Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-28
Personal Notes.

A. o. Norton will soon make Westville his place of residence.
 Walter Graham is still the youngest railroad superintendent in the city.
 Policeman Jarrett has been confined to the house by illness for several days.
 Ward Nichols and wife of this city arc at the United States Hotel in Hartford
 Patrolman George L. Hyde has returned from two weeks stay among the Cats kills.
 Mrs. J. r. Stevenson and Miss Emma Jones of Wallingford returned from AL bany, N. Y.
 Conductor Hazard of the Naugatuck di- vision is laid up with ruptured vein in one of his legs.
 Flora E. Goss will be married at Moretown, Vt., October 28
 The Rev. Dr. McLane will be initiated member of Phoenix lodge, A. o. U. w. ,on Wednesday, November 4.
 Frank Herman is said to be candidate for alderman in the Third ward, all reports to the contrary notwithstanding.
 The will of Stillman Bronson of Wolcott has been admitted to probate. His son, B. l.. Bronson, is named as executor.
 Ralph Parker and wife of Guilford eel ebrated their fifteenth anniversy Monday evening, goodly company being present.
 Miss Mary F Reed of Shelton avenue and Harry s. Munson of Madison were married yesterday by Rev. G. R. Morgan at Christ church.
 The condition of Miss Blanche Parker, a teacher in the Wooster school, who has been ill for three months past, is much improved.
 The Waterbury medical fraternity has received an addition in the person of Dr. E. o. Dutrizsuc, who comes from New Hampshire.
 Mrs. Arthur Griggs is arranging to give a concert at Dwight Place church. Rich ard T. Percy is associated with her in the enterprise.
 Colonel Moran, of the adjutant generals office, was in Wallingford yesterday morn ing inspecting the state property in Com pany Ks armory.
 The huge gold medal owned by Johnnie Dodds, who is to skate at Company G's fair, Waterbury, tonight, is on exhibition at Lake & Strobel's, in that city.
 Dr. McGaughey of Wallingford has re- moved from the leg of George A. Lane a piece of flannel which was forced into it last July by fall from bicycle.
 John L. Jude, we'll known in Fair Ha- veu and formerly of New York, who has been visiting his parents in Townsend avenue, Annex, sailed for Europe Mon day.
 Miss Emma G. Poison, teacher of culi- nary art, will read paoer before the Con- necticut Valley Art and Industrial associ- tion, which meets in Springfield, Mass, November F.
 George H. Peckham of Old Lyme recent ly discovered in an old well nest of snakes. He caught one hundred of them with an eel spear and thinks there are hundreds more in the we'll.
 George Thomas, G. W. Grannis, John Hayes, Lee Bishop, Benjamin Shanley and John McDermott will select headquarters for the club formed in West Haven Mon day night by twenty-five young demo- crats. s...
 Senator Hawley has gone to Ohio to take part in the campaign. He will speak in Gainesville, Fostoria, Fremont, East Liver pool and Wooster. Mrs. Hawley and the children are now in their Washington home.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Mitchell celebrated the seventieth anniversary of their we'd ding Monday evening at their residence on avenue. Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Farnam were the engineers of the sur prise, which was surprise, indeed.
 Mrs. William c. Brocklesby and Miss Frances Ellen Burr will sail on the White Star steamer Britannia tomorrow on their way to Ceylon and India, where they will spend the winter. Both are students of | theosOphy and they will be near the foun- tain of the "wisdom religion" They will 1 arrive shortly before the annual theosoph- 1 Ical convention at Adyar.
 Miss Justine Ingersoll of New Haven, | who is so widely known for her interest in | all charitable works, has agreed to appear | n Waterbury shortly for the benefit of the | Indian association here. Her fame as an | actress and reciter is well known, and a 1 arge audience will doubtless greet her when she appears on the Waterbury stage. l Waterbury American.
 A girl was born to Mir. and Mrs. James | Eagny of 206 Exchange street, Fair Haven, last Sunday morning. The little 1amsel weighed eight and one-quarter pounds, and the parents have decided to name her Ruby Jean. MT. Eagny is pro orietor of the Grand avenue pharmacy md has received many tokens O. .congrat- | llation from his many friends and patrons.
 Senor Eusebio Guyasso, his wife ,Senora AusIplO sCuyaosO, dAu 1Ea6uu rom the yity of Mexico, reached this city yesterday Ifternoon and became the guests of'Mayor 'argent. Senor Ghyasso is 8 large GUS omer of Sargent & Co. in hardware sup ,lies, and with his wife and friend have cen on a visit to New York They will emain here several days and be shown he city. For headache toothache, pain in the side, back nd limbs use Salvation Ol. 25'cents.