The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-07-18

4LABeNnGEEs Colonel and Mrs. Shelton Cornell, | former prominent residents of New | Haven, are spending the summer in and about the city Colonel Cornell, it will be remembered, was one time owner of the Morning News. Mrs. Cor nell, who was Miss Witherspoon, is a sister of Mrs George Ingersoll, and of MT. Herbert Witherspoon, the sing e2.
 Raymond Tolles of West Haven Mon- day, in company with his sister, Mrs. Edward Gilbert, went for months stay in Morris, Conn.
 Mrs. William Watson of Union City and Miss Watson of Canada have re- turned to Union City after short vis- it with MT. and Mrs Homer l.. Brad ley of Dwight street.
 Miss Irene Clinch of New York is spending week with Miss Louise Heitmann of Elm street, West Haven. c. c. Walker will sail for Glasgow Saturday on the Anchor line steam ship Astoria. He will be gone about two, months, during which time he will visitsplaces of interest in the old coun- try.
 Thomas Sinclair of Bridgeport is spending a few days at his former home in Whalley avenue, Wstville.
 Mrs. Isidore Troostwyk, Miss Hen drika Troostwyk and the Masters Troostwyk, left yesterday morning for the White Mountains. Professor Troost- wyk will join them in fortnight. They will stop at the Twin Mountain house.
 Professor and Mrs. E. G. Bourne and children have gone to Sandy Hook, tiny Hamlet near Botsford, this state, for the remainder of the summer.
 Mrs. Fleming and her daughter and son of New York are the guests of Mrs Moore of Whalley avenue, Westville.
 Mrs George P. Lines of 50 Lyon street goes this week to Sharon, Mass, for summer outing.
 Miss Ella Began, with the Howe & 6tetson Co.,, is spending her vacation in Litchtleld.
 Earl Barker of Branford was thrown fifteen feet Monday while having in one of his fathers lots, but escaped without scratch The moving ma chine became clogged and stopped Earle. thinking the horses were lazy, and that they had stopped, touched them LID with the whip. They started so suddenly that the moving machine doubled up, threw Earl from his seat away from the cutter, however-and the machine turned completely over and was broken. A new machine was secured from Edward Doolittle, and 11aying was resumed by the young man.
 Miss Vera Koon, who has been spending the early summer at the Stoneman's cottage on Beach street, West Haven, has goneto Bath Beach, New York, to visit her uncle and fam lily.
 Miss sallie Corbin has gone to New port, R. T., for the summer.
 l.. c. Hemingway's four horse milk wagon broke down in Whalley avenue yesterday opposite Tryon street, Vest vile, The team was crossing the car tracks when the wheel gave away, spilling the milk all over the road.
 Charlie Cook of Branford has return ed to his place at Fairbanks black smith shop, after being laid up week or two by injuries to his arm. The ac- cident occurred while young Cook was preparing to shoe horse; the horse pulled up his leg quickly, catching the young mans arm, and straining the muscles very badly.
 A number of society people interest ed in golf went down to the Wee Burn links at Stamford yesterday for the opening of the state tournament.
 William E. Stone of Church street and Milford avenue, Branford in an att tempt to stop a runaway horse Mon day morning, was caught in one of the wheels and dragged from his house to that of Mrs Dolphe. MT. Stone suf- fered some injury to his head, and one hand was badly bruised
 Mrs. w. H, Moseley and Miss Har- riet Moseley, who are spending the summer at Norfolk, came to town Monday for few days stay.
 The West Haven Literary and Social club has arranged an outing for Wednesday at Mansfield Grove. This club has enjoyed several outings this season, and are planning for several more during the summer.
 Eddie Smith, the old catcher for the Alpines, of Westville, has thrown his arm out. This means heavy loss tc the team, as he was practically their only catcher, and has been playing ball for the ast ten years.
 The Rev. Father Curtin of St. Law renee. church, West Haven eft Monday for St. Johns seminary, Brighton Mass, for his annual retreat He vii be away until Saturday. The parish is under the careof the priests in the Sac red Heart parish of New Haven.
 Ralph Cangane of Westyille stopped a runaway horse in Whalley avenue Monday morning The horse came tear ing up the avenue, and was just turn ing into Fountain street, when Can, zane jumped out and grabbed him by the reins, which were dragging on tht ground. The animal pulled him man, feet before he could be stopped. Int owner came up in team later on ant thanking Ralph very kindly drov, away.
 The Rev. and Mrs. W. W. Leet, have gone to Sunapee Lake, NeV Hampshire, for several weeks.
 Mir and Mrs. F. D. Adams of Ney Haven, now at their summer home En gadine, Short Beach, entertained owe Sunday, Miss Mae Bradley, the note, young soprano, and Miss Young, who's