry Horton. superintendent at The Gamble-Desmond O., is touring in the Berkshires.
 Miss Leonore Brehm of Edwards street is spending the summer at Shore Beach with her sister. Mrs. Prindie
 Miss Matilda Killeen of East Hamp- ton, Mass, is visiting Miss May Brooks of 40 Howard avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. George Brooks are spending the summer at Pleasant View cottage, Woodmont
 Mir. and Mrs. Edward Roath and Miss Jennie F1eury spent last Sunday and Monday at Hotel Burbank as the guest of Walter Warren. They took several delightful trolley rides, going to Great Harrington, North Adams and Lenox. and speak Of the beauties of country and fine service on the trolley roads os those sections.
 Mrs. Seymour Linsley and son Her bert, of Branford. have returned from a two weeks visit in Lynn, Mass. with Mrs. Linsley's sister.
 Lewis B. Newton of West Haven is in Oakville and is having the roads over Newton Heights put in good condition. Mrs. R. R. Wheeler of Pawling, N. T., has been visiting her niece, Mrs. Joseph Mallinson of Greenwich avenue, the past week.
 Jacob Arnold. a cigar manufacturer and wholesale tobacco merchant in Bridgeport, who died on Tuesday, aged sixty-three years, was native of Ger many and came to this country when seven years old. He was a veteran of the civil war, having served as mem Der os the First c. V.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Gleason have sail- ed for London.
 Mrs. Herbert Smith and children of this city are spending some time as guests Of Mrs. Amelia A. Harris in Pine Meadow.
 Mrs. Edward J. Stanford and daugh- ter, Miss Emma, of Howard avenue, have returned home after spending a week with Mrs. Sanford's brother, Rev. Thomas F. Carroll of Providence, R. I. Judge William J. McConville and Mrs. McConville of Hartford are spend- ing few days at Short Beach.
 Miss Lillian Moore of Broadway and York Square is spending two weeks vacation in Danbury
 Louis H. Katz, formerly of Hartford, but now member of Brown university at Providence, R. l., and Samuel e. Kone. member Of this years grad rating class Of the Yale law school, are the guests of I. Mag, brother of N E. Mag of Seymour street, New Britain.
 George Catlin of Howe street is to be gone about two months on his vacation passing most Of the time in Antwerp, N. H.
 Joseph Berry of this city is visiting his brother, John Berry of Chestnut street, New Britain.
 Miss Mabel Harris Of Lyme Is visit ing relatives in this city.
 A farewell reception was rendered Miss Margaret Coughlin of Boston last evening at the home of the Misses Nell lie and Marguerite Meskill, 12S1 State street. where Miss Coughlin has been visiting.
 Highway Commissioner Macdonald approved the bid Of A. e. Sternberk & Son for the contract for building four sections of highway in Bloomfield and the contract was awarded Monday. The price per linear foot is $1.15 for macadam and $159 for telford roads.
 Walter J. Smith. letter carrier of the Whitney avenue district, is spending his vacation at Haddon Hall. Atlantic City. He expects to go to St. Louis to the exposition before returning to his duties here.
 Captain and Mrs. Joseph J. Mehaffey. who have been visiting relatives nj Portland. have returned to this city. A AAC sL OuliS SllAlCu CluDy COIl- sisting of sixteen girls, gave it's annual outing at Mansfeld's Grove Tuesday. The day was spent in boating, fishing and bathing. About z p. m. a fine shore dinner was served at Bartlett's hotes The evening was spent in dancing. The club expects to give another outing in the near future. About thirty were present. The officers Of the club are Miss Amy Negbauer. president; Miss Milly Piokens, vice president; Miss Sara Weiss, secretary; Mrs. Tillie Baltaxa, treasurer.
 Miss Waity May Terrell, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Burton Terrell of Ham den and Russell B. Bunnell of this city were married in Essex on Monday by Rev. MT. Thomas. The groom is sales man for the Hoyt. Beef and Produce company.
 The members of the last general as- semb1y will hold their reunion at the Momauguin on Wednesday, August 24. It will be the first time that the legis- lators have met in the vicinity of New Haven for several years, and the gath ering will include prominent politicians ln { ar IL 4s.4xxk .