The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-12

Downes, who is employed at the Yale Iron works. has been confined to his home. 1ss Richard street, West Haven, by illness.
 Mrs. J. Lord, of Killingworth, is i'll with the grip.
 Mrs. Edwin L. Downs, of Torrington, is taking care of Mrs. John E. Downes, of West Haven, who is sick with the grip.
 Mrs. U. S. chatfield, of 2s9 Whalley avenue. has had as guests for the past week Mrs. T. P. Cornwall Miss Minnie L. Peck and Miss Edith Tibbals, all of Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Constantine, of New York, has been called to Clinton on ac- count of the illness of her sister, Miss Levia Buell.
 The third annual minstrel perform ance of the Sacred Heart Catholic club was given at the club rooms last night and was a fine success.
 E. R. Brown, the meat dealer in Clin- ton, had an old-fashioned clock that he rallied. Max Thalheimer, cigar dealer of this city, was the winner.
 Miss Ellen Molloy, of this city, coun- ty president of the Ladies' auxiliary, A. o. H., was on Wednesday night pre- sented with handsome gold watch and chain at the meeting of the Ladies auxiliary No. F, of which she has been a member for years.
 The smoker of the Williston club at Yale will be given in 2S4 Durfee to- morrow night.
 William F. Dow, Walter Van Loovan, A. K. Dow and A. H. Austin have form ed a mandolin club and next Tuesday night will make their first public ap- pearance at an entertainment to be held in the parish house of Christ church on Elm street.
 c. L. Swain, of Clinton, celebrated his seventieth birthday Tuesday even ing. About twenty guests were present. Whist and other games were played, and refreshments were served.
 The Up-to-Date club of Westville will hold it's usual meeting early next week at the home of one of the members of the club
 A meeting of all interested in form ing a university school club of Chi cago was held last evening in Payer weather hall.
 A jolly strawride was given Monday evening by the Arthur Crowley Social club of this city. The party proceeded to Orange Center, where an informal dance was held in the town hall, after which supper was served. A fine time was had by all.
 King Rider is very sick with pneu- monia at his home on Third avenue, West Haven. Dr. Brown is in attend ance
 Mrs. Frank Woodruff, of Milford, who is we'll known in this city, was oper- ated upon at Dr. Cheneys private hos pital yesterday morning, and is report ed quite low.
 Mrs Cady, of West Haven, will enter tain the Monday Afternoon Whist club February 15.
 First Vice. President F. R. Todd, who is the head of the operating depart ment of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road, is still confined to his home with an attack of rheuma- tism.
 Mir and Mrs. Harry Wadhan1s have moved from this city to Park street, West Haven.
 Andrew Meigs, of Fair Haven, is vis- iting his parents, Captain and Mrs. Theodore Meigs, in Clinton.
 The Lotos club of West Haven will meet this afternoon with Mrs. M. H. Adams of George street.
 The sewing circle of West Haven was entertained this week at the home of Mrs. Charles Graham.
 Joseph Soshay of Whalley avenue, is to his house with an attack of the humps.
 Mrs. l.. Jenkins, of Passport, l.. l., is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Thom- IS F. Barry, of Third avenue, West Haven.
 Miss Charlotte Richards, of Richard place, West Haven, is sick with the measles.
 Captain James, the recently appoint congratulations over the ar 'ival of a son. The youngster made his Wednesday night and is do- ng nicely, as is Mrs. James.
 The Eichenlaub club has decided to lrrange an entertainment to be given n Teutonia hall on Saturday evening, February 27.
 The Friday Afternoon Whist club | will be entertained to-day by Mrs. H. | I. Thompson at her home in West Ha- zen.
 Timothy O'Connor, of Westville, has aken a position in the machine shop of | he Edison Monograph company in 1 Orange, N. J.
 Mrs. E. A. Lampson, of Washington | venue, West Haven, is sick in bed with | severe cold. pr. Kowalewski is in l 
 Thomas Hopen, who for some time | las been employed by the Geometric | Drill company, has left for his home in Vt, where he will reside in | he future.
 About thirty young people spent a 7ery enjoyable evening at the home of Hiss Elizabeth Farr, of George street, his week. Games and dancing were l he features of the evening.
 The ladies of the Episcopal church, | Vestville, will conduct food sale in he parlors of the church tomorrow .fternoon.
 Mrs. Frank Terry of Greenport, L. l., 5 the guest of MT. and Mrs. John F. 4omas, of West Haven.
 The annual masquerade of the Haru- ari Singing society was held Wednes- ay night and was a brilliant success rom start to finish.