Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-13
PersOnaI Lottlngs.

Isaac Butler OF Morl0en mas MADE VOluns
tsry assignment for the benefit of his cred
itors.
General w. h. Noble of Bridgeport is
gaining in strength slowly, but is not yet
able to be cut.
Edward s. Porter of this city was one of
the judges at the big bench show in New
York this week.
Charles s. and Frederick, sons of Police
Commissioner Smith, have opened brokers'
Office In Melbourne, Australia.
DR.. Waldo Jewett is i'll at his home on
Grown street with la grippe. he was taken
i'll Monday night. DR.. Cheney is attending
him.
Rev. DIR. Joseph Anderson completed on
Sunday q quarter of q century as pastor of
the First Congregational church at Water
bury.
Michael Gingler and Miss Annie Mulvey
were united in marriage at st. Mary's church
at $50 last evening. They will reside at 80
White street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Bishop of Bridgeport
have started for Washington on trip Of
recreation and pleasure. They intend to visit
points of interest In the south.
@. J. Manson. jr., leaves today for Red
lands. CAL, his future home. he joins
Raymond & Whitcomb excursion party at
Greenfield, Macs, this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Shepard, sic Howard ave,
were given . very pleasant reception by
many friends Tuesday night. Dancing and
whist were among the evenings speoieltiss.
Lieutenant Walker of the Light Guard in
tends to resign In day or two. The COM
pany regrets to lose his services and has
voted him Its hearty thanks for his services
William NJ. Houston of the New Haven
clock shop has accepted the situation of
superintendent Of lock manufacturing oom-
pany In Canada and started for that place to-
day.
The employees of the board of public works
| met q. the residence of ex-Superintendent
| of Streets Doyle Thursday night and pre-
sented him with Q handsome wagon, lap robe
and whip.
Mr.. Isaac Bromley, advertising agent of
the Consolidated road, will soon occupy the
residence at the corner of Crown apd High
streets, formerly the home of Thomas r.
Trowbridks.
Rev. Mr.. Foskstt of Yale seminary IL now
In charge of the Calvary Baptist missions,
Mr.; Goodspeed having given up the position
growing and prosperous.
Engineer Hiram Hinckley, who was re-
Gently discharged from the Consolidated road
on account of the "Gilt Edge" express acci-
dent, has been placed in charge Of the engine
house and engines at Belle dock.
Edmund Terry, we'll known lawyer of
New York, died Tuesday, aged seventy three,
of pneumonia. He was graduated from
Yale In 1887. His admission to the su-
preme court was on motion of Daniel Web
ster.
Miss Annie Kennedy was given q surprise
visit at her residence, No. 20 Stevens street,
Tuesday evening. The occasion was very en-.
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evening until late hour, when supper was
served.
Frank q. Phipps, engaged for many years
in New Haven In the West India trade, will
close ont his business, owing to advancing
years. He has sold the brig T. Towner, the
last vessel Of the New Haven feet engaged In
trading to the West Indies.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Steele of Academy
street, with their daughter Grace, will leave
this afternoon for an extensive tour through
the south and visit to Havana. In New
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. VIII
COX on New Britain.
Captain Landfsar of Brsnford celebrated
his sixtieth birthday Tuesday evening and
many relatives and friends were present.
Among those who assisted from this city
were Councilman John w. Lowe, J. Grow
land, F. w. Watterson, Lewis Dodd Ed ward
Peck, Charles Y. Landfear, A.Thompson and
wife and Rural Andrews and wife.
Frederick P. States, nephew of General
Ticket Agent States of the Consolidated, and
Miss Annie Newhall, daughter of Robert
Nswhall, were quietly married yesterday af.
ternoon by Rev. e. T. Lines at the rectory.
Miss Adell Newhall, sister of the bride,
acted as maid of honor and w. n. States o.
best man. Mr.. and Mrs. States will reside
at 1914 Spring street.
Miss Harriet Ford, graduate of the New
Haven high school, but now in London, has
taken the prize offered by the London edition
of the New York Herald for the best poem
Of "Weloome to the hero OF the hour, Henry
NJ. Stanley" The prize poem will be printed
on satin, and presented to Mr.. Stanley upon
his arrival In England. Aduplicate copy
upon satin will also be given the author.
Miss Ford was the historian of her class in
the New Haven high school.