The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-10-18
PERSoNAL MENTION.

 typhoid fever, is nearly well again, and was in town yesterday visiting friends
 A young man named William Pird, who works for Munson x C., the paper box makers, was pitched from his bicy- cle on State street yesterday owing to the breaking of his wheel, and was bad ly bruised. He resides at 156 Commerce street. Dr. Kenna attended him. The young man received a bad gash over his right eye and suffered somewhat from concussion. He was resting com- fortably last night.
 Professor F. A. Fowler was in New York yesterday ..-.
 William w. Graham, foreman at Sargent &s Co.'S for years past, has re- signed his position.
 Mrs. Breen, principal of the Wooster school, who has been suffering from the effects of severe fall for four weeks, resumed her duties at the school yesterday.
 Dr. Ralph A. Mcdonnell has been ap- pointed instructor in dermatology and clinical medicine at the Yale medical school, succeeding Dr. Henry Fleisch- ner.
 Casey and Curtis, the Meriden riders, who are trying to break the record be- tween New York and Boston, arrived in this city shortly after seven o'clock yesterday morning about on schedule time.
 The marriage of John w. Nichols of Branford to Miss Carrie Hoadiey, also of Branford, will take place on We'd nesday, October 26.
 Edwin E. Norton, who was reported to have disappeared from his home on Webster street, this city, about month ago, has just returned to the city. He enlisted in the Twenty fifth regular in fantry and has been with them since he left the city. He is on thirty days furlough.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Butler of PA Dix well avenue will celebrate the silver" anniversary of their wedding next Mon- day evening.
 Dr. Alljandro Garcia-Aragon of Cur tayo, Costa Rica, and his father, Count Garcia-Aragon, who have been the guests of Mrs. Bacon of 120 York street. left for New York Saturday evening, and will sail on the first steamer for home. Dr. Garcia is a graduate of Yale and the only other time his father the count, was in this city was when he came to witness the graduation of his son.
 In New York December at the Nav arro, the home of the brides parents, Calvin Burr a popular Yale man of the eighties, will be married to Miss Mabel Langdon Hayden, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William B. Hayden. After their marriage they will go to Colorado for the winter. MT. Burr practices law at Auburn.
 B. A. Lenfest, who has for the past three years been instructor in me- chanical drawing, machine work, forg- ing and mathematics at the Boardman school, has resigned to accept posi- tion as principal of the Waltham, Mass, Manual Training high school. Mir. Len fest will also give up his classes in mechanical drawing in the Y. M. c. A. course.
 The Right Rev. Chauncey Brewster will officiate at the wedding of Miss Edith Laboiusse of New Orleans and Henry Lane Enc, to be solemnized this week at Saugatuck, this state. Among the ushers will be Dr. Schley, grandson of Rear Admiral Schley. The bride groonl-to-be is the son of the late Amos R. Emo of New York.
 The members of the Pequot club com mittee to arrange for the clubs Hal lowe en celebration are Mrs. H. B. Arm strong, Mrs. F. H. Benton, Mrs. Will liam l.. Looniis and Mrs. E. H. Hausel of Hartford Mrs. John w. Champion has been appointed to care for the flow CT booth and she in turn will have as ssting her, besides Mrs. J. H. Shaw and Mrs William Warner, a group of young girls.
 Professor John F. Weir of Yale is be- ing entertained during his stay in An sonia, where he is to lecture this even- | ing, by Mrs. Frank E. Hoadley. Dr. and Mrs. Norwood of Ansonia during the past week have entertained A. E. Ely of New Haven, Miss Flor ence Delans of Sheepshead Bay and MT. and Mrs. H. V. Finley of New York city.
 Henry B. Bunnell, government in spector at the Winchester Repeating | Arms COHlDdDy 5 ldCIOly anu WllO 10 t popular favorite of all in the shop, will be married this afternoon in Waterbury | to Miss Ella Holland of that city. Af- | ter a bridal tour they will reside at the home of George R. Coan, 595 Dixwell | avenue.
 | George F. Stanford, who was cor poral in the Yale battery, has received ] a commission as second lieutenant of Company F of the same regiment. San | ford will be remembered as a former | center rush at Yale and also as a sprinter. For several years past he has been one of the coaches of the Yale | eleven.
 Theodore J. Alderman and Captain Cowles of the detective bureau went to New York yesterday to look at the ar ticles which are supposed to have been | taken from MT. Ackerman's house by the burglar Travis of Brooklyn on Oc- tober z. Mr. Ackerman's house was en- tered on that date and several articles of value were taken, which were identi- fled among Travis things in New York by Captain Cowles Saturday. James Wallace Broatch, who resigned from the Yale faculty and enlisted as a private in the regular army, has just been mustered out of the service. MT. Broatch served in the Eighth infantry and made a splendid record during his