The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-08

&4GIAA&N ERGAA4A45 vas NAAE At1GN -A~DA-S of the Greist Hose company's fair. Westville, given at Music hall. The winners of the prizes were: Box cOv- CT, George HankinsOn; gentleman's hat, William Sandals; two slaves a week and two hair cuts a month for six months, L. H. Merwin; g5nts' toilet set, F. Armstrong; ten gallons cider, Edward Smith: box cigars, Mrs. A. F. Wilber; bicycle lamp, W. G. Bassett; sofa pillow, Lillian Lewis; rocking chair, James Mcclure: toilet set, Mrs. J. B. Wallace; silver fish fork, Schoen- berger Sons; ladies handkerchief, Henry Van Houton; punching bag, Jo- seph Murray; bog of flour, H. L. Brown; pair mems shoes, Charles and Elizabeth; pair of boys shoes, F. Roth; jersey, P. c. Allen; box scour- ing soap, Dan Barrett; hat rack, Mrs. W. H. Whildey; box starch, T. E. Kel- ley; gsntlemen's umbrella, Daniel Hol- brook; silver tea set, W. B. Hall; bush el potatoes, Morris Simonson: rocking chair Mrs. E. Fletcher; toilet Set, James Barrett; sewing machine, Mi chael Cans.
 4UG hOIidlI NAuSC CtO4lGAlNC PG1- suaded the governor of Connecticut and his staff to offer a scolarship in MaryviIIe college, Miss Margaret Hem ry of Tennessee, will be the speaker at the meeting of Mary, Clap Wooster, chapter, D. A. R., in the parlors of the Church of the Redeemer, next Monday afternoon at o'clock.
 Late Sunday evening Dr. Leonard 1 Sanford of New Haven, assisted by Drs. Bergman and Beach, operated on George N. Waters at his home at Lau- rel Beach, Milford, for appendicitis. Mir. Waters stood the effects of the op- eratIon nicely and Monday evening was doing as nicely as could be expected, when his condition at the time of the | operation was considered.
 Mrs. George Curtis, of Edgewood
 avenue, has been called to Brooklyn,
 N. Y, by the serious illness of her ! father.
 The Society of Fifty-five held it's an-
 nual meeting last evening in Music hall,
 Branford, and transacted routine busi-
 ness. The past year was a very pros- porous one, and very few of the mem bers were on the sick list. The officers
 elected were as follows: President, W. H. Ellsworth; vice president, T. P. | Preble; recording secretary, Stacey | Ward; financial secretary, Harry Fer 1 guson; treasurer, Frank S. Bradley. Harry K. Hutchinson has been the financial secretary, since the society
 was organized, but declined re-eiec-
 ton last evening on account of his business.
 Miss Louise J. Arnold has returned from very enjoyable visit in New York as the guest of Miss Anna Clark. | While there theater party at the Hip i podrome was given in Miss Arnold's
 honor by her hostess.
 | Monday afternoon Treat F. Camp of l Milford came to New Haven, where he 1 visited his son, Charles, who is receiv- ing treatment for a wound received Sunday afternoon. MT. Camp stated that the bullet had entered Charles face in such a manner that 1t was with l the greatest difficulty that he could speak, and that he had questioned him
 but little regarding the affair, but he I gathered from what the injured man did state that he was near the shoot ing range in North Haven where some
 students were shooting, and that he got his head in the way accidentally while this shooting was going on, and received bullet in the face. He stat ed to his father as he did to all oth-
 CTS that this was entirely an accident,
 and MT. Camp, senior, thinks that he
 will recover from the wound in time if blood poisoning does not ensue. The
 jaw on the left side of the face, had
 not been removed when MT. Camp left
 the hospital Monday evening.
 | The Ladies' Aid society of the First
 Congregational church will meet in the
 parlors of the church this afternoon at 2 o'clock. The business meeting will
 be held at o'clock. A supper will be served at 6:S0, followed by an enter I tainment.
 The heads of departments of Sargent
 & Co. enjoyed banquet at the Oneco hotel Monday night. About thirty sat down to the dinner. T. J. Collins act
 ed as toast master in spirited style w. A. Camp, assisted by L. Sternchuss sang several solos. The speakers of ! the GV6IllS WGEt J. T. N&ullAlAVctA1J IT. J
 Ross and G. T. Carmichael. Music was furnished by Sargents orchestra Before the guests departed they pre- sented to Taoastmaster Collins hand some gold watch, for which he ex-
 pressed his thanks in a few well spok' , en words. Some of those present were T. J. Collins, w. A. Camp, J. T. Quin' livan, G. T. Carmichael, F. J. Ross, R
 Crockett, J. Collins, L. Sternchuss, T !, !, Sharpe, w. Leddy, F. Devine, F. Gil hurdt, P. Hudson, w. K. Moore, W
 Tobin, J. Dunn, W. Kennedy, w. Con
 and several other foremen.
 Captain L. w. Tyron, West Haven has gone to Mount Sinai, Long Island on his motor boat Try-on for a cargo of turnips, consigned to Derby parties '