The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-07

90 Alden avenue, Westvllle, for a few
days
Mldshipman,. Jacobs Of the cruiser
Chattanooga, stationed at Cheefoo
China, has received a letter from Adj
miral Brownson, chief Of the bureau
of navigation, commencing the ability
and zeal and high merit at target prac-
tice during the season Of 1907 with
the big guns. Midshipman Jacobs is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Jacobs
of Danielson.
Miss Kathleen Keely Of Ottawa,
Canada, is spending the month with
her aunt, Mrs. John I. Barnett of
Church street, West Haven.
Master George Felsburg celebrated
his eighth birthday at his home in
Center street, West Haven, and invited
several Of hts young friends for the af-
ternoon, at which time parlor games
were played. after which supper was
served and the Birthday cake enjoyed
by the following children: Helen VIII
cox, Alice Palmer, Burnice Sutherland,
Edna Rowland, Marjorie and Catherine
Thompson, Carrie and Wilhelmina
Fesburg, Beatrice Tomas, Ned suth-
Grand, Robbie, Pau and Neil Brown,
Fred Rowan, Robbie Harmon, John
Reiohel of Bridgeport, Alto Stevens,
New Haven; Edward Glynn, Felvus
Ackrill, William st. John and Ralph
| Gibbs.
Miss Clara Kimball, head operator at
the telephone exchange of the local
trolley company returned Monday
night from two weeks vacation spent
at Saybrook Point.
Rev. J. q. Dorward of Crescent city,
Fla, is the guest of DR.. and Mrs.
Bevan of Main street, West Haven
A. T. Smith left yesterday morning,
for a two weeks vacation at Great
Darlington, Mass.
Mrs French and daughter, Miss
Ruby French, of West Haven, have re-
turned home from Madison, where they
spent two weeks with relatives,
Josiah Judd, superintendent of the
New Haven Manufacturing Co.. has
gone on a three weeks trip to Can
ada.
A musicale viii be given this evening
at Foresters' hall, Prospect Beach, un-
der the auspices Of the Prospect Beach
Improvement association. Among the
singers will be Miss Hollis, Miss Rebec-
ca Harris, Loveritt Goodyear and a
flute solo by Nathan Herr. This pro-
gram will be followed by sketch,
Thirty Minutes for Refreshments"
Those taking part will be Miss Mona
johnson, Miss Bessie Hollis, Miss Reta
Mccain, Clifford Hollis, Clyde john
son, Oscar Freberg, and Arthur Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Camp of Flat
bush, N. Y, are visiting Mr.. Camp S
brother, Henry Camp and wife of Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Main and daugh-
ter, Miss FLORENCE Main, of West Ha-
ven, have returned from their stay at
the Shoreham, Morris Cove.
Miss Minnie Smith of West Haven,
who has been spending the past three
weeks at Eagle camp, South Hero, Yer
mont. arrived, home Monday evening
Mrs. w. G. Wakeley and Mrs. t. b.
Hull will hold a cake sale on Mrs.
Wakeley's lawn on savin avenue, West
Haven. this afternoon. The proceeds
will go to buy new dishes for Christ
church parish house.
Miss Jeanette Miller, daughter OF
Chandler C. Miller, Of Hartford, Is
the guest of Mrs. George E. Bradley
of Clinton place, West Haven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis r. Hurley of
Greenwich avenue, are spending the
month of August at Old orchard, Me.
Benjamin Bush, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bush of Brooklyn, N. Y, who
has been spending several weeks with
his grandparents, Lawyer and Mrs c.
X. Bush. has returned to his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Moulthrop and
family will start to-day on a week
cruise through Long Island Sound.
On Friday next three well known
post office clerks will leave for their
annual vacation trips of eighteen days
William D. Brinley goes to Winsted
the home of Jerry Cornell, the captain
of the New Haven baseball club. Will
liam H. Hickman will spend his time al
Coney Island and New York, while
Thomas L. AIealia start, for Loci
Sheldrake, n. Y.
Miss Florence Darcy left yesterday