The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-04

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 Mrs. Stephen Bishop of Forest street, lWestville, is critically i'll with pneumo- lnia and pleurisy, and at last accounts liner death was expected at any moment.
 Maurice Altwein of Southington has just received letter from his son. Os- car, the Klondiker. The letter was dat ed Washington, D. C., and announced that after a few days on the Potomac, and few more in New York, he would be prepared for a welcome home.
 MT. Henry S. Dawson of this city and Mir Walter Howe of Boston are spend ing the Easter vacation with MT. Daw- sons parents, Mir. and Mrs. Sidney ' Dawson of Dwight street. MT. Dawson and MT. Howe are students at the New York Theological seminary.
 Eyler " Todd, who is on a business trip through the middle and southern states, was last week at Hot Springs, Ark. He goes to Cuba before return- ing.
 Mr. Phillip Morrison oi 61 Dwight street, who expected to leave last week for a short stay at Lakewood, N. l., was nuable to go on account of illness.
 Leon Goshen of Chicago is visiting his old friends in Westvile.
 The eight year old daughter of Byron l. Phelps of s Trumbull street, while attempting to cross the street at State and Bradley about 4:3O Saturday after noon, was run over by team of Baker zwick. The little girl was attended by Dr. Paul Vishno of Orange street.
 News reached here Saturday that Mrs. McGonachie of Branford, who was formerly Miss Flora Cook of that place. was very critically ill in Washington, D. c.
 Mr Michael J. Lauless of 55 English street, has, through his his attorney, Charles Spreyer, purchased the 40 acre Dick Pierce farm near Mount Tom The recent owner was MT. Constant Moeller. The Half Hour Reading club of Bran ford is invited to attend the April meet ing of lne East Haven Mothers club. which will be held tomorrow evening, April ,, at o'clock, with Mrs. Louis E. Smith of 29S Main street.
 The Hamden Choral union met Satur- day evening at the parish house. There are only two more rehearsals before the concert, which will be given on April 12 at the Town hall. "The Rose Maid en- contata by Cowen, will be sung, and the soloists of the evening are: Mrs. Nora Russell Haesche, soprano; Miss Marie T. Hug, alto; William Kirshner, tenor; Lawrence Sullivan, bass; Harry T. Whitaker ,accompan- ist; Ellsworth G. Warner, accompanist (of Choral union; Prof. William F. Haesche, conductor; Mrs. William Brewster, organizer.
 Mrs. Leverett Goodyear of Richards place, West Haven is visiting in River head, L. T., with friends and relatives.
 Professor and Mrs. Irving Fisher of Prospect street have been staying at Tine Kirkwood, Camden, s. c.
 A leap year dance planned by the fol- lowing yonug ladies, the Misses Jennie Frances, Olive Russell Agnes Candee Gladys Leonard, Mary Pardee Ethel Baldwin, Pauline Goenel, Lillian Slut cliffe, Josephine Manyile and Louise Herrick, will be given in West Haver Town hall Friday evening. April s.
 Rudolph Reynolds, son of Professor Reynolds. and Francis Watrous, son oi Mrs. George Watrous of Whitney ave nue. both students at Lakewood, are home for the Easter vacation
 Miss Alice Reynolds of Elm street West Haven, is spending the week in Boston with Miss Carlisle.
 Mrs Morris F. Tyler has returned tc her home on College street from Cam den, S. C., where she has been for sev- eral weeks.
 Miss Elizabeth Johnston who has been the guest of Mrs. Leroy Chamber. lain in West Haven, has returned tc her home In Boston, Mass.
 Mrs. Frank c. Porter of Bradley street had as her guest for few days - Mrs. Charles Dudley Warner of Hart ford.
 n Miss Marion Bush, who is teaching il . Plainfeld, N. J., is spending the Easter vacation with her parents, Lawrence n and Mrs. c. K Bush of West Haven |, Murray Sargent is enjoying trip tt e the Bermudas.
 e Only two weeks will intervene before ! the opening of the Paint and Clay clul ' exhibition on Monday, April IS. Or Saturday evening. April Is, there vii be an illustrated lecture on Constable 5 and Turner" by Prof John F. Weir 1T the exhibition gallery at 793 Chape street. The lecture will be followed bA , an informal reception and private . view of the pictures. Admission vii 7 be by tickets, which may be obtained < from members of the club and at thu < door,
 s Arrangements are being completed by 5 the employees of the Adams Express company for their annual dance, to bt : given in Newman's dancing academy n 916 Chapel street, next Thursday even 2 ing. The jolly expressmen promise al h who attend most delightful evening n Miss Lulu Corcoran of First avenue '. West Haven, entertained few friend; : at Pit" in honor of her cousin, Mis-! e Bessie Donohue of Brooklyn, N. Y. Mu : sic and dancing with a buffet lunel : were also features of the evening, He l guests were the Misses F1'eda Fichtl t Rose Dahmer, Katherine Roche, Mrs :, w. Foote, Ida Eaton, Nina Gates, Ids