Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-03
LArHAm-NoRrHRop
A Very Pretty Wedding at 81. john.
Episcopal Church on state stree

A Very Pretty Wedding at So. Johns |
Episcopal Church on state street |
Yesterday Noon. s,r-x
Thursday noon in st. John'stE Episcopal
church occurred The wedding Of Miss Lilla
NJ. Northrops only daughter Of Mr.. Ed
ward A. B. Northrop of this city, and Mr.
Albert Latham of Topeka, Kan. tThs bride
was attired in1white gloria and wore hat.
The maid ofshonor, Miss Edith Louise
Merwin, wore handsome costume of
light blue. The groom was attended by
his best man, Mr.. John A. Rossi of Leaven-
worth, Kan. The ushers were Messrs.
David R. Alling, Albert w. Nation, Ed
win B. Frink and Nathan S. White of this
city. The church was handsomely trimmed
with flowers. Professor J.. d. Rice of
New London, formerly of this city, pre-
sided at the organ, and as usual with bril-
liant success. .'s:' s*-. TIT
After wedding breakfast Mr.. and Mrs.
Latham left for short trip. They will
be at home Saturday evening, October 4, at
IS Pearl street, from till 10 O'Clock, and
after October 20 at the Copeland hotel,
Topeka, Kan.
The Largest on Record -
The foreign entries at the New Haven
custom house for the month ending Sep
TENDER 80, 1890, were the largest in num-
Der of any month on record in the customs
department. The following are some; of
the principal entries: =. ~
schorer & Co., q casks crockeryware from
Liverpool, per steamship Pancross.
Scotia, per s. schooner Emily j. White. nun t'o't'
| Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., Wallingford, case
metals from Paris, per steamship Bourgogne.
0G Mayer strouse g. case lace from bremen,
| j. D. Dewefl & Co.. 1000 boxes sardines from
Paris, per steamship Bretagne.>
meny Hooker G Gases from
J.Job, II cases toys from Paris per steamship
| id. Dewell & Co., 5000 cigars from Havana,
| per steamship Yumuri
| Brooks & Co., cases hats from London, per
| steamship Persian Monarch.
Charles Socin, / case musical Instruments from
Bremen, per steamship Kaiser Wilhelm;
| English & Mersick, cases carriage hardware
%eridsa Britannia a Cases glass
ware from Paris, per steamship hip La Ghapagne.
don, per steamship Etruria.
j. b. Bergen, Meriden eases glassware from
Liverpool, per steamship Alaska.
Eyarts Cutler, Z cases glassware and works Of
| art from Paris, per steamship Tower Hill.
Yale university, cases ! Of models from Darn
Mayer, Strouse & Co., 2 cases lace embroideries
| from Bremen, per steamship Saale.
Mayer, Strouse g. Co., two cases trimmings
| from Liverpool, per steamship Spain.
| Lynde Harrison, case books from Edinburg
| per steamship Etruria.
J. Job, ID cases toys from Paris per steamship
| Wisconsin.
Meriden Bronze company, case metals from
Birmingham, per steamship Etruria.
| The Collins company, 1877 tons grindStones from
New Brunswick, per schooner Iona.
| Henry Redding16 cases perfumery from India
| per steamship Egyptian Monarch.
| The Treat g Shepard Co., cases musical in
| instruments from Hamburg, per steamship
Russia.
| English Mersick, case canopies from Lon
don, per steamship City Of Berlin.
English & Mersick, 3cases woolens from Leeds
per steamship Umbria. +-s
Simpson, Hall, Miller & Co., case metals from
Birmingham per steamship Umbfia.
Simpson, Han, Miller 4 Co, case plate ware
from Glasgow, per steamship Deyonia.
Charles e. Kimberly, crates earthenwart
from LIVERPOOL per steamship Michigan.
| T. D. DewelI e Co., $50 cases preserves from
London, per steamship Greece.
/ r. & G. Harris, 2 casks brandy from Bordeaux
per steamship Lafitte.
The E. s. Wheeler & Co., 507 boxes tin plate
from Swansea, per steamship Montauk,
The E. s. Wheeler & Co., SO boxes tin plate
from Liverpool, per steamship Exeter City.