The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-07-27

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 Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brick. of Kim berly avenue. West Haven, formerly of Westville. have returned from thelr wedding trip.
 William Spittler is spenaing a few days in Winsted. -.-.s
 Mrs. Max Miller has taken the Kel- logg cottage in Winsted.
 Rev. Father Fitzgerald, of the Sacred Heart church, has gone to spend a months vacation at Saratoga and Lake lGeorge.
 William J. Smith and wife. of West vile. have returned from Elizabeth N. J.
 A dance will be given by the Terpsi- lchore circle of this city at Lighthouse Point tomorrow. .-........
 Mir. aud Mrs. Joseph Gabreal. of New Jersey, have returned to their home af- Iter a very pleasant stay with friends in Westville. .s.5
 Misses Janet and Etta Peterson, of tCottage street, who have just returned from Torrington, will start to-day for a three weeks stay in Schnectady, N. T., which will include few days stay lat Saratoga
 Mrs. Lozier and children, of Hacken- lsack, N. J., are visiting Edwin w. lVoorhees at his home on Dayton street, lWestville.
 Miss Nettie McQueeney has returned lfrom pleasant two weeks stay at As lbury Park.
 Mrs. Henry c. Moore and children, of Brooklyn, arrived in Branford yester- lday and will be the guests of MT. and Mrs. Henry Bradley, of West Main lstreet, during MT. Moore's stay abroad. MT. Moore sails for Europe on July 2S lon flying trip for the benefit of his lhealth.
 William Bellew spent Sunday in Mill Ilerton, N. Y.
 Misses Pauline Hasselbach, Gussie lGreenwood, Mabel Salisbury, Stella Ly- Ions and Tillie Stettner form merry group of girls who will leave this week for vacation of two weeks to be spent at Sea Breeze, the hotel at Fort Trun- bull Beach managed by Martin Rev. holds. of this city.
 Mrs. M. A. Whitcomb, of Gilbert. ave- nue, has gone to Elm cottage, Ocean Grove, N. J., for the summer.
 MT and Mrs. Hummiston, who were married June 15, have returned from their wedding tour and are at home at 30 Forbes street.
 MT. and Mrs. Gowrie and family, of Springfield, are the guests of Mrs J B. Gamsby, of Elm street.
 Mrs. James Graham, of Elm street, West Haven, is visiting friends in Wa ltertown. She will be away a few weeks, lduring which she will visit several oth- CT places.
 Miss Annie Mahoney. of Mattatuck, U. |, is visiting Mrs. Dennis Ahearn, of Whalley avenue
 A new position has been created at Howe & Stetsons, that of assistant merchandise manager, and Charles H. Eastman has been appointed to the Ipost MT. Eastman, who will assist E. IL. Howe, comes from the house of Con- Trad & Co., Boston. As successor to H. IA. Cook, l.. F. Dutch has been engaged ito attend to the duties of the women's ready-made garments department. MT, Dutch received excellent training in this line with Filene & Sons, one of the Ibig coat and suit firms of Boston. Mrs. M. l.. Thompson and daughter Helen, of Atlantic City, are the guests lof Rev. MT. Gillies and family, of Vest lyille.
 Mrs. J. E. Robinson, of Exchange lstreet, is spending the summer at Col Iorado Springs. Franklin Farrel jr., of Ansonia, has resumed work in his fathers foundry machine rooms after a four months lpleasure trip in Europe.
 Miss Jennie Berger, of Hartford, is lspending part of her vacation with her Igrandmother, Mrs. William Hennig, of lClark street.
 lwho is employed by the Geometric Drill , company, Westville, is spending his va lcation in Vermont. Miss Louise Burr has returned to her home in Danbury after a weeks visit with Miss Mildred Finch, of Winthrop , avenue.
 MT. and Mrs Gowrie and family, ,oi 2 lSpringfield, are visiting Mrs J. B lGamsby, of Elm street.
 Qufnnipiac lodge, l. 0. O.. F., will go ldown to Savin Rock for shore dinner lafter the regular lodge meeting next { Monday night. Those who desire tc i lattend will please notify Edwin s. Pick i cit:
 lleave next week for a stay in Maine Z during which time they will hunt ant : lfish.
 pr. Henry Salisbury. of this city, i: Z Iregistered at the Malvern hotel, Bal E Harbor, Me.
 Mrs. Korte and daughters Clara ant x Marion are spending several weeks witl ; MT. and Mrs. James Lee, of Kimberl. ], Iavenue.
 William c. Gibson and Morton : lLoeb, prominent members of this year v graduating class at the New Have