The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-08-23
BRIEF MENTION.

Frederick Goldbaum, of 267 Portsea btreet, will spend month at Saratoga Springs.
 Miss A. B. Sullivan is spending her vacation at her old home in Colchester, Conn.
 Mrs. Blazier and Miss Carrie Blazier were guests with Mrs Hart, of Bran lord. last week.
 The Burr Mcintosh Monthly for Sep tember and Lippencott's September at the Pease. Lewis Co.'S.
 MT. Daniel Shea has returned from a few days vacation spent with Julius Rogowski in Boston.
 Miss Mary O'Keefe returned satur- day, after delightful visit with her parents in. Palmer, Mass.
 Mrs. A. Beinlee and daughter, Miss May, of 1,25O State street, have gone to EIlmhurst, |. L, for a weeks stay.
 Dr. s. D. Gilbert has returned from very pleasant stay at Cedar Island camp Old Forge, N. Y, Adirondacks.
 The democratic primaries will be call ed for next Tuesday night in the event of Judge Wheeler's decision coming down in favor os the new town com mittee
 Contracts were awarded yesterday by the New Haven road to F. H. Condon, h contractor at Bristol, for the work in connection with the elimination of 2 grade crossing at Terryyille.
 Mrs, Henry T. Fisher, of Dixwell avenue, and her daughter, Miss Grace and Mrs. Walter Haesche are spending their vacation in New Milford, where they will be joined shortly by Mr. Haesche and MT Fisher
 The public works department is just now repairing Pearl street, George street from College street to the city lime, and Portsea street, between Water and Cedar streets. Daggett and Hal lock streets will receive treatment next.
 The Elm City District Homing club has been organized and officers chosen are: President, F. Clark; vice presi- dent, Joseph Driessens; secretary, Flu gene Baribault; treasurer G. Pellens; race committee, Joseph Baron G. War wick and Joseph Coats.
 Alonzo A Stagg, the famous Yale athlete of a decade ago, and the Uni versity of Chicago athletic coach, has been obliged to leave for Colorado oW- ing to the condition of his health He contracted pneumonia last fall at the game between Chicago and Michigan and has never fully recovered.
 Frank W. Gilbert of Derby and his son, who are staying at Woodmont, while in bathing Sunday became ex- hausted while some distance from shore. MT Gilbert called for help and Howard Wilson, who was standing on the shore, dived into the water and sgam to the exhausted pair, whom he helped ashore.
 Notwithstanding the confident asser- tion of several state leaders of the democratic party that Judge Samuel l.. Bronson had signified his willingness to accept the nomination for governor if rendered him unanimously, Judge Bronson yesterday declined to corrob- crate these statements, and declared to a reporter that he was not yet prepared to say one word on his position in re- gard to the candidacy.
 At the meeting of the St. Aloysius T. A and B. society Sunday afternoon, the following were elected delegates to the state C. T. A. U. convention to be held in Winsted August 29 and 30: John H. Cain, Joseph H. Mulvey and James Duffey. A committee on enter tainment for the coming year was named as follows: James F. Brennan, J. F. Guncheon, B. E, Lynch, J. H. Mulvey, F. J. O'Brien and J. H. Cain.
 Mrs. E. c. Walsh, of southbury, Mass, left handbag containing a large sum of money and jewels on a chair at the Union station Sunday night when she left on New York train. It was found by one of the sta- ton attaches and turned over to the stationmaster. On returning from New York last night with her husband, Mrs. Walsh called at the depot and was much elated to have the yaluables re- turned.