The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-17

on the evening Of the seventeenth.
 Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Corbin have
 returned from a delightful four weeks
 visit to Palm Beach and Nassau.
 L. K. Forbes and Charles Douglass,
 who have been stopping in Tucson. Ar
 izona, have gone to San Francisco.
 They will return to Tucson and eontln-
 ue their visit with A. w. Forbes, or
 that city.
 Rev. J. D. $. Pardee, rector of St. Andrews church, Northford, is much
 improved in health.
 The Home Missionary society or Westville were entertained yesterday
 afternoon by Mrs. Henry Goodman at
 her home on Alden avenue.
 MT. and Mrs. John M. Foote of North ford are recovering from their illness. | Mrs. E. L. Glouskin of 62 Dixwell ! avenue, entertained the w. A. Whist
 club Wednesday afternoon. Many la
 dies were present. Mrs. 5. L. Bailey won 8 beautiful prize, and Mrs. N. l.. ' Doroff received the consolation prize. | Refreshments were served. The next meeting will at Mrs. Samuel Stovin's
 home, 173 Orange street. .<s ... | DuulGy Ol w NfS-+SESf
 West Haven is slowly recovering from 1 an attack of tonsilitis. ... Edward NJ. Young of New York, | brother of Mrs. Etta Lynch of Elliott street, sailed for Savannah to partici-
 pate with his college. friend, Father | Aioysius, o. S. ", in the dedication on
 February g of the Sacred Heart church. z-.s .4 Mrs. Miller of Center street, West: Haven, is confined to her home with | sickness.
 | A Physical Culture club was formed this week in l. o, o. F. hall, a branch | of the society which B. Macfadden ad- | voeates in his magazine, Physical Gull ture. The club stands for physical cul- ture and against pruddishness, corsets, muscular inactivity, gluttony, drugs, alcohol and tobacco. The next meeting | will be held in the same place in two | weeks and all young people of both sexes who are interested in self-im- | provement are cordially invited to be present. The following officers were | elected: President, H. B. Clark; vice president H. A. Kinney; recording sec | retary, Miss M. L. Moebius; cores bonding secretary, Miss M. E. Andruss; treasurer, F. E. Van Buren.
 George Gilbert of Allingtown was Il given a surprise by about 100 friends
 at Newman's academy on Chapel
 street Tuesday evening. The ladies and gentlemen were arrayed as peasants, milk maids, night and morning, Uncle Sam, Rube, Swiss, Dutch and colonial
 maids and many other pleasing mas. querade costumes. A pleasing pro gramme was rendered.
 Il The members of the Epworth league
 of the Methodist church West Haven,
 enjoyed a sleigh ride to Hamderr last evening, being entertained by the Ham.
 den league. 5& 545 l Mrs. Fred Platt of West Haven en- , tertained the members of the Wednes- , day Afternoon Whist club; the prizes
 were won by Mrs Downes, a dozen of glasses; Mrs. Peck, shirtwaist pattern . and Mrs. Palmer, doylies.
 tl Mrs. Peter Poppe of Brown street West Haven, isfvery seriously i'll at hei home, and her condition is now regard | ed as extremely critical.
 The many friends of Irving Carr vii 5 be pained to- hear that he is at hi! ], home on Washington avenue, West Ha
 ven, quite sicM Dr. Barnett IS the at t tending physician. T Miss Gussie Mortimer of West Ha ,, ven is confined to her home with fal n attack of the grip.
 el The first X machine was installed e5i Wednesday in the educational rooms h fifth floor, Y. M. c. A. building. It i r. modern, up-to-date car. This auto l. mobile school is attracting considera 0 ble attention and already men are en 1T rolling, among them owners of auto
 mobiles and men desiring to becom h chauffeurs. The first lecture will st given on Monday of next week, Febru IT. ary 20. No pains have been spared t h make the course thorough and praetit i- al. hI Attorney Robert N. Walker, who ha }. been appointed agent for the mortimer Is half of New Haven county to take tn
 twelfth industrial census, began Wor r, to-day. Head Agent William A. 3Ceur l- tryman, stationed at New Haven, wa
 in town yesterday and had a long COT s ference with MT. Walker All indus s- trial business whose product amount l. to over $500 year, such as cigar man le ufactories, proprietors of patent medi q, cenes, etc., will have to answer to tn le questions of MT. Walker. These ques l. tions are drawn up and compiled ,fo y. the census bureau in Washington. w.
 terbury is the largest industrial cer ic ter in MT. Walkers territory. Th h, work will occupy him for about tw ;t months.- Waterbury Democrat.
 x Word was received here yesterda ], that Fayette Curtis, second vice presi
 dent of the New Haven road, and tn t, manager of it's maintenance of way dt IS partment, was in Mexico looking owe h the railroads in that country, and a
 the same time enjoying a trip for tn ls pleasure he could get out of it. Nil L. Curtis, as told at the time, left her ,f about one week ago. He is accompa
 nied by Tdwin Miner, a director of tn n New Haven road, who lives at MoosuE le Col. J. H. Benton of the legal depart '. ment of the company, H. R. Handy, c
 the Swift Packing company, Charle n- Fletcher and o. N. Purdy, brokers an g wool buyers of Boston; J. K Ryan, 10 railroad builder of note, and J. |
 Browning, capitalist of Boston.