The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-04-04
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS
ITEMS OF INTER- EST CONFIRMING
 NEH HAVEN PE0PLE
And Other People Known in This city
 Local Social Events Here and Eise-


 Virginia Beach and will not return tC
 college until Monday.
 Andrew Terrell. formerly of the M
 E. Terrell & Co.,, is quite ill at hi l home on Harrison street. MT. Terrel
 is suffering from congestion of th'
 brain, but was more comfortable yes | terday.
 1 News from Mrs. N. A. Baldwin oi 1 Ivy Nook is that she has reached Flor
 ence. Italy. She has with her Mrs Alvarez and Mrs. Tilliston, and vii
 opes her cottage at Nice this week. Miss Mabel Young, daughter of MT and Mrs. Joseph Young, and Walter Wusterbarth both of South Meriden
 were married at 3:3O o'clock Wednesday
 afternoon at St. Johns Evangelical Lutheran church, Meriden. Rev Samuel F. Chaser performed the cere-
 mony. In the evening a reception was
 held at Clark's hall, attended by about
 one hundred friends and relatives of
 the young couple.
 The Sharpe Look Out association met
 at Armory hall, Branford, Wednesday
 evening. In the absence of Mrs.
 Sharpe, who is ill, MT Sharpe, assisted
 by Miss Laura Milford, was in charge.
 A feature of the evening was talk
 by Librarian Whitney, who told the
 boys some very interesting war stories, personal "reminiscences. Mrs. William Lay and AbraIn Lubinski played sev- eral selections on piano and violin. There were present about forty boys.
 The first annual meeting of the Gen. tral Congregational club of Connecticut will be held in the chapel of the South church. New Britain, on Tuesday evening, April S. Supper will be serV- ed at 6:30. Officers and committees will be elected for the ensuing year.
 Pensions were issued Wednesday from the pension office as follows; Original, to William A, Newton of Nor oton Heights $6 per month; to John Kane of Danbury $S per month; to John F. Gilliard of Hartford, at $S per month, and Joseph Leyo of Windsor Locks, $S per month. Increase to Els worth N. Phelps of Windsor SIP per month to Lucius H. Bushnell of New London, $1O per month. Original wid- ows, to Mary E, Dickinson Of Deep River $S per month, and to Augusta A. Price of South Norwalk, $S per month.
 Representative Amos J. Cummings of New York, well known here, is i'll at his home in Washington with an at- lection of the kidneys. Although he is not in immediate danger, his friends express some anxiety.
 Stanley Williams, son of Superin- tendent Williams of Meriden, was brought home from the New York hospital yesterday. The young man is rapidly recovering from his recent operation.
 Eli Whitney president of the New Haven Water company, with J. D. Dewell and General s. E. MerWin left New Haven yesterday morning on a trip to inspect some of the filter sys- tems in operation in other cities. The party left here direct for Albany, where an extensive sand filter plant has been operated for some time. They also expect to visit Binghamton, N. r., and Little Falls, N. J., where the latest me ,hanical systems are giving good re- sults They will be joined by George w. Fuller, the consulting expert of the Water company, and later by Dr. H. D. Smith, the chemist of the company.
 Thomas B. Gold, who has been quite ! Il at his home on Alden avenue suf- ering from stomach trouble, was rest ng more easily yesterday 1
 Dr. Burton F. Bishop moved on We'd leseday from Willard street into the louse recently vacated by Bennett | Tarnham of Alden avenue.
 The ladies' gymnasium class in Bran ord wound up it's social season at Py- | hian hall "Wednesday with another of | hose delightful social dances that | lave been given from time to time dur ng the winter with such marked sue ess. Branford society was out in | orce for the occasion.
 Albert Simonson, thirty three years i'd, single and residing at 93 Whiting | treet, was injured yesterday morning " having barrel of iron fall on his oot in the freight yards of the Con olidated road, where he is employed. The big toe of the right foot was mashed.
 Dr. w. c. Ralston of Milford, who vas called away to his home in Can da on account of the serious illness of is father will return to Milford to- fight. He will be able to fill engage rents on Saturday.
 Mrs w. H. Main of Ansonia came 0 this city yesterday tt consult Dr. ,ussell regarding the fracture of her ight arm. She fell downstairs three lonths ago. broke her arm, and the ones have not knitted,
 In Danbury, Wednesday, Miss Ella fay Pike daughter of MT and Mrs, luther M Pike of 19 Franklin street, nd William c. Dressel of Buffalo, N. :, were united in marriage at the home f the bride The out of town guests ere: MT. and Mes. John Kershaw, [rs. James Kershaw of New York city red Pike of Hartford, Mr. and Mrs harles Ayers and daughter. Pansy of CIV Haven, and Miss Eva Hawes of uffalo, N. Y. Mrs. Jeanette Cheney of Fountain rect has purchased a lot on Alden venue near Elm street from Robert -itchel The lot is 50x50, Mrs Che ey on this property will build one Lmily frame house. She will move ito the house as soon as it has been ,mpleted. Mrs. l.. T. Powell, who has been sitting her cousin in Brooklyn for le last three months, has returned to < ar home on Center street, West Ha- an