Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-18
Personal Notes.

EcISOnAl NOte8s
 Colonel Benjamn S. Pardee is visiting friends in Westville.
 J. Hoppin of this city is registered at the New York Herald bureau in Paris.
 Mrs. Stiles Curtis and her sister, Miss Hull of Norwalk, are visiting in this city.
 Mrs. Wallace Dowd of Barkhampsted is in the New Haven hospital for treatment
 Louis Pfeiffer of Yale will sing in the Congre- gational church choir at Birmingham.
 E. A. Cowles a Consolidated road brakeman has been promoted to a conductors berth.
 The Rev. Mr. Mohr and family, who were re- city.
 Dr. E. S. Gaylord and Dr. D. A. Jones have s'fne0 N Y. ITO" 'no oen'a' convention at A'0an''
 ,Ia Postmaster sperry yesterday ordered tn ne Whitney avenue and Foster street. The box is in position.
 Louis Bealey and Fred Andrew have presented some valuable works on engineering to Elm City association No. l, National Association of Sta tionary Engineers.
 The Rev. J. Gardner Ross of Jacksonville Fla, formerly stationed in this city, pastor of the
 West Chapel street Baptist colored church, is now visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. J. Debel will sail for Europe in
 July. They will spend a considerable portion of ana will settle up the Deibel estate Miss Bena Deibel will have charge during their absence. John J. Gilligan has applied to the county com
 low street. g. O. Preston has obieeted 'fo to the application and it is understood has the support of large number of residents of that neighbor- hood.
 MT. and Mrs. J. P. Wood celebrated the fifth anniversary of their marriage Monday evening at the residence, No. IA Dwight street. There were 8 large number of friends present and many tokens of friendship and regard were be- slowed.
 George S. Brewster '91, captain in his senior year Of the varsity eight, is travelling abroad fall Mir. Brewster was very seriously ill with typhoid fever, his life at one time having been almost despaired of. Herman c. Waltereck of this city sues the steamship Olinda in the United States courts at New York, alleging that after paying for first class passage to Lisbon he was put in room full of gases, which prostrated him with typhoid fever. He claims $5, 900. W. R. Silva, proprietor of the Lucas house in West Haven, was fined S20 and costs by Justice G. w. Adams for violation of the liquor law. Officers searched his house on Sunday and ob- l tained evidence on which Silva was fined. An appeal was taken to the court of common pleas. M. Steinert and his son Albert Steinert, who sail for Europe May 26, sail on the steamer Co., lumbia. They will go to Vienna where a theat-
 rcal and musical exhibition is to be held early in June but before going there MT. Steinert will and France to view the cathedrals. He will stop a while in London and in Paris. W. A. Harris, the esteemed manager of the Western Union Telegraph company of this city, came back from Boston yesterday. MT. and yacht the "Mariota.' They had miserable weather, head winds, rain, etc., on the way up and did not get to port until Saturday after noon Mir. Harris left his yacht in Boston with
 the man to whom it was recently sold. The actual sailing time was sixty three hours and ten
 minutes.