The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-04-30
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 Ex-sheriff Charles F. spiegel of Huntington street and family, and MT. stockburger and daughter removed this week to cottage in Oriental park, savin Rock, where they will reside through the summer. They will then reside in their former residence on Bishop street, which will be remodeled and improved. Mir. spiegel has leased his residence on Huntington street for three years.
 Miss Nettie Walter of 56 Bishop street will spend the summer with Miss Maud spiegel at savin Rock.
 A dance for the benefit of St. Joseph's R. c. church, was held in Pyramid hall on Thursday evening. There was large attendance.
 Health Officer Wright of this city has returned from trip to Providence and Boston, where he went to attend a meeting of the Massachusetts Sanitary association. In Providence Dr. Wright was the guest of Dr. c. V. Chapin, the eminent authority on sanitation. Dr. Wright was in that city the guest of honor at a banquet given at the Provi- dence University club by Dr. Chapin.
 Charles F. Sherman, of the law firm of Hartman & Kelsey, in the First Ma tional bank building, has been admitted to practice in the United States su- preme court. Mir Sherman is a grad uate of the Yale law school.
 Mrs. c. H. Ryder of Branford has been confined to the house for several days this week, suffering from very severe cold.
 A whist party was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Preston of Fountain street Thursday evening by the mem- bers of Auxiliary of camp No. 4, P. o. s. of A. The first prize of the evening" handsome soft pillow, was won by Mrs. Tyler. A consolation prize was awarded Miss Bessie Barrett. Among the gentlemen the first prize was won by James Mooreland. MT. Tyler suc- ceeded in obtaining the consolation 
 prize.
 MT. and Mrs. John Beschel were ten- dered a brilliant reception Thursday night by their friends and relatives in honor of the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage at their home, S7 Ward street.
 Wednesday evening, May 4, in Pyra- mid hall, the Silvertone Social club will F. se+ 1I,1 I,o been giving regular Wednesday even ing dances at Pyramid hall since East CT with marked success.
 Rev. MT. Burgess of Christ church, this city. will deliver an address before the Mems club in Branford at the par ish house on Wednesday evening, May II.
 A sewing club of nine young ladies, who have been meeting every week through the winter will entertain an equal number of young gentlemen at dinner at Colonial Inn, Woodmont, next Thursday evening, as a finale to their season of fun and work. The leap year plan will be faithfully fol- lowed.
 B. F. Hosley of Branford is reported as more comfortable. His fever had gone down several points and his gen. eral condition was improved.
 As a result of the prelininaries held some time ago in the Yale Art school there are only four left in the finals for the William Wirt Winchester prize. They are A. Spaenkuch, H. M. Lu- quiens, F. Sikes and A. l.. Brereton. Of the quartette two, Spaenkuch and Lu- quiens, are New Haven boys. The Will liam Wirt Winchester. prize is for $2,- 00O and the person winning it is sent abroad for a year to study in Paris and other places in Europe. The subject of the painting is to be "Rest After Labor" Work must all be in by June 1.
 Robert o. Eaton very successfully managed musical entertainment giv- en in the Montowese Baptist church Thursday evening. A very good pro- gramme was given, and a satisfactory sum netted for the Baptist society for whose benefit the concert was given One of the hits of the evening was the final verse and chorus of the song .aThe Man Behind,'' sung by H. Wilson Clin- ton, in which reference was humor- ously made to Rev. MT. Cain.
 Sherman c. Dolph of Branford is in receipt of a letter from George Cole man, who is at Winter Haven, Fla. MT. Coleman is assisting c. w. Har- rington's brother in taking care of a very large orange grove in that town and writes Interestingly of his work and the climate there. He will remain there the year around.
 The cottage of J. Trumbull Smith at Branford Point was broken into re- gently. Mrs. George Parker went by the cottage, which is situated in a grove, and found it open. Entrance had been gained through a window. It is not known whether any thing was taken.
 Mrs. H. M. Adams of George street, West Haven, entertained the Lotus club yesterday afternoon.
 A party of young ladies known as May Pole Girls" have planned to give an informal dance in West Haven town hall Tuesday evening, May 24. The May Pole girls are Miss Rose Dehmer, Miss Bessie Bohen, Miss Lulu Corcor- an, Miss Mae Dehmer, Miss Mary Rourke, Miss Katherine Sullivan, Miss Amanda Rock, Miss Ida Eaton, and Miss Marie Rock
 Mrs. John Daggett, who has been the