The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-11-30
TIFFANY & CO.,,
 Gold and Union Square Siiversmths. New York.
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 PERSONAL.


 Miss J. Siinonds and Miss Rubie Nichols of Waterbury are guests of Miss Lily A. Johnson of No. 9S Whalley avenue.
 Colonel Louis r. Heublein of Hart ford, who was confined to his home suffering from slight attack of fever, was reported better last night.
 At the home of MT. and Mrs. w. l.. Andrew on Carmel street, Thursday evening, their youngest daughter was united in marriage to James Ritchie.
 Mrs. James B. Smith (nee Armstrong; leaves to-day for Bloomfield, N J., where she will be the guest of Miss Madison.
 Gilhuly & McDermott have been awarded the contract for building the Blohm Place road in West Haven. The road is to extend across the Old Field meadows. This was done at a borough meeting Wednesday night.
 Henry Jude and Miss Marie R. Selke were married Wednesday evening, Mo- yember 27, at o'clock by Rev. MT Timm. After the reception at the home of the brides parents the couple left on @ trip to New York. The presents were many and valuable. MT. and Mrs. Jude will reside at 66 William street.
 The ninth annual Thanksgiving din- ner of Lyman F. Bradley and family was held at his home, 104 Exchange street, Thursday afternoon. The fol- er mt at ta1,, AT,, and Mrs. Lyman Bradley, MT. and Mrs. Franklin E. Rhodes, Mortimer Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin A. Howell, MT. and Mrs. Abraham Howell, Charles Howell, Mrs. Martha M. Howell, MT and Mrs, John R. smith. Mortimer Smith, MT. and Mrs John Turner, Hazel Turner, MT. and Mrs. Lincoln Hayward. Ethel Hayward, Clarence Hayward, MT. and Mrs. Howard Steele and baby, Miss Minnie Hrah, MT. and Mrs. John Sanford.
 James Graham X Go. presented each of their employees a fine, fat turkey for Thanksgiving, a custom they have fol- lowed for over thirty years.
 MT. Dessauer has accepted the posfA ton of instructor of singing and theory at Rosemary hall in Wallingford.
 Announcement is made of the en- gagement of George P. Root of Lyon street and Miss Anna Rupp of Peck street.
 F Lyons and daughter, Mrs. A. Levy of Philadelphia, formerly of this city, are visiting Mrs. E. Lyons of "A Lyon street.
 After an absence from the pulpit of four weeks, due to illness, Rev. Dr. Levy of the Court street synagogue will resume services this evening, Mir. and Mrs. Benjamin A. Clark and son of PA Bassett street have gone to Newark, N. J, to spend the holidays.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth F. Astone and Paul Koch of Middletown took place at the home of Captain A. P. Ludington, Quinnipiac street, Thursday afternoon. Rev. E. J. Chaffee of Mid. dletown officiated
 Dr. M. A, Cremin, who has been i'll for several days past, is slowly improv- ing and In all probability will be able to leave his room in a few days. Upon his recovery the physician may take d SlluFJ NdC6tiuH III OTuer lUe secure d much needed rest.
 A pleasant surprise party was given Miss May Eckert at Carpenter hall Thursday evening. Refreshments were served by the young ladies of the Acorn Social club. The party was joyous one of young couple. Thomas Keyser and Miss May Eclkert led the march, followed by seventy-fiye collples. A cake was given to the best lady prize waltzer. Miss May Eckert won the cake.