Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-31

portion of the town on Friday, reported rom the hospital last evening as suffering a good deal of pain, but was getting along as well as the doctors could expect.
 Captain M. V. Streeter, of the ship ''Gard- ner Colby" brother of MT. Streeter the jew eler on Chapel street, sails this week for Singapore, India, with cargo of kerosene oil from Devoe & Co.'s works, Greenpoint l N. Y. He takes forty thousand cases, or four l hundred thousand gallons.
 Mrs. Caroline B. Buell., secretary of the Women's State Temperance Union; Rev. Alpheus Winter. of the Connecticut Union Rev. Otis J. Range, G. w. c. T., of the Good Templars, have agreed to address the State temperance picnic to be held in Fen wick Grove Thursday, August 10th.
 A Nyedding.
 Yesterday afternoon at one o'clock Miss Jennie A. Nepel, daughter of Jacob Nepel, the jeweler was united in marriage to Mr. Henry Rosenberg, of Silver City, New Mexico. The ceremony was performed at the residence of the brides parents on La fayette street, by Rev. Dr. Wintner, of l Brooklyn, N. Y. Among the prominent guests from abroad were Colonel Hassan, of Providence, R. I. Colonel Bey, of Provi- dence; Jule Lester and John Cutler, of 1 Hartford MT. and Mrs. Diamond, of New York; J. Warner and wife, of Bridgeport i; MT. Biernbaum, New York; MT. Langer and 1 lady, New York; MT. I. N. Cohn, Silver City, and there were many prominent guests of New Haven. The array of presents was 1 extensive, exciting much interest and admira- tion. Many were costly, including case of ! solid silver containing eighteen pieces, from the Longfellow Copper Mining company !; l also a valuable necklace from I. N. Cohn, of Silver City.
 The wedding ceremony was performed un- der beautiful canopy of velvet upheld by younger relatives of either party to the nup-
 tials. The floral accompaniments were very
 beautiful. large basket of choice flowers
 from the Edward Malley residence and a ! beautiful floral horseshoe from MT. I. New.
 man were among the principal features ot ! the display. The bride looked charmingly, | attired in a pink and blue brocade silk ! trimmed with Spanish lace, wearing also
 wreath of orange flowers. Prof. 8. Spie,
 finely played appropriate music for the hap py occasion. The parents of the groom were 1 present, also sister, the wife of sue
 cessful diamond merchant in New York city | whose diamonds were the admiration of tn,
 ladies present. In the evening reception
 was held, every thing being on 8 liberal scale
 and large number were entertained, the fes
 tivities lasting until midnight. A bountifu
 and varied array of refreshments was sup
 piled The happy pair go to reside in Nev
 Mexico, leaving on the midnight train fol I New York, whence on Wednesday they star
 for the Pacific coast, visiting many of tn ! principal cities, and from San Francisco go
 ing to Silver City, their future home.
 Fair Haven.
 Mir. George Jacobs made short visit t. Meriden on Saturday on business.
 , Mir. James B. Rowe will return to Balti more, Md, to-day. He has been visiting ! few weeks among his friends.
 Some thirty of our people visited Savi t Rock shore on Saturday evening. Most 0
 them drove down with their private teams. Cyrus Beach, the we'll known manufacture ! of Aunt Rhoda's ice cream, sent to your locf I on Saturday evening some of the deliciou article, which was received with pleasure and was pronounced par excellence. A morning service was held at St. Jame N church yesterday at the usual hour, 10 o'clock, in the basement of the church. Tn
 rector, Rev. Dr. Vibbert, oficiated Howar < vibbert presided at the organ, Oliver Allie ,s singing bass in place of MT. Livermore, wh d is away on his summer tour.
 h Miss Minnie Bradley and Miss Alice Hu &l,o 1,Nk IA, ,e weather at the seaside at the Bradley Hous l near Morgan Point. With the good bathing
 those famous seashore dinners, the beautif
 sail on the water and fishing from the rocl al they heartily enjoyed their stay. During tl a, week several calls were made on them | te their friends from Fair Haven. Amor D. them were Miss Rosa Dayton, Miss Myrt t. Brown, Miss Carrie Smith and Miss Kat er Bradley. The visitors were most hospital re entertained, and speak loudly in praise of u 3. days pleasure.
 f. A young lad aged about five years, visitil n, at MT. George Granniss, on North Quinn E, piac street, while playing on the fen er around the wharf, lost his balance and f. re into a boat that was tied to the dock, brea G. ing one of his He was carried in sr Mir. Granniss' house, and doctor soon ma ~ us the lad as comfortable as could be with SUI V. an accident.
 CT E. A. Betsworth, of Baltimore, who 8 here on visit through the summer, and
 companions, E. s. Dayton, s. B Huntley,
 E. Cornell and B. c. M. Hall propose stal
 ing tomorrow morning on the yacht Hyl at for weeks cruise down the Sound to t
 eastward, making Sag Harbor their fl, or stopping point. They will go we'll provid =. for with everything that is needed for col IL fort and pleasure, and expect a glorious tir
 in sailing, fishing and visiting the vario o. summer resorts along the coast.
 a. The glee club of the west side on Frid
 and Saturday evenings were on the river ir
 boat just below the iron bridge and sang St h. eral songs which were beautifully rendere te The singing was listened to by large nu
 ber of our citizens, who heartily applaud the serenaders as each song was finished. ne is hoped that the club will favor us ags be with the same programme. It would be hea
 fly appreciated and if announced beforeba rt carly enough they will have 0 lares audien =, The praise service held at the Second G ne gregational church last evening Vt
 fully attended. The music was fine and [ he singing was excellent. The organ music . a admirable