The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-07-24

Elsewhere.
 Mrs. William F. Damn and Miss Gen eveye Damn are spending two weeks at Wyndham, in the Catskills.
 Misses Gertrude and Mildred and 1 Master Harold Barnacle, children ot Mir and Mrs. James Barnacle, are stay ing at West Hill, Litchfeld, for a week. MT. and Mrs. Frederick Cheever, Of 26 Bishop street, will spend the hrst week in August at Melrose Highland, in Massachusetts. John Domkee, of West Haven, has l lately purchased a ten-horsepoWer | Franklin touring car. M E. Bristol, of Guilford, went last 1 week to the Adirondacks to say until l September 1. | MT. and Mrs Charles F. Merwin, of l 24 Eld street, spent last week with | John W. Merwin at Woodmont. MT. Long, the Chapel street florist, and Mrs. Long sailed a week ago for Europe for their summer vacation. It has been announced by Joseph ! Johnson, who supervised the recentS carnival and auto parade at SaVin Rock, and Manager Punderford, of the street railway company, that another automobile parade and carnival will be held during the week of August 27, and to be even more elaborate than it's suc- cessor.
 Dr. Arthur o. Baribault, with his three brothers, Dr. Louis, of Lewiston, Me; Donat, a student at Laval univer- sity. Montreal, and Edward, a druggist of Lewiston, Me-, sails to-day on "Chappie' Whites largest sloop. the Thorn, for two-weeks' cruise to the eastward. The objective point is New Bedford, Mass.
 --Mr. and Mrs. Herman Brunner, of this City, who have been spending sev- eral days as the guests of Mir. and Mrs. William Schwartz, of 7S6 Campbell avenue, West Haven, have returned to their home.
 E. A. Hartman, of this city, has ar- rived at the W. H. Thompson cottage in Norfolk for the remainder of the summer.
 Dr. Thomas Bronson, of this city, will start this week on tour in his Ram bier runabout, with Asbury Park as the terminus. He expects to be gone several weeks. ..-.
 Mrs. H. B. Rowe, of this city, has ar rived at the Red Cottage" on Prospect street. Norfolk, where she will spend the next few weeks.
 Miss Agnes Brown and her friend, David Grant, left Saturday for Atlantic City for a stay of two weeks with their friends. r.-. " During this, week John Law, of 45 Howard avenue, will start for Niagara Falls in his eighteen-horsepower Ram bier touring car. He will be accompa- nied by his wife and family, and Dr. Monks and family in their car MT. Law expects to be gone about month and will return down the Hudson river valley via New York city.
 Miss Daisy Hubbard, of Oberlin, O., is the guest of her cousin, Miss Ruth Peet, of West Haven. g s-.s Miss E. H. Griswell of Bryn Mawr Pa, is visiting friends, at the home of Professor M. I. Pupin on the west road, Norfolk. s~
 Mrs Thomas D. Adams of Elm street has gone to Crystal Lake and Rockville for two weeks. MT. Adams will join his wife later,
 I. B. Chandler, manager of the s. S. Adams stores, and his family have left
 
 ChandIer's Buick touring car.
 Mrs. Charles Cough, of Elm street, West Haven, is the hostess for the Monday Afternoon Whist club, which will meet at her home to-day.
 Mr Leonard, of Illinois, is the guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank Burns, of Westville.
 Dr. H. Burstein and wife will leave here for an automobile tour of New York state, visiting the large mountain resorts and also Orcahrd Farm at Ac- cord, New York, where Mrs. Bursteins s parents reside.
 The picnic of the Westville Methodist Sunday school will be held at Double Beach August 10.
 Miss Maggie Dow and her brother James Dow, have left this city to take up a residence in Denver. MT. Dow was an actor and both of the young people were well known and highly es- teemed in large circle of friends in < this citl. They formerly resided at 213 Congress avenue.
 Mrs. Murphy, Misses Charlotte and Marion Murphy, and John K. Murphy, of Killam's Point, are spending a few. weeks in Oakville.
 MT. and Mrs. J. H. Merriam have talk en cottage at Plainville, and will so- journ there with their children for the balance of the summer.
 Mrs. Laura c. Robinson has returned from a visit with friends in Washing ton, Conn.
 Mrs Brainard Rogowski, of Peck ave- 1lue, West Haven, left Saturday for an extended trip through the west and Cal- ifornia.
 Max Albert, who has been the man. ager of the Peoples Clothing company on State street, has resigned and left for Allingtown, .Pa., to accept similar position in a store there.
 Mrs. John Petrie, of Westville, with her two sons, is spending the summer Tn the Adirondacks.
 MT. and Mrs. James l.. Baldwin, of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. M. E. Bald win, mother of. MT. Baldwin, at S96 Guinnipiac avenue
 Mrs, James Logan, of Willard street, Westville, left on Saturday for two-