The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-08-08

but refused to do 1t, saying that they could not go off their designated beat.
 MT. and Mrs. David Corners of S31 Blatchley avenue celebrated their fif- teenth wedding anniversary a few eve nings ago and it being china wedding MT. and Mrs. Connors were presented with a beautiful China dinner set, salad dishes and many other pieces of china. The evening was enjoyed with music and mirth, after which buffet lunch con was served. lAll present wished the couple many returns of the day
 Henry Frawley of 31 Exchange street is home after a pleasant vacation spent in Litchfield.
 The Misses Margaret and Jennie Campbell of 11O Blatchley avenue, with their cousins, Mary and Elizabeth Neville of Ohio are visiting relatives in East Hartford, Springfield and Bos- l ton.
 ] Joseph F. Donohue is on a hunting trip in northern Vermont. He will shortly join his sister, Miss Lillian Donohue and party at Highland lake, 1 Winsted.
 Miss Agnes Murray of Forestville is the guest of j. H. Bradnack of 29l Fer " street.
 Miss Laura Losty of 62 James street Is enjoying weeks vacation at Rocky Hill
 Miss Alice OIKeefe of Clay street Is visiting her sister. Mrs A. B. Parker of Springfield, Mass.
 Miss Bertha Ambrose of Grand ave nie is spending three weeks at Pine Orchard.
 John Markham is visiting at Sarato- ga, N. Y, for a week.
 Master Donald E. Rowe of 457 Ferry street is spending two weeks with his grandparents in North Guilford.
 Miss Lottie skelly of Clay street has returned from the Idtchfield hills where she spent ten days
 The funeral of the late Annie Clancy will take place from her late residence Al Saltonstau avenue, Thursday morn ing at S:S0. Requiem high mass at St Francis church at o'clock. Miss Clancy was the daughter of Michael and Mary Killeen Clancy.
 Miss A. L. Broadbent, Miss Ruth Barnes. and Miss Hargood are spending their vacations at Brattleboro, Vt.
 Mrs. Thomas Loller of Front street has returned from Bristol where she has been the guest of Miss A. F. Sey- mour.
 Attorney and Mrs. Walter J. Walsh and children of 16S Blatchley avenue are in Litchfield. I. Michael J. O'Connor of Shelter street is reported to be getting along well MT. 0'Connor, who is manager of Me q Lays skating rink at savin Rock, was overcome by the heat on Saturday and I it was feared for time that the stroke would be fatal.
 l Miss Beatrice Platt of Peck street is registered at the cottage Sunbeam, " Sandy Beach, l.. I.
 | Robert Steward of 400 Blatchley ave. nue is in Litchfeld for two weeks.
 Miss Mabel Platt of Peck street il much improved in health after hei four weeks trip on Long Island.
 The condition of little Leonard Gosse. lin of 400 North Front street. was more comfortable yesterday and Dr. Hall, tht attending physician, states that the lit { tie fellow seems now sure to recover z The boy overturned a gasoline stov, and was covered with blazing oil in stantly and before it was extinguihhed he was badly burned about the shoul ders and face and it was feared tha his injuries would be fatal. His sister Goldie, who is seven years old, dashed pail of water over the boys head, thu saving his life. The girl was slightly burned.
 Mrs. J. B. Moran and son. Raymond of 230 Grand avenue, returned from tht Litchfield hills where they spent month.
 Miss Rose Nevins has returned to hel home in Menessen, Pa., after a twt weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Harr, Field
 Miss Nellie Kane of 57 Woolsey stree is enjoying her two weeks vacation il New York city and vicinity.