Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-25
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Andrew E. Joy, an old resident or Bridge port, died yesterday, aged "A. Judge Asa B Woodward, of Norwalk, hal been renominated for probate judge. Mrs. G. $. Barber, teacher of room 5 Washington school, is i'll with malarial fever
 Prof. Sumner has tho leading paper in the subject, Wages"
 Captain Morse, Lieutenant Johnson an6 party arrived in Charleston Monday night after pleasant trip.
 Admiral Green and family of Brattleboro Vt., will winter in this city, their son Freder ick entering the Theological school.
 Lieutenant Dorrance and Officer Porter, oi Bridgeport, left Monday night for Philadel phia to attend the bi centennial exercises
 Augustus Sargent, warden of the Conneoti- cut State prison, and Miss Kate, daughter ot the late William Hammer of Wethersfeld, will be married this month.
 Principal Burton, of Washington school, is candidate for the secretaryship of the Board of Education, and @ petition in his favor is receiving many signatures.
 Mir. Morris K.tchum, of Westport, is hav- ing built new yacht, smaller than the Fanita sold to Jay Gould, jr, but like her in model. She is to be finished in about sixty days.
 Mir. Walter E. Garfield, of Bridgeport, who has been in the far West about year and half, arrived in Bridgeport yesterday morning from Billings. Custer county, Mon- tana Territory.
 Jason F. Whitney, who died in Torrington on the 10th inst, aged forty one, of cerebro- spinal meningitis, was deacon of the Second Advent church and also it's secretary and superintendent of the Sunday school
 Many friends assembled at the residence of Mir. and Mrs c. E. Williams, in Guilford, Monday evening and celebrated the tenth an niyersary of their wedding. Many presents were bestowed and fine table was spread.
 Prof. Loomis, of this city, of terpsichorean renown, goes to Philadelphia to attend the great bi centennial celebration there, and by special invitation he will lead the german at a grand wedding reception in high life in that city.
 MT. A. N. Lewis was in his pulpit again Sunday, after vacation passed chiefly in New Haven at the Yale library reading up authorities and gathering ideas for some of those splendid sermons of his.-NoraoaM Gazette.
 Dr. William H. filling, of New York, who died recently, was brother of Mrs. John Hitler, residing at 117 College street, and was relative also of Edwin Marble, Esq, of this city. He was noted in his profession and one of the founders of the Dental college in New York.
 Prof. Niemeyer of the Yale Art school has not severed his connection with the Yale Art school, as has been stated in several of the papers, but continues his engagement there, nor does he mediate a severance. He has had charge of the art department of Smith College for more than year past, this not conflicting in the least with his duties at the Art school.
 James Barry and Miss Esther Mulligan Haven, Monday evening, Rev. Father Null holland officiating, Mss Lizzie Fitzsimmons being bridesmaid and the groom's brother the best man. The church was crowded with friends. A reception followed at the corner of Pine and Poplar streets, where the happy pair will reside.
 Mir. Abbey who brings Nilsson and Madame Laugtry to this country, chartered steam tug to convey prominent newspaper men of New York down New York bay to welcome Madame Langtry. The tug engaged was the Laura M. Starin, one of the finest in the fleet owned by Hon. John H. Starin, of the Starin line. The excursion was made Monday and one hundred and fifty newspa. per men enjoyed the trip.