Morning journal and courier., 1888-09-11
PERsorAL 1orTINas
About New Haven People ana Oths
 Connecticut People.

AhOus New Haven People and Other
 Connecticut People.
 Patrolman James Hackett is able to be about again after Q six weeks illness.
 Dr. H. Russell Dunne has removed to No. 532 Howard avenue, corner of Sylvan ave nue.
 Miss Edith G. Way, cashier at the Globe clothing store, Waterbury, is home in Bris- tol quite sick with lung fever.
 Mrs. E. l.. Cahill, wife of Assistant City Clerk Cahill, went to New Britain yesterday afternoon on an extended visit to relatives there.
 Felix Kleeberg, Yale 'ss S., son of Rabbi KIeeberg of the Court street synagogue, has been appointed instructor in chemistry at the Sheffield Scientific school.
 The John Winter recently arrested for in- proper conduct with woman is not the John Winter of 17 Bishop street, an employe ct the Candee Rubber company.
 Miss Fannie 0. Le Forge, principal of the school in the orphan asylum at Elizabeth, N. J., who has been spending the summer vacation at her home in New Haven and else- where, returns to-day at Elizabeth.
 Enos Foot and wife of New Haven, with their niece, Miss Lama Dickerman, have returned from WateItown, Conn. where they have been stopping at the Warren House.
 Louisa l.. Abbey, aged eighty eight years, residing at Windham Center, met with hor- rible death Friday. Her clothes caught fire Friday morning and she was so badly burned that she died the same night.
 Henry Konold, son of Deputy Sheriff Will liam Konold, is critically i'll and yesterday was very low, having had three bronchial hemorrhages. The young man has been 8 bookkeeper at William Nicely & Co.'s.
 D. T. Ogden, of Bristol, returned Satur- day from Parrsburgh, Nova Scotia, after a vacation of four weeks. Mrs! Ogden re- mains two weeks longer on account of an ac- cident to their little boy, who fell from a tree and broke his arm.
 Fire Commissioner Thomas Redmond, who left his position as foreman in one of the departments of the L. Candee rubber shop to accept a position with the Colchester Rubber company, has returned to the local rubber shop. His salary has been increased.
 Alice M. Trowbridge, wife of Rutherford Trowhridge, has leased her residence at No. 57 Trambull street to Simon B. ShoninRer for term of three years with privilege of two years more. The rental is at the rate of 5000 per annum, beginning October 1.
 An unfounded rumor has been in eircula- tion-that Robert J. Latta, the drug clerk who made the recent fatal mistake in Bran- ford, was in danger of dying of brain fever. He has been terribly wrought up and unable to sleep or rest much since the tragedy.
 General and Mrs. W. H. Bulkeley >cele- brated the twenty-ffth anniversary of their marriage at their residence on Washington street, Hartford, Saturday evening. None but the immediate ralatives were invited but the occasion was a very pleasant one to all, and the good wishes of those present were extended 10 the happy couple.
 George W. Johnson, the New York oars. man who is engaged in making 8 trip from New York to Boston in twenty-foot shell, & feat never before attempted, departed from this harbor yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. A large number of people were assembled at the Yacht club house and along the wharves to see him start on his trip, of which about a quarter has been completed.
 MT. E. M. Reed, who is soon to voluntari- ly retire from his position as vice president of the Consolidated road, will complete in November his forty-s sixth year in active rail roading. It was his intention to retire upon the date of the coming anniversary, although he may not resign until after the completion of the new Hartford passenger station, which he is experimenting, and which is to be com pleted in January.
 The Waterbury American says: "Grand- ma Brown" who was reported in the Win- sted correspondence of the American short lime aOn as hNvinO attained fo tha auo If ninety-nine years less about one month, takes exception to an article in local paper, giving her age as ninety-fve. She is not one of those women whose birthdays fail to keep step with the rolling years, but with her rel- atives and friends takes pride rather in counting her years, while possessing in so re- markable degree the measure of physical and mental vigor so rare with persons of her age. Mrs. Brown was born in October, 17so. Here's health and long life to HGrandma Brown"