Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-17
PERSONAL NOTES

ThOmpson Much Het- ter-A 100 Yards sDash-Arrfvals of Little Cherubs-Called to Chicago General Items. |
 Alexander Thompson, superintendent of l the Connecticut Tramway company, oper- | ating the New Haven and Morris Cove electric railroad. who has been seriously ill with neuralgia of the stomach in Brook lyn is very much improved and was able to come to this city yesterday. It will be several days yet, however, before he will be able to attend to his business duties.
 F. s. Colburn and Joseph Kennedy, both of this city, will soon run 100-yard dash for purse of $50 and the championship of the city. The race will be run at the Elm City Driving park, but the date has not as yet been arranged.
 The family of MT. and Mrs. Lewis H. White of 733 Elm street was yesterday afternoon enlarged by the advent of beautiful young miss weighing nine pounds. Both mother and child are doing we'll.
 Miss Mary Pratt of the Southern New England Telephone company is spending her two weeks vacation at her home in Essex.
 Felix Chillingworth and Lawyer Julius Twiss are among the leading experts in this city in the cultivation of fine pears. The former is also locally renowned for his
 George Gardley of 12 Cherry street, is | rejoicing over the arrival of little daugh- ter. Mother and child are doing we'll, the l little lady weighing Il 3-4 pounds. Constable Charles R. Spiegel received work yesterday morning that his brother in-law, Alfred G. Stockburger, formerly of this city, but now of Chicago, was seriously ill and not expected to recover. Constable Spiegel started for Chicago.
 Miss K. Gallagher of Olive street, daugh- ter of the late Dr. Charles Gallagher, has
 @ connoisseur to be an excellent piece of
 workmanship and worthy of exhibition al
 the worlds fair.
 MT. and Mrs. George P. Otis wish te
 thank the members of the Grace M. E.
 church and Unity Social Temple of Honor
 also their many friends and neighbors, fol
 the kindness and sympathy shown then
 during their recent bereavement.
 Frank Stowe of Hendricks Kettletowr
 farm in Southford, for the last six years
 has moved to this city to reside. |
 visited Mrs. Julia Heinman in South Bri
 tain, has returned, accompanied by Mrs
 Samuel Tuttle.
 MT. and Mrs. Wesley Wells of this cit.
 have been visiting Howard Andrews il
 Brookfeld.
 R. 0. Baldwin and wife of New Havel stopped for two days with Mrs. A. N. Plat ; of South Britain, driving to Now York.
 Miss 0. Slade of Stepney is in her ol
 position in the public school in this city. MT. and Mrs. E. Downs, who have live with her grandmother, Mrs. E. Wheeler have moved from Hoyden's Hill, Conn.,, t ! this city.
 President Hammer of the Malleable Iro company, Brsnford, reports fine tri abroad. He returned this week with hi daughter and son from Europe. s. Sllverthau's son made the handsem
 cane which was presented to Dr. Griswol of Keeley institute on his fortieth birtl day by his parents and ex-patients of tt ? | institute.
 MT. H. Littell, jr., formerly of this cit. is now located as bookkeeper for lars wholesale drug house in New York city.
 Miss Carrie w. Ross of Englewood, ' ' J., daughter of z. T. Ross, 8 former we ' known Consolidated railroad engineer, T visiting with the family of MT. Jam . [ Martin, A Carlisle street.