Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-30
Persona aIs

William Bacon formerly proprietor Of Bacon's Hotel in New London. and 1atterly engaged in stock breeding and general farm. ing in Blackhall, died on Sunday. Prof. Henry Thayer, D. D., has resigned his position as professor of the New Testa- ment language and literature at Andover ! Theological seminary. This makes the third vacancy in the Andover professorships. Some years ago-some say thirty years William Francis Henrietta left Huntington Landing, where he owned property, and was not heard from for years. He died recently in Brazil. leaving $10O, ,OOO to relatives in the North. He was father of John Henrietta, who recently died at the hospital from sur gical operation on his throat. He was inter ested in mines in Brazil. The American consul sent word to friends here. W. E. Camp, superintendent of the St. John street M. E. Sunday school, has not been able to be present at the school in con- sequence of sickness for about two months. He is now so far recovered as to reoommence his labors there next Sabbath. Charles H. Pettibone, 8 recent graduate of the Hartford Theological seminary and of Dartmouth in 1878, accepts a call to the Con- gregational church at Poquonock, and George B. Cutler to the Congregational church at Hebron.
 Mrs. Joseph Cordini, of Quinnipiac, who was scalded last week by boiler of hot wa ter she was lifting off 8 steve pouring over her, died Sunday from the burns she re- ceived.
 Mrs. Charles F. Futile lies seriously ill at her residence, No. 122 College street She is attended by Dr. Robert S. Ives and Dr. James E. Stetson.
 Bernard Carlin, we'll known in this city, is in charge of workmen who are engaged in laying line of water pipe from Bronx river to New York.
 Edward Torpay and Thomas Daley, of the Wilbur Opera company, arrived home in this city last evening, the season having closed on Saturday evening in Newark, N J. They have been with the company since the open ing of the season last August, and have made 8 fine reputation for their excellent singing They will remain home but 8 short time, hav ing already accepted short summer engage ments in the South.
 Bishop Simpson breaches the baccalaureate sermon at Lassell seminary, Auburndale June Il. Commencement exercises will be held June fl, when Rev. Dr. John Hall will de- liver address.
 Chief Engineer Hendrick, of New Haven, Ct., spent Saturday afternoon at Westfeld examining the fire department and the excel lent waterworks. In his honor the water commissioners gave an exhibition of the force and volume of the Montgomery water in the park.-Spria1g1ie1d Republican.
 Mrs. Martha Wheeler, of Willimantic, aged eighty six, suffered fracture of the leg by 8 fall down cellar way in Norwich, Sunday. Frank DeVernon, the actor, is rusticating in this city.
 MT. H. F. North, of New Britain, sailed for Germany on the City of Rome Saturday
 Captain I. zouski, white haired Pole, well known in New Haven, where he has relatives, is on his way here now. He was born in Warsaw July 4, 1791, at twenty. one entered Napoleon's army, was in the famous cam paign of 1872, and joined in the equally famous march from Paris to Warsaw, and fought in the battles of Austerlitz and Leip- sic fought under Kossuth. was with other Poles banish ed to Asiatic Turkey, and in the late war in this country fought under Sigel