Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-24

MISS Nettle MclIay or In1s clty IS VlslClnR friends in Chicago. Miss Stella Levi of Philadelphia is visit ing friends in this city.
 MT. Logic, who lately moved to Chicago, is ill with pneumonia. Dr. William J. O'Sullivan of New York, formerly of this city, is in town. Police Commissioner Benton will spend the holidays at Ogdensburg, N. Y. Mir. Arthur w. Gross leaves to-day to spend the holidays with friends in Troy, George A. Dickerman, the florist, sent 1000 choice roses to Birmingham last
 evening
 Stephen F. Cain of Niagara university l is spending his vacation with his parents l on Haven street.
 Miss Lottie, 8 sister of Mrs. Dr. Murray | of Elm street, is recovering from severe
 attack of the grip.
 John A. Murphy of James street has re- | turned home from Manhattan college to ! spend his vacation. ExMayor Henry G. Lewis is quite ill | with bronchial difficulty, but was iit- | tie easier yesterday.
 Max Adler is steadily improving and is
 able to go out on pleasant days. Dr. Fleischner attended him. Dr. Falk of Buffalo, brother of Miss Fan
 nie Falk of this city, is visiting his mother | and sister during the holidays. Lieutenant A. M Johnson of the Foot Guards, who has charge of a department | at the clock shop, is recovering from the | grip.
 Dr. Russell said yesterday that Hon. Hiram Camp was steadily improving, that | his fever had left him and that he was now
 rallying well.
 William H. Gessner of 146 Dixwell ave- nue, who has been ill with the grip and pneumonia, is improving. He was very
 low few days ago. | Robert Hine of Clinton avenue is home
 for the holidays from the Philadelphia Dental college. He completes his course
 of studies in July next. Miss Beata Bissell, daughter of Dr. Bis sell, leaves to-day to spend few weeks with relatives in New York. She gradu-
 ates from the high school in the class of ] '92.
 William J. Montgomery & Go. have ! bought quarry of stone at East Haven | for the purpose of getting stone enough to l erect a convent in that district for the Sis | ters of Mercy.
 nhlso SoIkCOh Su1 oAc, oduEhGCI oI oupCI- | intendent Curtis of our public schools, who | will graduate from the high school class of
 '92, goes to Wellesley college to complete
 her education.
 A. A. Stagg will go to Chicago next Oc- | tober to take charge of athletics in Profess | sor Harper's university. The latter raised Stagg's salary $1 .O00, recently, owing to | the agitation in favor of Stagg locating at Yale.
 The wedding of Miss Rose Rosenberg, ! daughter of MT. Isaac Rosenberg of Olive street, to MT. Max Fisher of Logansport,
 Ind, will take place in the early part of
 January. It will be quite an important
 social event in leading Hebrew circles in
 this city. l Patent Commissioner Simonds and Post I master E. B. Bennett of Hartford, J. G.. ! Hyatt of Westport, W. E. Gates of Glas-
 tonbury, Mrs. Ida Willis of Windsor and l Marshall Emmons of East Haddam are the l Connecticut people thus far confirmed by the United States senate
 The wedding of Miss Flora Adler and Superintendent Ullman of the big corset works of Mayer Strouse and Go. will take
 place in the near future. It will be the opening event at the new and beautiful hall of the Harmonic club. The hall will
 be one of the finest of it's kind in New England.
 David Cowell, the well known State
 street restaurant keeper, yesterday morn I ing received very handsome Christmas
 present from his wife in the shape of a l life size oil painting of himself The paint ing is a remarkably fine likeness of MT. Cowe1l, and is the work of John A. Hen
 drick of this city.
 Yesterdays Hartford Post says: Mana l ger Bunnel of New Haven feels very keen
 ly the false light he has been put into in connection with the Bernhardt perform
 ance at the Hyperion theater, New Haven, i on Christmas eve. MT. Bunnen has the l reputation of giving exactly what he ad- l vertises to give. When he engaged Bern hardt for this one performance it was with
 the understanding, specified in the con I tract, that she would not play in any Con 1 necticut city during the season. The con- l tract will be fulfilled.