The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-11-10
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEIV HAVEN PEOPLE
ASd Other People Known in This City, Intertstias Social Events Here and Elsewhere.

Vice President Percy R. Todd of the Consolidated railroad has returned from visit to his old home in Montre- al. Canada.
 Mrs. Huntley Drunlmond of Montreal, Canada, is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James H. Reynolds of Main street, West Haven.
 Marcus Daley of West Haven was slightly hurt Monday night in Church street New Haven, by colliding with a cyclist. He was crossing the street when man on bicycle ran into him. Daley was thrown to the ground, roll- ed over two or three times and got up. His right ankle was sprained. A friend with him assisted him to a trolley car for home
 The Kalmathean club will meet this afternoon with Mrs. George Warner, at her home on Washington avenue, West Haven. "The periodic movements of the universe are the same, up and down, from age to age'i-Marcus Aure- Illus. Chairman, Mrs. c. K. Bush. Cur rent Events, S. J. Bryant; From Ju- Illus Caesar to the Stacking of Rome, 454 A. D." Mrs. c. K. Bush; "Italy and Her Invaders" Miss Bertha Graham.
 Camp No. 4, F. O. s. of A., will have a whist party at Mrs. Brooks, 214 Woos- ter street, next Wednesday evening, November 15, and not this week as was intended.
 Mrs. Clarence L. Clark, of Main street, West Haven, is spending week with her brothers family in New York city. MT Clark has gone to the coal mines in Pennsylvania.
 Two of Clinton's oldest inhabitants were at the polls and voted Tuesday. Asa Bushnell who was ninety-two years old last June, and Captain Geo. w. Farnham, who will be ninety-enoe in few days. Captain Farnham is 8 lifelong democrat Both of these old men are wonderfully preserved.
 William J. Barber of Harwinton is a candidate for the assistant clerkship of the coming house. MT. Barbor is the republican delegate from Harwintcn who got up in the state convention and made telling speech for the nomina- tion of Governor Roberts. Mrs. Frances Sheldon Bolton has just returned from West Newton, Mass. where she addressed the Mothers club of thirty members on the subject, Pun ishment of Children. Mrs. Bolton was the guest of Mrs. William Warren. formerly of New Haven, but who re- moved to West Newton with her hus- band two or three years ago.
 Mrs. Ellen Petit, who is spending the winter With her daughter. Mrs. F. l.. Thomas, of 161 Spring street, West Haven, has gone to Seymour to visit her grandson, Burton Baldwin.
 Mir and Mrs. Russel Crane of Wash ington avenue, West Haven. are re- ceiving congratulations over the birth of daughter.
 Ulysses s. Clark of West Haven, who met with an accident lately is reeover- ing as rapidly as possible under the circumstances. pr. Victor A. Kowa- lewski is attending MT. Clark.
 Mrs. A. M. Painter of West Haven is visiting her son, Robert Painter, in. Dumfries, Va.
 Miss Ruby Elizabeth Street, soprano soloist of Davenport church, has been engaged to assist the young New York concert pianist, Nelson Stuart Smith, at his recital on November Il, to be given at the Holy Faith church, New York city.
 MT. and Mrs. E. G. stoddard, MT. and Mrs. Frank s. ButterWorth and children and MT. and Mrs. Carlos F. Stoddard left Sunday afternoon for Pittsburg to attend the wedding of. Louis E. Stoddard and Miss Rebecca Mccullough Darlington, which took place yesterday afternoon, at o'clock in Trinity church of Pittsburg. The New Haven men who were to be pres ent were given a dinner at the Pittsburg club Tuesday night, went Monday evening and Tuesday morning Miss Darlington gave a dinner for her maid oe honor and bridesmaids Tues day night.
 Miss Edith Bucklen has returned to- her home in New Brunswick, N. J., aft ter q pleasant visit at the home of Mrs. William Gorvie in Union avenue, West TIaUnn