The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-03-14

Sunday and are expected to arrive home to-day or tomorrow. MT. Neale conducted a party south and it is ex- pected that several of the party will re- turn with aim. He writes that all the party have had very pleasant outing. The weather of late had been pleasant with a temperature between 65 and 70 degrees.
 The garage which the DeMatty brothers are preparing in their barn in East Pearl street, is nearly ready for occupancy. Dr. l.. T. Doolittle, Harry Goodyear and MT. Chandler of Atwater street will house their autos there.
 Fifteen school teachers from Walling- ford visited Strong school yesterday; several of the number also visited Woolsey and Lloyd street school. They were shown about by sherman l. Graves principal of the Strong school district, who also explained the work in several rooms. Tsle party seemed much pleased with their visit and praised the schools, especially the fine Strong build ing.
 l.. IN. tAlWhlGI & OOsy NuAO AhtNFN ~NNA- ried on a stationery and notion store in Grand avenue, corner of Poplar street, have removed to a new building which Mr. Waterbury has put up in Kimioer- ly avenue Mir. Waterbury occupied a store in the building where his son. A.. H. Waterbury, has a grocery store.
 Plans are perfected for the entertain
 st, nIo Gtar hatl
 the evening of Wednesday, March 2l, under the auspices of the Strong School Alumni association The play, My Son
 Percy" will be presented by the A.. Comedy company, under the direction
 of Mrs Wallace Hurlbut. A chorus of twenty voices from room 19 Strong school will sing several selections.
 [ Errors will creep into the best com ducted newspapers. Sometimes 1t is the fault of the conpositor,, sometimes 1t IS
 chargeable to the proofreader and the | writer is not always guiltless. But If the readers only knew of the hurry and
 pressure of getting out a modern daily they would wonder that the errors are
 so few. One paper yesterday in it's ac-
 count of the King golden wedding mentioned among the guests Judge r, l G. w. Jefferson, when it was really written Judge S. ]. Bryant MT. Jef- ferson was present as u guest, but ne 1 is not a judge, but merchant and painting contractor. In news Item ahout the Manwaring marriage anni-
 yersary it appeared in type that Mir sneatg1 made a happy address. This he would no doubt have done had ne peen 1 present, but he attended the meetlng of the Congregational club and the ] King golden wedding, and was not
 nresent at the Manwaring affair. Judge | Prvant made a speech at the home ol | Mir. and Mrs. William M. King ana III behalf of the New Haven commandery Knight Templars. of which MT. King IS | a member, presented to the latter SoV | in gold and Attorney Carleton E. Hoad- lev in behalf of the same organlzatioi | presented a Nike amount to Mrs hliis''
 speaking of golden weddings, the | many Fair Haven friends of MT. aho ] Mrs. Thomas G. Hinckley, who TOT SC 1 rany years resided here, but for seV- eral years have lived in springheld | will be pleased to kno wthat they are
 to celebrate their golden anniversary at their home. 20 Osgood street, Spring field. next Friday. Several irlenuS friends tlere have received invitations t( | the celebration. Fred l.. Willis or Elk ! change street is a son of MT. and Mrs
 Hinckley. i An advertised letter is at statloh 4 | addressed to Miss Ella Rouke.