The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-01-18

tire is to De greatly enlarged and i'm
proved.
Little Marion Morse. of Milford. is
| Throwing.
William Sehmid. of Peoria, ILL.,, who
has just returned from Europe, has
Ibeen the guest of his relatives, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Mayer, of Lyon street.
The installation of officers of Tinto
council, K. of c.. OF Milford. announced
for this evening, will not be held till a
future date.
Jacob Strauss, of George street, by a
lfall on the ice on George street, near
York, has so seriously injured one of his
eyes that it is feared he may lose the
sight of it.
Miss Josie G. Beach, of Milford, is
| confined to her home with an attack of
! rheumatism.
John Harry, OF lis Blatchley avenue,
superintendent of the New Haven Car
rage company, has been confined to his
home by a severe cold. .,
| The New Haven kindergarten asso-
citation will hold public meeting Tues
day. January 81, at the United church
chapel. - T.
Miss Myrtle Strauss, of George street,
is seriously i'll at her home. A trained
Nurse is i'll attendance. s
Emerson Clarke, of Milford. was lit
tie more comfortable yesterday than on
Monday. 4% &
John Floyd, Of 2S1 Franklin street,
has been ill for the past week with the
grip.
| Edward Harris has taken up the mes
senger service between Clinton and
New Haven. He began his new duties
Monday.
The annual meeting of thes Baptist
Ladies' Sewing circle of Branford will
be held with Mrs, Billson this after
noon. ~. +
;. Mr., and Mrs. Harry .: Sutton, of
4 Campbell avenue, West Haven, are in
New York attending the automobile
/ show. ....--.
/ Miss Alma L. Hitchcock, Of Peter
sham, Mass, is visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Dean Robinson at their home in
i Milford. s.s% ~
A midwinter carnival will be given
/ by New Haven chapter, Knights of Co
1 lumbus, at Music hall Saturday Nom
day.an Tuesday, January 2s. 80 and 81.
4 Arpin's orchestra Wili'furnfsh the mus
4 sic. N n - NJ.
4 Mrs. Lewis Griffin has been critically
ill at her home, at Damascus, but is
4 reported to be improving, much to the
delight of her friends. -
/ Mrs. Tierney is making several
Echanges to the interior Of her hotel on
Campbell avenue, West Haven, making
Il two large dining rooms instead of one,
as formerly. F u
Supreme Chaplain Hugh Glib and T.
i F. Mead will attend the installation of
the Terryville council tomorrow even
Il ing. a a
4 Frank J.. Carliht1 Of ,707 State, street,
has entirely recovered from a severe
/ operation and expects soon to be, able
to return to his duties at the Hooker
carriage factory. a.. sa.x fss....
i Attorney Walter L. Bevins, of Meri-
den, who has been i'll since Sunday
morning with pneumonia, is in a crit
icaI condition. He is a weli-known Yale
1 man. II. ~ . ss 4
1 The Wednesday Afternoon Whist
club will be entertained to-day at the
home of Mrs. George Palmer, Smith
street, West Haven.
Miss Estelle Williams. Of Barry, N.
H.. is the guest of her mother in Clin-
i tom hs~.@ Il. Ss.
Mrs. L. H.. Kentfield, Of e6s State
street, has returned from trip to New
i York. 4.F5 5>A n {
Mr.. and Mrs w. r. Flanders, lof
Branford, entertained over Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. ID. S. Brine, of Boston and
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson, of
ington-on+ Hudson,I t
4 3. Calvin ELY, of Branford. II, in Flor
4 ida on business.
i Mrs. jeanette. Lord left Clinton yes
terday for Newark. Where she will stay
the rest of the winter.
The Young Ladies' Aid society con-
Injected with the Methodist church, West
Haven, will enjoy a social evening at
the home Of Mrs. John Warner Smith
/ street, this evening. .s...