The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-18
rERSONIL JOTTINGS.


 Henry Armbruster proprietor of the saloon on State street, near Edwards, is quite i'll with nervous prostration,
 James R. Gallagher highly esteem ed salesman at Malley, Nicely & Co.,, is very ill at the home of his parents No, Is Edwards street. He is attended by Dr. Lambert, and Dr, Francis Bacon has been in consultation in the case,
 Mrs, Delos Nosler and daughter, An ma, of St, Johnsville, N. Y., are visit ing Mrs Sophronia Klock and Mrs lrv- ing B, Klock of this city,
 F. D. Meigs, the clothier who is in Ieipsc, Germany, completing a pleas ure tour, is expected home in about a week.
 Mrs. Walter Wlttes nee Fordham, of Jersey City, is visiting her cousin, Miss May Williams of Elliott street,
 Rev, M. A. Munson of this city preach ed last Sunday at Stony Creek in place of Pastor Pelton, who was absent for Nest
 G. A, W, Dodge, general manager of the New Haven Street Railway com pany, is in Montreal attending the an nual meeting of electric road manag- | CTS.
 Edward Hope, the well known saloon keeper at the corner of Putnam and | Cedar street, has sold his business to | c. A. Moeller. MT. Hope will now re- l tire from business.
 | Councilman W. l.. Peck of the Fifth ward, who has been very ill with ty- phoid fever for six weeks, is now fast | improving and able to sit up a while every day. MT. Peek is the well known grocer son and business partner of our old and esteemed townsman, Homer H. Peck.
 l Professor S. s. Sanford of the Yale musical department on Wednesday | evening returned to former Congress- man Robert F. De Forest a class pin that the latter lost thirty years ago. Professor Sanford found the pin under stone on the campus and learned it's owner from the initials engraved upon it.
 The marriage of Miss Annie L. How ard of 'Hoboken, N. J., and Frank H. Gauchet of this city took place at the residence of the groom's brother, SS Willow street, Wednesday evening. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph A. Elder of Hope Baptist church. The bride was given away by her father, George L. Howard. | A WALLINGFORD LADY.
 Mrs. L. M. Benham of Wallmgford, who has been at the New Haven hos pital several days for an operation for removal of cancer, has so far re- covered as to be able to return home The operation was performed by Dr. Bacon of this city, assisted by Dr. Rus sell of Wallingford. None of her rela- tives knew about her illness until she l teegraphed them to meet her in this city that they might go with her to the ! hospital There is reason to believe she will recover. Mrs. Banham is a sister of A. D. Hall of this city,
 EX-CAPTAIN BUNCE'S GIFT.
 Ex-Captain Rollin J. Bunce of the Light Guard has just presented the company with unique gift. It con. sists of a large volume containing the newspaper clippings relative to the do, ings of the company since MT. Bunce l was made captain in 1863. All military matters in which the company had a part are noted in the book which has been placed in tha hands of T. Dunham Bailey, the present captain of the com. pany, and states that the work begun by eX-Captain Bunce will be maintained by him, and at the expiration of his l term of office will be turned over to his l successor.
 FROM LONDON.
 MT, J. P. Smith of London, England who is interested in the Standard Oi company's English business, as was his father before him, is in town, the guest of J. H. c. Durant, the jeweler He is cousin of Mrs. Durant H
 leaves to-day for visit to Mag Falls and Washington, D. C., before returning home. His trip to this coun try is for health and business. He has been doing New York and Philadelphia the past two weeks.