The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-09-29

Mr. E. 4. Hartman, of Williams 6 Hartman, Derby is at St. Louis as delegate appointed by the American Par association to represent the state of Connecticut at the universal con- |, Css of lawyers and jurists. Air. liar i4man also .epresents the BossOl Cai- vcrssty LEw school as delegate 10 me meeting of the Association of American Law schools, and to the national con ference of state boards of law exami- ners. Mir. and Mrs. Hartman have taken house at 195 Bishop street, this city. and expect to pass the winter here, after MT. Hartman returns from St. Louis on October first.
 Word has been received by cable at Yale of the continued improvement Of Edwin J. Clapp, captain of the Yale track team for 1904. It stated that MT. Clapp is now out of danger. He has been i'll with typhoid fever, which has now run it's course.
 Miss Eva L. Bradley, one of the fa- vorite teachers at Phelps school in Wal lingford, has returned from summer spent in Vermont, and has resumed teaching in this city and in North Ha- ven.
 Miss Beth Montieth of Park street will be the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. H. Whitman, this week.
 Dwight Russell, who met with such bad accident at the Orange fair, is re- ported as improving at his home in Or ange, although he is still very i'll.
 Mrs. B. B. Durham of Prospect place is convalescent after a severe att tack of the grip.
 James McGovern, the successful or ganist and pianist, and former pupil of E. A. Parsons, is meeting with great success in Hartford where he is organ list at St. Peter's church, and has open ed studio in that city.
 Messrs. Thomas L. Malin and Frank F. Wrinn, both clerks at the postoffice, have returned from weeks outing in the Catskill mountains.
 Louis c. Hunter of New York city spent Saturday in town with his teach CT, D A. Parsons. Mir Hunter is promising amateur pianist
 Cards have been issued forthe flftieth wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs John Nettleton, of Elm street, on Sat urday evening, October l. The receiving hours are from to 10 o'clock.
 Mrs. William Marshall, M. D., of Lit tie Rock, Ark, who has been visiting Anna Treloar of AS Stevens street, West Haven, has returned home.
 An illustrated health study by Lillie E. Durstin, of Washington, D. C., will be given at G. A. R. hall, Milford block, Branford, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 Walter Sinner of Morris Cove left Saturday for college in Pennsylvania, where he will take an architectural course.
 Miss Grace Hum of Atlanta, Ga, is visiitinig with MT. and Mrs. e. Hotchkiss of 67 Kensington street. Miss Hum will also visit in New York be- fore returning to her home in the south
 Miss Anna K. Richards of Bristol street has gone to Albany, N. Y., to spend the winter
 William Niblitz will return to his home on Thursday from the New Ha- ven hospital, where he has undergone a successful operation for appendicitis.
 Mir and Mrs. Abercrombie, who have been at the New Haven house, have returned to Boston.
 James Sweet, jr., of 710 Howard ave-
 
 tains, where he had an enjoyable visit since his return from Manassas.
 Miss Dorothy Brill, of Main street, West Haven. celebrated her tenth birth day last evening at her home with a party of friends.
 Miss Katherine Missett of the New Haven hospital is enjoying her vacation in Hartford and Saratoga She expects <x. Archie Lester has purchased the meat market of Geoge Cobb in Campbell ave nue, West Haven, and will take con- troI Monday.
 Miss Charlotte Behler of New York city has just returned home after visit Of about four weeks with her aunt, Mrs. E. O. Behler, of S5 Campbell avenue, West Haven.
 Among the Branford ladies who re- sponded to an invitation from Mrs. Eu- gene Hosley to hold basket picnic at her home In Westville yesterday were Mrs Flanders, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Johnson. Mrs Beach, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Stannard, Mrs Beecher, Mrs Lounsbury, Mrs. Boynton, Mrs. w. L. Moore, Misses Lizzie and Susie Cook Miss Henrietta Hubbard, all 1l6InuSTS 0l IhdSOll IeOSGIo w. 1INs V. A most enjoyable day is reported.
 Dr. Barnett and son are on an auto- mobile tour to Boston. They were ex- pected to return home yesterday.
 Rev. F. St. John Fitch and family have returned to Branford from a weeks stay at the Owengo house, In- dian Neck, where they were the guests of MT. and Mrs. William Lounsbury.
 MT and Mrs. Leddy of Port street, West Haven, are receiving congratula- tions over the arrival of a bay boy
 Miss Lucy Barker of New York is the guest of Mrs. Elon Bragg in Bran- ford. Mrs Barker came up to attend the funeral of her uncle Samuel B. Mil les
 Mrs. Noah Book and daughterse oi Trenton N J. are visiting relatives and friends in Branford.
 WALLINGFORD.