The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-11-17
LoClL Nrn.s JorrLNGs.


 Armory-Revival Meetlngs-Mr. l.. E,
 Hinman Seriously Ill-Mrs. James Corn wall Very ul-New Bicycle Factory Talked of-A edding Last Evening.
 The silver demoratic primaries have been called for next Monday night.
 Timothy Eagan of the Twelfth ward is said to be a candidate for the silver nomination for fire commissioner.
 The sarsfield and Light Guard will drill in the armory tonight. It will be the first drill since the repairs on the new armory were begun.
 Revival meetings are now in progress at the Hope Baptist church. Rev. Allyn K. Foster will preach every night this week.
 l.. B. Hinman, the well known real estate dealer, is very seriously i'll at his home in Dwight street. Mir Hin- man contracted 8 bad cold last week, which rapidly developed into pneumo- mia. His condition became critical Sunday night and yesterday morning there was a consultation of physicians regarding his case.
 Mrs. Herz entertained at dinner on Saturday, MT and Mrs. s. Friedlander of San Francisco, Miss Clara Fried lander of New York, Miss Lottie Morse of Denver, Mrs. S. Moses and Miss Blanche Moses of New York.
 Prof. Drake, whose finely illustrated lection on 'The Passion Play at Ober Ammergau" has been given in New Haven with so much success, will show his views and repeat the lecture to- night at St Andrews church. The lecture is given under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society of the church,
 The Consolidated road directors have unanimously reelected the old board of officers of the company: President, Charles P. Clark; vice president, John M. Hall; treasurer, w. l.. Squire; sec retary, w. D. Bishop.
 The St. Aloysius T. A. B. society will give a grand Thanksgiving festival and musical entertainment at it's hall on Meadow street on the evenings of November p, 26, 27 and 2S. The com- mittee has provided a musical and lit- erary program for each evening, to be followed by dancing. The proceeds will go toward the building fund of the St. Aloysius society, and it is the' earnest hope of the committee that the festi val will receive the support of friends of the T. A. B.'s.
 Word has been received that Mrs. James Cornwall, mother of the late F. w. Cornwall, is seriously ill with typhoid fever A telegram was receiv- ed Sunday by Mrs. Cornwall's son call ing him home immediately. No news was received yesterday, and it is hoped that the sufferer is better.
 Last evening at 7:30 o'clock, Rev MT. Siebke united in marriage Miss Louise Kutscher of 96 Clark street and MT. AL fred Blank of Cedar Hill avenue. The cermony was performed at MT. Siebke's home, on Brewery street. Miss Mathil- da Kutscher and MT. Frederick Kutch- CT were among the few friends present as witnesses. A reception in Teutonia hall followed the ceremony. Francis served the wedding supper for about fifteen near friends of the bridal pair. Last evening MT. and Mrs. Blank left for a wedding journey and upon their return they will reside at 79 Cedar Hill avenue.
 There is some prospect that New Ha- ven will have another large bicycle works Representatives of the Premier Cycle Manufacturing company of Bridgeport have recently been in town seeking inducements to remove to this city The Bridgeport concern is we'll established, and is said to be doing a large and profitable business. The management is desirous of adding to | the capital of the company to the ex- | tent of $50,000, and if this amount is raised here it is stated that the com pany would be willing to locate in New | Haven.
 l On Wednesday evening at 6:l5 SUD- per will be served at the Humphrey street Cong eregational church hY the Ladies' Aid society. There will also be one table devoted to the sale of fancy articles.
 The Earnest Workers of 1Gpworth ] church have a supper at the church on 1 Thursday evening at 6:90. After the supper there will be 9 handkerchief and apron sale, and also home made candies will be on sale.
 W4LLTNGF FORD EVFNTS