The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-09
NEW HAVEN PEOPLE
Il NEW RAYEN MANS TRAyEES IN
SUNNY ITILg.


A Former New Haven school Principal of
Thirty Years Ago Visits Old Pupils Here
no or for Paris-Mr. Percy's Wedding
Other Notes.
Ex-Principal Smith of the old octa-
gon George street public school was in
town yesterday on court business and
called on several old friends, He is n
resident of Brooklyn, N Y, and is now
retired from active business. He Is
pleasantly remembered by hundreds of
New Haven boys and girls who were
pupils of George street school when he
was principal That was years before
Principal Lewis became principal of
this school.
Fred Ludington, well known New
Haven boy, now an inventor of note
and prominence in connection with to-
bacco manufacturing, was in town this
week and was greeted by many friends.
Chairman Grove ]. Tuttle of the East
Haven democratic town committee has
issued the call for the primary for the
election of delegates to the democratic
state convention from that town.
Martin Gruner. the butcher son of
the late Martin Gruner, who resided in
Hine place, is recovering from severe
attack of pneumonia and is able to be
out
The large circle of friends of Mr. ],
D. Whitmpre. ex-principal of the Hill
house high school, regret to hear of his
continued ill health, he having been
indsposed for several months past.
With the return of mild and warmer
weather an improvement in his health
is hoped for.
The many friends of DR.. C. A. Dor
man, formerly living in this city, UNI
doubtedly will be pleased to learn of
his present whereabouts. He is now
on his return of his second trip across
the continent, to San Francisco and
back, lecturing before Young Mems
Christian associations and others in the
special work in which he has been en-
gagged the last five years. His appoint
ments this month were: May 8, Lynch
burg, Va; May 10, Clifton Forge Va. /:
4,
folk Va His address at all places
care of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION.
Edward F. Bishop, proprietor of the
blacksmith shop 80 George street, has
gone to Europe. He will visit France
and Germany His health has been
poor and he goes abroad to benefit it,
Ex-Judge L. P. Deming will deliver a
lecture at the Church of the Messiah
Sunday evening on Religious Devel-
opment of the South American Conti-
nent"
F. H. Hart of Strong, Hart, Barnes
G. Co has leased the Pond cottage near
the Sheldon house Pine Orchard.
f. w Miner of Wallingford is to
move his present cottage to the rear
of the lot on Wallace avenue, Pine Or
chard, and will build fine new cottage
on the front.
DR. Darlington Of Bristol has rented
the Daisy cottage on Linden avenue,
Pine Orchard. There are now sixty-six
cottages at Pine Orchard,
DR.. Charles w. Vishno of No. 264 York
street sails to-day for Paris. He will
be abroad about six weeks.
Salvatore Maresca of TAG Grand ave-
nue. and Liusa Scafarello of IS Myrtl2
street We're married yesterday by JUS
tice of the Peace Anthony Spinnello.
Both the contracting parties are well
known Italians
Attorneys Deming &, Tuttle yesterday
received a cablegram from Buda Pesth
announcing that some important deposit
tons had been taken there in the case
of Faber against A. F. Woods Sons &c
recover $4,000 damages.
Seligman Zunder, brother of MaieI
Zunder, presented beautiful bouquet
| of flowers to each teacher of the new
Zunder school on the opening day oil
| the school.