The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-21

of the Bingham-New Haven, and the Utah and Eastern Mining companies, who, with his father, F. G. Stoddard, of the New Haven County National bank, has been inspecting the proper ties of these companies, returned to his home yesterday. Mir Stoddard visited Bingham and the property of the com pany near St. George, Utah. The party left here about two weeks ago.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hayes 0 Trowlbridge of Whitney avenue returned Monday from visit with Mrs. Trowbridges parents, MT. and Mrs, Charles Monson of this city at Augusta, Ga.
 Miss Josephine Hickey, who for the past two years has been strenograpner in the office of the city clerk, was yes terday appointed to a similar place in the office of Town Clerk Frederick E. Whitaker, at increased compensation, Miss Hickey was an efficient assistant to City Clerk Street. and the latter was loath to have her go. City Clerk Street has appointed from the civil service list to fill the vacancy Miss Esther Caplan
 Mrs. Leavenworth of Howe street is planning to leave very soon for an ex- tended visit with her son, who is vice consul to one of the Chinese cities.
 The eleventh annual fair of the He brew Charity society will be held at Music hall from March 24 to Sl inclu- sive The proceeds will go to the poor in this city, F. F. Glouskin, president MT. Kligerman and Dr. A. Mandel, con- stitute the committee in charge,
 TNhe special Lenten mission conducted by the Rev G. A. Christensen in Christ church, West Haven, for the past ten days, have closed, The attendance has been very gratifying. The regular len ten service will be resumed and carried on by the pastor the Rev. A. J. Gam mack
 Miss Anna McCabe of 569 Grand ave- nue entertained a few friends Monday evening at whist The first prize, bonbon dish, was won by Miss Anna Gildea; second, a tobacco jar, by MT, Harten. Music games and supper fol- lowed the cards. The guests were Misses Anna Gildea, Anna Mccall, Hat tie Bristol, Marguerite Griffin, Mae Maloney, and the Messrs. Harten, Der mody, Devlin, Wilson and Melaney
 Mrs. Edward R. Sargent of Wall street, who has been quite i'll, is now convalesoent
 Albert H. Barclay of Cottage street is quite i'll at his home
 Among the Yale students who were recently elected to the Book and Bond Fraternity are Harold Law Blakeslee, son of Major Blakeslee, the we'll known contractor and John Smith Bradley of this city.
 Thomas Hooker, the state secretary i of the Red Cross society, has forward ed $1,3635O to the Japanese famine suf- ferers contributed by New Haven and Hartford residents
 Miss Eileen Brindley of 246 Chapel street entertained q whist Monday evening The first prize, vase, was taken by Miss Butler; second, an ash tray, was captured lby Mr. MarloWe. Among the guests were the Misses Allen, Csreamer Butler, the Misses An na, Eileen and Bessie Brinley, and the Messrs. Losty, Mcclure, Marlowe, Brin- ley, and Quinlan.
 Polls new theater has been donated for a. sacred concert to be given under the auspices of St Peter's R. c. church Sunday evening, April 22. Arrange ments for the programme is in the hands of Lawrence McGill and Miss Gertrude Shipman of the Poli Stock company,
 The parishioners of St. Louis R. c. church presented their pastor, Father Grenier. with the proceeds of the re- cent whist Sunday The amount was $135. 50, and Father Crenier will use this to take needed rest in a different eli mate. in order that his health may be restored.
 Mrs. William Jost of Stamford Is spending few days in Branford as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Philip McKeon of Branford Point.
 Monday evening a most delightful surprise party was given Miss Lillian 1 Curtis by Mrs D. C. Free at her home, | 40 Jewell street. Tn the games the first prizes were won by Miss Lillian John son and B. c. Luper, the consolation being taken by Miss Anna Bella Luper and J. w. Palmatier.
 Tickets ar now on sale by members of tine Westville Baseball association for fair to be held in Masonic hall Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday fol- lowing Easter. The purpose of the fair is to raise money to equip the team with uniforms, etc, for the coming sea- son.
 H. Wilson Clinton is confined to his home in North Haven by an attack Of illness.
 This evening an old folks concert 1 will be given in the Taylor Congrega.