Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-06
LOCAL M ~ ..

Brief Mention.
Oue hundred and twenty varieties of note
paper at Dormans.
Witch Hazel Cream cures Ohapped hands.
Beware of limitations of Brussels soap.
The monthly meeting of the board of man
ayers Of the Y. W. @. A. will be held at the
home this afternoon ut O'Clock.
The winter term ct Yale univsraity will
begin to morrow, and already large num-
Der of tho students have come back.
The usual meeting Of the Woman's Church
Missionary sssociation will be held to-mor-
row at 3p. m. in Trinity building, Temple
street.
The young people Of the Church Of the
Ascension are arranging for an entertain
ment In the Atheneum. to be given during
February.
Janitor Lincoln has got the upper hands
of Jsnieor Bohsn. The former got new looks
for the doors to the city Offices, thereby
shutting out Mr.. Bohan.
Deputy Sheriff Warren raided the place o.
Francis Farrell In RsdAeld street Saturday
afternoon and seized . lot of lager beer kept
on hand without license.
On February 8 the members of the Ma
tional Blues will have their annual ball.
They have already engaged Henry Thomas
orchestra of twenty pieces.
The regular monthly meeting of the board
of managers of the Ladies' Sesmen's Friend
society will b held this afternoon at
O'Clock In Center church chapel.
The officers Of Horeb lodge No. IS, I. o.
B. B., were installed by the Grand lodge on
GERS of New York last night In their ledge
rooms In the CouRIxx building.
A literary and musical entertainment will
be given by Rescue lodge OF Good Templaru
No. SO at their hall on Chapel street, over
Nsndel & Freedman's store, this evening,
An msSc,nS Ct O'Clock.
M. Mon.S Emery, a returned missionary
,r.r, rn,s.r wN give an address in the
lecture room of the Pr csoy.e,,An onar0n On
Tuesday evening at hall. pal S0io01.
Mrs. Mary McNamee, a .,en. ~ 'ne
hospital since last August, SUM- '. su'
died yesterday morning on.
caves con in this city. Her husband ~ ~
The State Soldiers Home at Noroton, mel
Darien.
Foy, Harmon & Chadwick, for whom the In
late Colonel Charles n. r. Mott was book is
keeper, find their cash balances out only 60
"A abort. Their balances usually vary this On On
amount. and so Mr.. Motifs work is regarded tn
" correct. In
Arrangements for the Arions' mssque- an
rade have been nearly completed. The floor a.
drill in Louis XIV. costume, under the d. be
reotion of Mr.. Rutter of New York, will be NJ
one Of the features. Regular rehearsals have ~
been ordered by the new director. 70
"a New Years Sermon" Astounding in b,
helpful and refreshing thoughts, was II
preached yesterday morning in the Church :, ~
Of the Messiah by the pastor, Rev. L. b.
Squires. After the discourse q number of ly
new members were taken into the church. 81
Eleven Congregational ministers died in 70 -
Connecticut last year: james B. Cleveland, Il
w. N. Harvey, Plat T. Holly, Salmon No. m
Call, Elliott Palmer, Lavalette Perrin, Ira OF
Pettibone, Ebsnszer Smith, Alden South :. y
worth, William Thompson, Theodore D. II
Woolsey. Of
The funeral of the late Mrs. Bridget Cshill "
took place at A O'Clock yesterday afternoon :,
from 14S Putnam street, not at $50 O'Clock,
az was at frst decided upon. 1t was neces- OK
sary to change the hour because the large 4.
number Of funerals made It impossible to Il
secure hearse before. For the same reason Il
the funeral Of tho late Mrs. Julia Herman
was postponed until $3.50 O'Clock this after y
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