The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-02-01

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 Charles S. Fowler, son of Attorney Charles H. Fowler, spent part of last week with lis parents on whalley ave- nue before leaving for China and the Philippines. He left New York Satur- day for Victoria. B. c.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Zion German Lutheran church will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. George Knie, 40 Stevens street.
 Miss Hannah W. Kelsey, the prinoi- pal of the Westville school, is confined to her home at 16S York street. suffer- ing from the effects of being nearly overcome by the cold in walking to her school one of the recent zero weather days, the car on which she sought to ride to the school having burned out it's motor. Dr. Reynolds of Clinton has attended her. Miss Kelsey resides in Clinton, but while teaching here, rooms on York street. She has been principal of the Westville school for number of years. A large bouquet of flowers has been sent to her by the pupils of room 1 10.
 Mrs. Sidney H. Dawson of Dwight street was called to New York last week by the illness of her son. Henry Dawson, who is studying at the Epis- copal theological school He is at St. Luke's hospital. MT. Dawson is suf- fering from a severe attack of inham- nlatory rheumatism.
 The Junior Missionary society of Gen. ! ter church will give the Gibson tab leaux on February II. The quartette from the Yale Glee club will also sing Refreshments will he served after the entertainment. Mrs. F. B. Hum has charge of the affair and the Misses Kraft will be at the candy table. | c. c. Barlow of Bridgeport and teller in the Pequonnock National bank of that city, will begin his duties to-day as cashier of the Yale National bank of this city.
 Next Wednesday evening the month- ly social tea will be given at 6:3e by the ladies of Humphrey street church.
 Mrs. George H. Ford is the guest Of friends in Washington. D. c.
 Additional contributions as follows have just been received for the South Middle fund at Yale: W. w. Crapo, New Bedford, $50: Sherman L. Whip pie, Boston, $50: and Mrs. F. A. Ward, Brooklyn, $500.
 John Wilkinson, deputy judge and clerk of the Orange town court, yester- day brought suit against Edwin P Thomas, publisher of the Weekly lTimes of West Haven, claiming $1o,O00 damages for libel. It is alleged by the plaintiff that on December 26. 1903, the defendant published in tie Times an article relating to the alleged fraudu- llent ballots circulated just previous to the last West Haven borough election, and intimating that Judge Wilkinson had a hand in the circulation.
 MT. Downer of Richard street is con- 1 fined to the house with an attack of grip.
 Professor Martin Reynolds will take Adolph Schwckardi's place as organist lof St. Johns R. c. church for the com ing year.
 A very delightful surprise came to Major Waltes M. Wellman, who re- signed from his position as superintend- lent of the National Folding Box and | cePOA SOA1pdAlJ Ou 1llliL1, d. position he had filled with ability for twelve years. Major Wellnan resides with his wife and her mother at 27 Eld lstreet, and committee of six repre- senting the employees of the company lcalled and finding him at home pre- lsehted him with a beautiful loving cup ten inches high as a token of esteem Mir and Mrs. Ethan J. filling cele- brated the twentieth anniversary of ltheir marriage Friday evening at their lhome in Allingtown. Although the weather was exceedingly unpleasant, the house was filled with guests from New Haven, West Haven, Fair Haven, lAlingtown, Meriden, Orange and New
 York. Mr., and Mrs. filling received their guests under a bower of laurel. Frederick filling and Rowland Donner presented the guests to MT. and Mrs
 Alling.
 Miss Alice Hardy's dance, which was to have been given at the Lawn club this evening, has been postponed un- !til Monday evening, February s, on laccount of a dance which Miss Hardy
 will have charge of in Hartford that
 evening.
 Professor Emery of Yale university
 delivered lecture at Yale hall, Frank Hin street, Saturday evening on the
 "Origin and Early History of Trade
 Unionisn.'
 Kingsley Twining, who has been the registrar of the Yale Law school foi ls some time, has resigned and will open
 a law office in Newark, N. J. MT
 Twining has been taking postgraduate
 work in this department. The vacancy
 will be filled by Ernest T. Bauer, a
 graduate of the academic department in 1900 an a member of the board of the
 Yale Law Journal
 Mrs. Kingsley, who will be remem- bered as one of the Misses Coburn
 who was connected with the dancing school, is stopping with her mother
 Mrs. William F. Coburn of Dwight street. Dr. and Mrs. Kingsley have
 been in Australia since their marriage , They are now planning for a trip tt Europe.
 Saturday was the last day Master Cal Builder W. P. Appleyard and Superin. Itendent of the Telephone System B. A
 Kaiser acted as officials at the genera loffices of the New York, New Haven Hartford road Both of these officials : have resigned Master Car Builder Alp
 pleyard will go to the Pullman com ipany, at Pullman, H., in an importan