The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-09-02
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERN
 ING NEW HAVEN PEOPLE.

And Other People Known in This City Interesting sOcIaI Events Here and Elsewhere. Mir. and Mrs. Allen H. Lester of 1SS Wooster street left this week for a five weeks trip to Lake Sunapee, New Hampshire; Lake Champlain and the White mountains. Congressman Lilley of Waterbury in his new automobile will take two months tour through Canada in a few days. He will be accompanied by his family.
 At a special meeting of the Meriden Liquor Dealers association Thursday six delegates were appointed to attend the eleventh annual convention of the state association at Savin Rock on Sep tember 6. The delegates are Owen Horan, John Meiklem, James Pagnam, Patrick Barry, J, E. Swanson, and Ce- naico Tomasetti.
 About twenty-four friends of Dr. Will liam F. Verdi went to his home at 1S Elm street Thursday night and surpris- ed him. It was a welcome party who had planned to give him greeting on his return from Europe. They were fol-, lowed into the house by a well known caterer and very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
 Mrs. Mary Norcott Mix of this city is visiting her niece, Mrs. Sydney Will Hams. corner of School and Wall streets, Meriden. She is eighty-three years old and went from Meriden to Boston alone recently. Mrs. Mix visit ed at Revere Beach and Point of Pines, Mass. She left Meriden yesterday to return home by trolley. Mrs. Norcott resides with her grandson, Percy c. Norcott. ..........y, v" MT. and Mrs D. J. Finnerty of Lloyd street are visiting at Manhattan Beach. Miss Lettie Shaniey, who has been spending month at Daisy Cliff farm, Morris, Conn.,. has returned home.
 Harry D. Woodstock, who has been spending his vacation at his home in Branford, left Thursday for New York city .-..
 Miss Bernice M Chatfield and Miss Daisy L. Hugh of this city have return ed from weeks vacation spent at The Adrian, Block Island. +..
 John A. Hauff and family of Whit ney avenue have returned to their home from Castleton, Vt, where they have been spending their vacation. s. Miss Mary Adams of Portsea street is spending her vacation in New York and nearby summer resorts. ....... Henry E. Bradley of West Main street. Branford, has been reappointed as deputy fish and game warden for New Haven county.
 Mrs Henry Trowbridge is in Paris.
 Herbert J Augur has returned home from one months stay in the Adiron- dacks greatly improved in health. MT. Augur will open his new art store, 1062 Chapel street, opposite the Yale Art gallery, on September H.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Todd have re- turned from their trip through the :. .Hsest. They spent the greater part of their vacation in Michigan.
 Mrs. Arthur H. Bolton and Miss Edna M. Bolton of Smith street, West Haven, 2 have returned from their two weeks vacation at Clinton, Conn. ~~* Master Thomas. Fully of New York city accompanied Master John Cation of Orange street home from visit in
 
 as his guest for few weeks.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Wilson of 15S Chapel street are the proud parents of a baby boy born yesterday.
 Word has been received in this city of the safe arrival of MT. and Mrs. John Henney of this city in Paris MT. Henney was formerly superintendent of motive power on the Consolidated road
 Among the guests at Thimble island during the week were Miss Estella Gil- son, Miss Katherine Hove Miss Doro- thy Bradley and Miss Ethel O'NeiH of this city, who were the guests. of Mrs. Monahan; and the Misses Skidmore of Brooklyn, N. r., who were the guests of Mrs. Lattson.
 IT. D. Sweezey, the well known steamship ticket agent, left for Boston Thursday and sailed for Halifax. Later on, accompanied by a few friends, he will take the trip through the lower St. Lawrence from Pictou to Quebec and Montreal. Miss Rose F'urlong and Miss Murphy of Rockville are the guests of Mrs. Hughes.
 Walter Bugbee and family of Spring. field, who have been in Woodmont for some weeks, have recently returned to their Massachusetts home.
 About forty Branford people went to Port Jefferson on the Excursion of the Christian Endeavor society. The wa ter was quite rough, and all but four in the party were seasick. Notwith- standing this fact they all reported a fine time.
 Mrs. E. W. Dickenson has left Wood mont, where she had occupied the Som- CTS cottage this season, and returned to her home in this city.
 FAKE ANTIQUITIES.