Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-23
Peraonal NOleA.


 Miss Frances E. Walker of this city sailed Sat urday for Rotterdam. Mayor Tracy of Meriden says that he will attend the democratic national convention in Chicago next June
 James H. Austin, the boatman on Brewery
 street, has recov, red his 2Ofoot catboat Frolic,
 missing nearly year. Rev. and Mrs. EP. Seymour of 571 Elm street, accompanied by Miss M. Roberts, have gone on visit to Washington, D. O. Principal Thomas predicts there will be 800 high school pupils next term. and the question Is, where will they all be placeds
 Howard c; Webb of the Register was called stating that his mother is dangerously ill. Congressman Wilson of West Virginia will de-
 liver lecture in Osborn hall On on next & Tuesday Vice President Futile for the Consolidated road sent check for $500 to Chief Kennedy, Satur-
 day. for the Firemen's Benevolent association MT: and Mrs. A. J. Stodell will receive congra- tulatons of their friends on the occasion of their
 twenty fifth wedding anniversary at their home' 51 Salem street, May g.
 Postmaster sperry, after making thorough
 and he has informed the postoffice department of his conclusion.
 FL. Mygatt, of the law firm of Mann & Mann of NewYork, spent Sunday with friends in this
 city He was ae e5 from Hd the Yale o law send, Watrous & Buckland for a time. The wedding of William W. Goss of Auburn, Me and Miss Etta M., daughter of Contractor
 Charles L. Wright of this city, is announced to o'clock. Rev. J. Lee Mitchell will perform the ceremony.
 Attorneys W. H. Ely, Edmund Zacher and
 building tabulating tho evidence offered by the town clerks and counters in the Phelan- alSh quo warranto case.
 Rev. A. A. DeLarme, pastor of the Hope Bap
 tist church, ana Prof. Francis Wayland are in
 to the n aay S aed es Mse G
 Rev H. Pas1Sr of the 5st m s hsptst fy will go down to-day. Sherwood S. Thompson of this city is the first subscriber to the soldiers memorial! fund of the
 suffield institution: The income of this fund M is scendants of those who served honorably in the late war. Senotor Hawley has written that if
 the fund amounts to $5,Ooo he will give some- thing
 road gave supper to several of his railroad day night. Tho following well-known railroad men were present: Wallace Sanborn Henry Geslen, George E. Brooks, John Carney and a dozen others.
 Health Officer F. W. Wright has returned to the city after g weeks absence. He and his wife went to Long Island to spend few days Mrs. Wright was attacked by the measles and the doc. tor was obliged to come back without her: Mrs. Wright is not seriously ill and will probably re- turn this week.
 lv last week in New York not the Colonel Austin who was well known in New Haven. The latter's name was Stephen E., and he lives near Macon, Ga. He bought partially perfected adding machine and while perfecting it resided at the Seden house severalyears and subsequent Iy at David Coweu's on State street. Captain Charles B. Dyer, who is now at Allan tic City N J , for the benefit of his heath, will return tomorrow if he is able. He has not i'm proved since he has been there and he wishes to return, feeling that there is better chance for his Improvements at home. symptoms of dropsy frrrtha nOmnlicHfinO Coa and adding to the difficulty of recovery. Frederick Waldron, late clerk of the public works board, now becomes secretary of new company the Ward Aut omatc Awning company. canitai S5O, ,OOO which was organized in this city Saturday with officers as follows: President, William Nicely; secretary and treasurer, F. H. Wa!drOn: directors, Thomas M. Waller and H. l.. Dudley of New York; William Nicely, c. T. Ward and F S. Stiles of this city.