Morning journal and courier., 1890-12-31
FOR NEW YEARS DAY.

Special Features of the Celebration
 of the Day TO.MOrrow in Town.
 Tomorrow, if the weather is fine, will be an exceptionally lively New Years day in New Haven. Features of the day and other notes of interest are as follows: First in importance will be the inaugura. tion of the mayor and his big recep- tion to follow. The banquet to the city officials after the inauguration of Joseph B. Sargent as mayor will be held in rooms 10 and II, city hall. It will begin at about 1:30 o'clock, or immediately after the ceremonies. Deibel is to cater and will provide for about 125 people.
 Mayor Sargent will keep open house from to 10 p. m., and will have refresh ments served by Deibel. MT. Sargent's employees have been specially invited From 3 to o'clock the ladies employed by MT. Sargent will be received. The em- ployes at the Sargent factory will have a holiday tomorrow as the works will be shut down.
 AT THE MERCANTILE.
 President David H. Clark of the Mer- cantile club said yesterday afternoon that the Mercantile club will keep open house from p. m. until Il p. m.; refreshments by Deibel. Special preparations will be made to provide for an unusually large at tendance of guests.
 QUINNIPIAc CLUB.
 The Quinnipiac club will not keep open house tomorrow.
 AT THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
 There will be no special features at the Republican league tomorrow owing to the upheaval and changes consequent upon the alterations and enlargement of the league building premises.
 ALDERMAN LowE's OPEN HOUSE.
 The ladies who will assist Mr. and Mrs John W. Lowe of 17 Sylvan avenue in re- ceiving their callers tomorrow are Mrs. John Champion, Mrs. James R. Lyon, Miss Edith V. Smith of Wallingford and Miss Florence Griswold of Guilford The re- ception will be from in the afternoon until midnight. No printed invitations have been issued, but all the friends and acquaintances of MT. and Mrs. Lowe are invited to call, an especial invitation hay ing been extended by the alderman elect to all members of the city government, past, HAS5SAAo oASSo1 Grays.
 THE PosToFFIcF TOMORROW.
 New Years day the postofice and branch ct Fair Haven will close at 12 o'clock noon, except the stamp window at main office, which will remain open until 1 o'clock p. m.
 Carriers will make but one trip, leaving the office at s o'clock @. m. after arrival of western mail.
 Corridor open all day as usual.
 Carriers window will not be open in the evening.
 w.C.T.U. AT ENGLISH HALL.
 There will be Woman's Christian Tenn perance union reception at English hall on New Years day. The hall will be open at g a. m. and the reception will continue un- til 10 D. m. All friends of the union are invited to attend. The City mission kindly give the use of the hall.
 NEW YEARS RECEPTION BY CANTON sAssA- Grand Canton Sassacus will give re- ception at it's rooms from 5 P. m. until mid night Tickets of admission and the enter tainment coupons will cost $1. It is ex- pected that large number of the members with their families will attend.
 RovERs' BICYCLE CLUB.
 The Rovers' Bicycle club will keep 'open house" on New Years day at their rooms on Elm street. Friday evening the club will hold a reception and sssmoker,n at which literary and musical exercises will form an important feature. At the same time the presents from the Christmas tree will be distributed among the members.
 NEW HAVEN BICYCLE CLUB.
 A reception and 'ssmoker" will be held at the club house on Olive street to-mor- row. Friends of the club from Hartford, Meriden and Bridgeport are expected and the occasion will be one of great interest to the members of the club and their friends.
 Y. IT, 0. A.
 The Y. M. 0. A.. will hold an "open house" and give reception at their rooms on Chapel street New Years day. Cards have been given out requesting members and contributors to invite their gentleman friends. Entertainments will be served in the association parlors in the afternoon.
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