The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-08
LOCAL NEVIS JOrTINGS.

e- -..I. and Their Friends.
 Mrs. Winget president of the Ladies' Aid society of the Humphrey street Con- gregational church, is again confined to the house by illness.
 Henry Lewis of the Lowell school, re- siding on Edwards street near State street, is i'll with pneumonia. Dr.Smith is attending the lad, who Is very i'll.
 Henry Stadtmuller, a contractor at Sargents factory, has been quite i'll at his home in Whitneyville, near the Whitneyville parsonage, with pleurisy, but is improving.
 Elmer Dibble, son of s. E. Dbble, the Grand avenue merchant, is to take a Plumbing, beginning December l.
 The New Haven Blue Book" has had very large sale among the members of the city's four hundred and also among business men, the latter buying the book on account of the many ad- dresses it contains. There is now talk of a second edition.
 Selden Bacon, formerly of New Ha- ven, will be married to Miss Sarah Blair Fairchild, daughter of ex-Governor and Mrs. Lucius Fairchild of Wisconsin, on Wednesday'evening, October 24,in Grace church, Madison, Wis. MT. Bacon is a promising young lawyer and will make hie hnrS1a ir NotIy oif fSy IIa rI se bride will be at home at the Cambridge, Fifth avenue and Thirty-third street, on Thursdays in January.
 Crowds attend nightly the bazar of the Ladies Aid society of the Sacred Heart church held at Banquet hall. The fair continues until October 15. Harry Le Roy Pangborn, Yale '91, was married at Newport on Wednesday | evening, October 8, to Miss Georgia Harriet Wood, daughter of Professor George H. Wood of New York city. The wedding ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. E. H. Porter. MT. Pangborn after graduating from Yale studied in Paris and recently was made | editor-inchef of the Newport Herald. The New Haven circle No. 28, Com | panions of the Forest, will give socia- ble in Old Union armory this evening. There will be music and dancing. Percy D. Littlejohn, who has been | clerk with E. Hewitt & Co.,, TAI Chapel street, between two and three years, l has rendered is resignation to enter the junior class of the medical school. l. Willie Hegel, the youngest son of John Hegel of the firm of Stahl & Hegel | is slowly recovering from an attack of typhoid fever, from whic'' he has been suffering for the past six weeks. He has been attended by Dr. Henry F | Menke.,.n
 | John Carney, a coal dealer residing al 57 Putnam street, was badly hurt Sat urday. His horse ran away and the oart struck another coal cart and MT | Carney was thrown out and struck heavily on his back.
 | John Thompson of East Haven was Saturday evening mustered in as 2 member of Admiral Foote post. , Int visitors were Conrade Kenyon of !Towel post of Pawtucket, R. l., and Angus A. Swanson and Colonel Fred Taylol of Post 19, Philadelphia.
 On Monday evening, October p, thu Independent Rebecca Naomi lodge No 1 will give dance at Arion hall. Ad ler's orchestra will furnish the music and Prof. Dunn will prompt.
 James Murphy, the architect who pre- pared the plans for the new addition t. St. Francis church in Fair Haven, wa called to his home in Providence Satur day by the death of his wife.
 Over HOO carloads of frieght were il
 waiting at Jersey City last Saturda. night for transportation over the Con solidated road, and there were bus
 times on the road yesterday in movin
 this immense number of cars. Ther
 was great activity on all divisions 0
 the road, especially on the Shore Line
 This was one of the biggest accumula
 tions of cars ever known at Harler
 river. The present business of the Con
 solidated road is exceeding that of las
 year by two hundred carloads day.