The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-11-22

Elsewhere. MT. Emil Tasser, of Springfield, Mass, and Miss Zilpha Tasser and Clara Tasser, spent Saturday with friends in New Haven. They attended the football game and spent Sunday sightseeing. MT. Tassar is a graduate of Yale 's5.
 The tea given by the Misses Bakewell of Bradley street Monday afternoon for MT. and Mrs. Charles Montague Bake well was quite largely attended. The Misses Bakewell will give another tea next Monday.
 Chief Of Police Wrinn is seriously i'll at his home with a severe cold. In ad- dition to this it was stated yesterday that he has not completely recovered from the shock caused by Clerk South worth's death, and that he has not been feeling at all well since it occurred. He is attended by Dr. Maher and it is ex- pected that the genial head of the de- pertinent will be well again before a great while.
 The Mayflower branch of the Tribune sunshine society met at the home of Mrs. T. J. Adams, of Whalley avenue, Monday night to make arrangements for the entertainment to be given in LenOx hall December 4. Another meet ing will be held tomorrow evening.
 There was great rejoicing among the friends of MT. and Mrs. William Ehle, of Goffe street, yesterday over the safe arrival at their home of a nine-pound daughter. Mother and child are doing well.
 Miss Inez Stin1son, of Toronto, Can- ada. has arrived in town for a winter of study with Louis. Sajous, the voice teacher. Miss Stimson, who has a so- prano voice of much promise, began her studies with MT. Sajou in Canada few days ago. She also spent last winter in town studying with him.
 The Ladies Aid society of the Church of the Messiah will open it's annual sale of fancy articles tonight. A buffet luncheon will be served from to 7:3O o'clock.
 Captain Albert Bishop, of this city, was the guest of Captain Farnham's family in Clinton last week.
 Miss PoI, the daughter of MT. and Mrs s. 2. Poli, who is at school in New York city, came home to attend the opening of her fathers new theater Monday evening.
 The fair which the Milford Business Mems association has been holding in the town hall there for number of evenings came to a close Monday even ing. The association netted about one thousand dollars. Miss Florence Hotchkiss. of Whalley avenue, who has been very i'll, is slowly improving.
 Professor Louis Sajous is contemplat- ing giving a vocal recital in his studio on Orange street next week.
 Several from Branford attended re- cital given Monday evening by the pu- pils of Mrs. Franz Milcke in this city. Of the ten pupils who took part four were from Branford.
 A large number of the young friends of Stanley Mautte swooped down upon him at his home, 27 Morse street, High good, Monday night and gave him jolly surprise. The evening was passed in playing games and having a general good time.
 Mrs. saIac Bromley has returned from stay in New York city. Major and Mrs. Bromley are planning to introduce their charming daughter to society ear- ly in December. Miss Bromley has been away at school, completing her educa- ton last June. She is a handsome girl, and her coming-out party will be one of the largest of the season.
 A farewell reception will be given to Rev. George H. Ferris and Mrs. Ferris by the social committee of Calvary Baptist church next Friday evening, at which all members of the church and other friends are invited to be present.
 Miss Amelia Rabanus, daughter of c. J. Rabanus, of State street, has return ed from a three-months' western trip, visiting Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Canada She spent some time with friends in Cleveland and Buffalo, with whom she travelled last winter in Florida.
 The supply committee of Calvary Baptist church-A. R. Bradley, Leslie Moulthrop, Dr. E. J. Walker, J. D. Weed and Rev. James D. Grant-will be assisted by the following committee to secure a pastor and to supply the pulpit: w. A. Spalding, w. H. Doug lass, Julius Twiss, F. B. Walker, J. S. Fowler, Giles Potter, Charles T. Lin coln, s. B. Warren, Harry Houston, E. F. Webster, Max Miller, Vernon Hodges, R. B. Chambers and Mrs. s. J, Fox, Mrs. E. L. Armstrong, Mrs. A. I. Ward, Mrs. J. J. Wooster, Mrs. J. E. Critten- den, Mrs. Thomas, Alling and Miss Ra- chel Webster.
 Rev. Father Curtin, of St. Lawrence church, West Haven, organized cadet corps at the church Sunday. There are fifty boys and young men in the corps, and they have been given the use of the lyceum in the rear of the church as a drill hall.
 John H. Morton and Dr. c. H. Porter, of Branford, have returned from two- weeks vacation spent in the Maine woods and are regaling their friends with glowing accounts of their trip They each shot deer and any quan- tity of small game.
 Cards are out announcing the mar