The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-28

ty goods, with GainsboroWgh hat, The maid of honor Was attred in most be- coming gown of new blue, Rev, Father l Fowler offlciated, celebrating nuptial mass, After an extended wedding tour to include Atlanta, Philadelphia and | Washington, MT, and Mrs, Fahy will reside In Wallingford where very pretty home awaits them, They were the recipients of many beautiful gifts,
 RD-NETTLETON,
 Bridgeport, Nov 27-At the First 1 Presbyterian church this evening at 6;S0 Mlss Alletta Augusta, daughterof AL fred Botsford of 1854 Broad street, was married to Dr. Charles Bidwen Nettle- ton of Derby. Miss Botsford Is widely esteemed and an active mover in a so- clal set whose lustre will be dimmed by her removal consequent upon her marriage The groom is a prominent dentist and a highly regarded Derby resident of many years standing. The maid of honor was Miss Fife HiltZ of this city. There were two bridesmaids the Misses Maud and Inez Fairchild, nieces of the bride.
 The bride was becomingly gowned in a travelling costume, and her garb was seconded by that of her maid. They carried bouquets of white and yellow chrysanthemuns, respectively. The bridesmaids were prettily attired in white and green, and carried boquets of pink carnations. The ceremony was performed by Rev. H. A. Davenport, pastor of the First Presbyterian church. The bridal party, headed by the ushers, entered the church to the music of Men, delssohn's march, and met the groom and best man at the altar. The best man was Dr. H. J. Dugan of Ansonia. The bridal party left the church to the music of Lohengrin. The organist was Professor Theodore Spinning. The young couple received a lavish array of presents. The groom's gift to the bride was a pair of diamond earrings.
 Guests arrived to-day in considerable numbers from New York, Boston, New ersey, New Haven, Hartford, Ansonia and Derby to attend the wedding. A down east" trip will be the scope of the honeymoon. The couple will soon begin housekeeping in Derby.
 STERLING-ROBI
 Bridgeport, Nov 27.-Paul Sterling, son of MT. and Mrs. Julian H. Sterling, was married this afternoon to Miss Mary, daughter of MT. and Mrs. John Rutledge Robinson of London, England, by Rev. Edward Grier Fullerton. Tho ceremony occurred at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Walter L. Kellogg of Stratfor Mrs. Kellogg being a sister of the bride The bridal couple have gone to Washington and other south ern cities on their wedding tour. An nouncement cards of the marriage have been issued by Mir. and Mrs. John Rut- ledge Robinson, with "At Home" cards after January at 299 Washington ave- nue.
 CONDUCTOR BROWN MARRIED.
 Bridgeport, Nov. 27.--J. Brown, yard conductor of the Consolidated railroad and financial secretary of H. A. Bishop lodge No. Ill, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, was married at ten o'clock this morning to Miss Nellie A. Lyons at the Sacred Heart church. The Rev. Father J. c. O'Brien officiated. Thomas Lyons, brother of the bride, was best man and Miss Annie Foran was maid of honor. A reception and breakfast followed at the residence of the bride, 122 Myrtle avenue. MT Brown has the best wishes of his many friends.
 WOODBRIDGE YOUNG PEOPLE
 WED.
 Ansonia, Nov. 27.-Two Woodbridge young people were united in the holy bond of wedlock at the Church of the Assumption this morning in the pres ence of a number of relatives and friends, composed principally of Wood bridge and New Haven people.
 The bride was Miss Bertha Brault, a daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Brault of Woodbridge, and the groom, James Wynn, a well known young farmer of that town.
 The bride, attired in a very beauti- full green satin gown with rich lace and ribbon trimmings came intS church on the arm of the best man, James Crowley of New Haven, and the groom escorted the bridesmaid, Miss Mamie Brault, whose gown was similar to that of the bride. Both young la- dies wore pretty corsage bouquets of white bridal roses and also wore rose hair ornaments, The bride carried a white ivory and gold prayer book.
 At the chancel rail they were met by Rev. Father Synnott, who, after joining them In marriage, celebrated a nuptial mass, the bride and groom partaking of the holy communion and receiving the customary nuptial bless ing which is bestowed upon all who are married with the nuptial mass
 On leaving the church the bridal party and the guests were driven to Woodbridge, where MT and Mrs. Wynn gave a reception. They will reside in Woodbridge.
 WALLINGFOiD WEDDINGS.