Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-01-01
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General News from All Parts of the
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General News from All Parts OF the
Town.
Rev. g. d. Dickinson ofdciated at the
wedding of George Kahl and Miss Lydia
Brodlin yesterday afternoon at 3 O'Clock at
the home of the bride on Cherry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kahl started on the 4:39
train for New York. -
The public installation of the officers of
the G.. A. R., W. R. @. and S. of V. will
occur this evening in Odd Fellows hall. A
dance will follow the installation ceremo-
MES. Admission only by ticket. ..
The z. of P. meet this evening.
Professor M. J. Lynch was prompting in
Norwich last evening.
Edward L. Bullock is in Philadelphia
for few days. 49,
E. A. Parker is home from the far west.
Thomas McKeon, who was reported as
dead few days ago, was on deck yester-
day.
Mass, to make Nav Years calls.
g. +. Paden, the popular young sales
| man at j. NJ. Cannon's store on Center
street, was entertaining several friends
| from Meriden last evening. Pratt is the
magnet that draws the Meriden young
| fairies in the store.
| E. M. Hall will move his boot and shoe
business from Simpson block into the store
in Morse's new block on Center street.
A happy New Year to all the CouR1ER'f
| readers.
Judge Bartholomew is home from visit
to New York.
William N. Clark, jr., and family vii
~ko 10 r.
Clark has large orange grove.
The ice men are beginning to wonder
where their ice crop is coming from.
The usual holiday hours, from 8 to 10
II to 1, will be observed in the postofio
to-day. The lobby will be open from t.
Up. m.
C. R. Tiffany is the clerk of the Baptis
church society in place of R. M. Mansfield
resigned.
d. L. Davis is favorably mentioned TO
the appointment of water commissioner
ton, having had the engineering of tn
laying of the now water main, and know
we'll what the duties are.
Russell & Cooke will open in their nel
place of business on Center street tx day.
Deacon G. F. HARDWOOD is home from
Middletwon with the grip.
A. Z. Poole returns to work at the rub
Der shop next week.
The continued case against George Pee,
comes up again for trial on Saturda
morning.
by the young ladies of tho society, wi
hold New Years reception in the pa,
lors of the Baptist church this evening
An excellent musical program will be rer
dered and light refreshment served. TIL
young folks are cordially invited to attend
The custom of announcing to receiv
New Years calls has about died out her
!. and very few will keep open house to-day
Aurora lodge, Daughters of Herman
, Sons, has elected as officers: Presiden
Mrs. R. Hermann; vics-president, Miss
, Shupke; recording secretary, G. F. Siebe
treasurer, Mrs. Kate Siebel.
! William Hayden and Miss Lizzie Reyl
| olds are soon to be married.
+ l. Charles Logan of the east side is crttica
. ly ill.
3 Last evening the lake was as free frol
; ice as it was in July.
3 Michael Marinan, manager of tt
! Worlds museum, in Boston, was in tow
= last evening.
The Ramblers' Cycle club have appointe
a committee of seven to arrange for q
invitation reception to be given in Febr1
\ | airy. The committee comprises G. Ere
r Lane, w. L. Ingraham, NJ. B. Lander
d G. w. Leavenworth, o. A. Phelps J. ]
F Hall and George W. Bauman. W.
Maltby, the champion bicyclist, was elsctt
o an honorary member of the club.
s Burgess D. G. Porter went to Msridt
yesterday, and brought back the Wilct
Hose four-wheel truck that has been pu
d chased for the Hubbard hose compan
a The truck is frst-class one, and is
y good condition. The price paid was $15
Is Bishop Talbot from Wyoming will be
# St. Paups church Sunday morning. Re
Il J. K. Wildman is improving and expects
4 be able to oficiate On Sunday.
+ The Mackie Brothers of Meriden, VI
N known here, are with the "Ship Aho
ot company.
B. Philip Lononneux and Miss Gsore
st Hall were married yesterday at Pond Hi
d. Mrs. Margaret A. Cooke, aged fifty-eig
n years, died yesterday morning at her hoI
on Constitution Hill. Funeral Saturd
a. at 2 O'Clock. The deceased was the wide
80 of the late Hiram Cooke, father of NJ.
Id Cooke.
t; Charles N. Lane, the newsdealer, f
~ down the stairs of his barn early last eve
10 ing, striking on his head. He was tax
into the house and was unconscious. T
~ extent of his injuries could not be aso'
We tanned. DR.. Russell was called.